Amber Mill Direct

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Amber Mill Direct

Why choose Amber Mill Direct

Key features 01

Functional Translucency + Flexural Strength

Key features 02

Quick & Easy

Key features 03

Edge Stability

Key features 01

Functional Translucency + Flexural Strength

Amber Mill Direct achieves natural translucency by applying a gradated microstructure,

from the cervical to incisal and cooclusal areas, without additional characterization.

Amber Mill Direct produces restorations with different microstructures that generate different strengths

in the cervical and incisal regions, thus, reducing wear of the antagonist teeth.

Key features 02

Quick & Easy

Amber Mill Direct, a pre-crystallised lithium disilicate-based millable glass ceramic block that helps

dental professionals deliver chairside restorations within 1 hour, as only plishing is required after milling.

The translucency of the block can easily be adjusted by firing the glazed restoration.

The blocks have a CEREC mandrel allowing CEREC and universal mandrel wet milling machines in the industry to fabricate the restorations quickly.

Key features 03

Edge Stability

Achieve excellent marginal fit and cervical contour

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