Single Crowns: Zirconia, E.max, PFM | Dentlink Dental Lab
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Single crown

Seats like you prepped it.

Six materials, one master who keeps your preferences, and the first one free.

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  • Any scanner, or an STL
  • $0 remake, no questions asked
  • As little as 10 working days
A monolithic zirconia crown, stained and glazed, standing on a black glossy ground
Off the bench this morning: a monolithic zirconia crown, stained and glazed by a Dentlink master.

Which crown for which tooth?

Tap the tooth. We’ll name the crown.

Every crown on the fee schedule, placed where it belongs. Your Rx is the last word.

First molarUpper arch

Crowns for this tooth

  • A monolithic zirconia molar crown seen from the biting surface, on a black ground

    Zirconia monolithicMolars, premolars

    Full-contour zirconia, nothing to chip. For the teeth that chew hardest.

  • A translucent zirconia crown seated on a front tooth of the model

    Zirconia aestheticSmile zone

    High-translucency zirconia, still one piece, for where the smile shows.

  • A porcelain-on-zirconia front crown on a black ground

    PFZFront teeth

    Porcelain layered by hand over a zirconia core, to match the neighbour.

  • Three E.max units in a row on a black ground

    E.maxFront teeth

    Glass-ceramic with natural translucency, for a single front tooth.Shown here on a three-unit bridge.

  • A porcelain-fused-to-metal bridge, the metal biting surfaces showing

    PFMHeavy load

    A metal base under porcelain, for heavy posterior load.Shown here on a bridge.

  • A milled PMMA provisional seated on its model

    Provisional PMMAWhile it heals

    Milled to fit while the tissue settles. Then send the final.Shown here on a bridge.

Not sure between two? Say so on the Rx and the master picks with you.

Milled, then finished by hand

Off the mill on the left. Off the bench on the right.

The same crown on the same model, before and after the master’s stain and glaze. Drag the line.

A monolithic zirconia crown on its model straight off the mill, matte and uniform The same crown after stain and glaze, the fissures and the gloss of a natural tooth
Every crown is milled to the CAD, then a master stains and glazes it by hand before it ships.

Before it ships

Three things checked so your chair time isn’t.

A Dentlink master staining crowns on a model with a fine brush

  • Margin

    Set in CAD, point by point, before the block is cut.

  • Contacts

    Light, medium or tight, to your note. Saved for every crown after.

  • Occlusion

    Checked against the bite you send, so you are not grinding at the chair.

Your next crown

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In as little as 10 working days, shipping included. Your first crown is on us. No card, no contract.

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