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Figure 1: Most laboratories are spacing zirconia crowns up to 500 microns too low and out of occlusion. This disrupts occlusion until tooth extrusion happens on both the new crown and the opposing crown tooth. Tell your lab technician to reduce that amount significantly to as low as 25 microns.Figure 1: Most laboratories are spacing zirconia crowns up to 500 microns too low and out of occlusion. This disrupts occlusion until tooth extrusion happens on both the new crown and the opposing crown tooth. Tell your lab technician to reduce that amount significantly to as low as 25 microns.
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Reducing continuing problems with zirconia crowns

Dr. Gordon Christensen addresses common zirconia crown challenges, including occlusion, loose contacts, marginal leakage, cementation, and color matching, with practical solutions...
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