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VITA ENAMIC®

A new definition of stability.

Increase profitability with a simplified workflow for up to 50% faster chairtime and proven clinical performance. Only ENAMIC delivers the perfect blend of properties, like elasticity and rigidity, which most closely resembles the characteristics of a natural tooth.

  • Deliver chairside restorations in less than 45 minutes
  • Increase profitability and save up to 5 per restoration in time and materials
  • Simplify processing with no furnace required – just mill, polish and place with precision fit
  • Eliminate limitations of composites with twice the rigidity, excellent bond reliability and shade retention
  • Differentiate by promoting natural tooth characteristics
Medien

Recommended indications*

  • reconstructions with reduced wall thicknesses that preserve natural tooth structure
  • posterior crowns that offer high load capacity in cases with limited space availability
  • precise repair of small defects (e.g., indirect cervical fillings/delicate inlays)
  • non-/minimally-invasive reconstruction of occlusal surfaces (table top)
  • monolithic veneering structures for digital hybrid bridges

*) These are recommended indications; the entire range of single tooth restorations can normally be fabricated. For details, please refer to the respective working instructions of the products.

  • VITA SYSTEM 3D MASTER®, translucent (T)*
    0M1, 1M1, 1M2, 2M1, 2M2, 2M3, 3M1, 3M2, 3M3, 4M2
  • VITA SYSTEM 3D MASTER®, high translucent (HT)**
    0M1, 1M1, 1M2*, 2M1, 2M2, 2M3, 3M1, 3M2, 3M3, 4M2
  • VITA SYSTEM 3D MASTER®, super translucent (ST)***
    1M1, 1M2, 2M2, 3M2, 4M2

*) Limited range of shades for VITA ENAMIC IS-14: available in 1M1, 1M2, 2M2, 3M2 and 4M2
**) Limited range of shades for VITA ENAMIC IS-16: available in 1M1, 1M2, 2M2, 3M2 and 4M2.
***) available in the EM-14 type

Blocks (mm):

  • EM-14 (12 x 14 x 18)
  • EM-10 (8 x 10 x 15)*

*) This geometry in only available in High Translucent.

VITA ENAMIC® products

VITA ENAMIC® for CEREC®/inLab® VITA SYST

VITA ENAMIC for CEREC/inLab, 5 pcs.
Description Prod. no. 5 pcs.
0M1-HT, EM-10 EC40M1HTEM10
8 x 10 x 15 mm
0M1-HT, EM-14 EC40M1HTEM14
12 x 14 x 18 mm
0M1-T, EM-14 EC40M1TEM14
12 x 14 x 18 mm
1M1-HT, EM-10 EC41M1HTEM10
8 x 10 x 15 mm
1M1-HT, EM-14 EC41M1HTEM14
12 x 14 x 18 mm
1M1-T, EM-14 EC41M1TEM14
12 x 14 x 18 mm
1M2-HT, EM-10 EC41M2HTEM10
8 x 10 x 15 mm
1M2-HT, EM-14 EC41M2HTEM14
12 x 14 x 18 mm
1M2-T, EM-14 EC41M2TEM14
12 x 14 x 18 mm
2M2-HT, EM-10 EC42M2HTEM10
8 x 10 x 15 mm
2M2-HT, EM-14 EC42M2HTEM14
12 x 14 x 18 mm
2M2-T, EM-14 EC42M2TEM14
12 x 14 x 18 mm
3M2-HT, EM-10 EC43M2HTEM10
8 x 10 x 15 mm
3M2-HT, EM-14 EC43M2HTEM14
12 x 14 x 18 mm
3M2-T, EM-14 EC43M2TEM14
12 x 14 x 18 mm
2M1-T, EM-14 EC4EM3112765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
2M3-T, EM-14 EC4EM3132765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
3M1-T, EM-14 EC4EM3192765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
3M3-T, EM-14 EC4EM3212765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
4M2-T, EM-14 EC4EM3282765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
2M1-HT, EM-10 EC4EM4112645
8 x 10 x 15 mm
2M1-HT, EM-14 EC4EM4112765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
2M3-HT, EM-10 EC4EM4132645
8 x 10 x 15 mm
2M3-HT, EM-14 EC4EM4132765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
3M1-HT, EM-10 EC4EM4192645
8 x 10 x 15 mm
3M1-HT, EM-14 EC4EM4192765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
3M3-HT, EM-10 EC4EM4212645
8 x 10 x 15 mm
3M3-HT, EM-14 EC4EM4212765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
4M2-HT, EM-10 EC4EM4282645
8 x 10 x 15 mm
4M2-HT, EM-14 EC4EM4282765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
1M1-ST, EM-14 EC4EM7062765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
1M2-ST, EM-14 EC4EM7072765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
2M2-ST, EM-14 EC4EM7122765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
3M2-ST, EM-14 EC4EM7202765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
4M2-ST, EM-14 EC4EM7282765
12 x 14 x 18 mm

VITA ENAMIC® UNIVERSAL VITA SYSTEM 3D-MA

VITA ENAMIC UNIVERSAL, 5 pcs.
Description Prod. no. 5 pcs.
0M1-HT, EM-10 EN1EM4022645
8 x 10 x 15 mm
0M1-HT, EM-14 EN1EM4022765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
0M1-T, EM-14 EN1EM3022765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
1M1-HT, EM-10 EN1EM4062645
8 x 10 x 15 mm
1M1-HT, EM-14 EN1EM4062765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
1M1-T, EM-14 EN1EM3062765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
1M2-HT, EM-10 EN1EM4072645
8 x 10 x 15 mm
1M2-HT, EM-14 EN1EM4072765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
1M2-T, EM-14 EN1EM3072765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
2M2-HT, EM-10 EN1EM4122645
8 x 10 x 15 mm
2M2-HT, EM-14 EN1EM4122765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
2M2-T, EM-14 EN1EM3122765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
3M2-HT, EM-10 EN1EM4202645
8 x 10 x 15 mm
3M2-HT, EM-14 EN1EM4202765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
3M2-T, EM-14 EN1EM3202765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
4M2-HT, EM-10 EN1EM4282645
8 x 10 x 15 mm
4M2-HT, EM-14 EN1EM4282765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
4M2-T, EM-14 EN1EM3282765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
1M1-ST, EM-14 EN1EM7062765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
1M2-ST, EM-14 EN1EM7072765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
2M2-ST, EM-14 EN1EM7122765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
3M2-ST, EM-14 EN1EM7202765
12 x 14 x 18 mm
4M2-ST, EM-14 EN1EM7282765
12 x 14 x 18 mm

VITA ENAMIC® IS for CEREC®/inLab® VITA S

VITA ENAMIC IS, 5 pcs.
Description Prod. no. 5 pcs.
1M1-HT, IS-16L EC4EM4069485
18 x 16 x 18 mm
1M1-HT, IS-16S EC4EM4069365
18 x 16 x 18 mm
1M1-T, IS-14L EC4EM3069725
18 x 14 x 12 mm
1M1-T, IS-14S EC4EM3069605
18 x 14 x 12 mm
1M2-HT, IS-16L EC4EM4079485
18 x 16 x 18 mm
1M2-HT, IS-16S EC4EM4079365
18 x 16 x 18 mm
1M2-T, IS-14L EC4EM3079725
18 x 14 x 12 mm
1M2-T, IS-14S EC4EM3079605
18 x 14 x 12 mm
2M2-HT, IS-16L EC4EM4129485
18 x 16 x 18 mm
2M2-HT, IS-16S EC4EM4129365
18 x 16 x 18 mm
2M2-T, IS-14L EC4EM3129725
18 x 14 x 12 mm
2M2-T, IS-14S EC4EM3129605
18 x 14 x 12 mm
3M2-HT, IS-16L EC4EM4209485
18 x 16 x 18 mm
3M2-HT, IS-16S EC4EM4209365
18 x 16 x 18 mm
3M2-T, IS-14L EC4EM3209725
18 x 14 x 12 mm
3M2-T, IS-14S EC4EM3209605
18 x 14 x 12 mm
4M2-HT, IS-16L EC4EM4289485
18 x 16 x 18 mm
4M2-HT, IS-16S EC4EM4289365
18 x 16 x 18 mm
4M2-T, IS-14L EC4EM3289725
18 x 14 x 12 mm
4M2-T, IS-14S EC4EM3289605
18 x 14 x 12 mm

VITA ENAMIC – SYSTEM SOLUTIONS*

VITA offers VITA ENAMIC with specific holder systems for the CAD/CAM systems:

  • CEREC/inLab (Dentsply Sirona)
  • PlanMill 40/PlanMill 40S/PlanMill 50S (Planmeca)
  • Ceramill mikro IC/Ceramill Motion 2/Ceramill Matik (Amann Girrbach AG)

VITA ENAMIC – UNIVERSAL SOLUTIONS*

  • CORiTEC Serie (imes-icore GmbH)
  • Röders RXD Serie(Röders GmbH)
  • DGSHAPE DWX Serie (DGSHAPE Corporation)
  • CS 3000/CS3100 (Carestream Dental, Inc)
  • Zfx Inhouse5x (Zfx GmbH)
  • Milling UNIT M Serie (Zirkonzahn S.r.l.)
  • N4/R5/S1/S2/Z4 (vhf camfacture AG)
  • Organical Desktop Serie (R+K CAD/CAM Technologie GmbH)
  • DMG ULTRASONIC-Serie (DMG Mori AG)

*) Note: The range of VITA CAD/CAM material versions/geometries/shades available may vary for individual CAD/CAM system partners or systems. The hardware and software requirements in each case are available from the respective CAD/CAM system partners.

Product info

No. 10056 VITA ENAMIC Individualizing (Version 002)

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No. 10508 VITA ENAMIC Bruxismus (Version 001)

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No. 10690 VITA ENAMIC (Version 001)

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No. 920-26315 VITA ENAMIC Summary information (Version 004)

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Instructions for use

No. 10077 VITA ENAMIC Implant-supported crowns (Version 005)

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No. 10532 Processing recommendation VITA ENAMIC milling (Version 001)

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No. 10533 Processing recommendation VITA ENAMIC grinding (Version 001)

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No. 10543 VITA ENAMIC AmannGirrbach integrated interface (Version 002)

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No. 10757 VITA ENAMIC Kurzversion (Version 001)

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No. 10790 VITA ENAMIC IS Kurzversion (Version 001)

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No. 1982 VITA ENAMIC (Version 011)

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No. 10110 FAQ: VITA ENAMIC on abutments / implants (Version 001)

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No. 10527 VITA DENTIST SOLUTIONS (Version 004)

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No. 1938 VITA ENAMIC Expert opinions on hybrid ceramics (Version 001)

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No. 994 VITA CAD/CAM Materials (Version 012)

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Take advantage of beneficial new materials and technologies!

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SD270 VITA ENAMIC Blocs Disc (Version 005)

SD623 VITA ENAMIC GLAZE (Version 002)

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General Risks (Version 002)

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Residual Risks

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The subgingival preparation border of the abutment exceeds 0.5 mm. What must be kept in mind?

A dry treatment site must be provided for the adhesive bonding technique. Rubber dam and/or retraction cords are suitable for keeping the site dry. Please make sure that any excess bonding material is completely removed from the sulcus.

Does VITA ENAMIC contain residual monomer?
  • Due to the industrial fabrication of VITA ENAMIC using a combination of hot curing and pressure application, all parameters are ideally arranged. As a result, with VITA ENAMIC (polymer part), a complete absence of residual monomers is guaranteed.
I want to bond my VITA ENAMIC crowns to abutments using conventional techniques? Is this permissible?

Conventional bonding using cements is contraindicated since sufficient load capacity and retention of the VITA ENAMIC crown on the abutment is only achieved by adhesive bonding.

Can shade characterization be performed for restorations fabricated using the VITA ENAMIC hybrid ceramic, ....

....... and if so, how?

  • You can perform surface characterization using the VITA ENAMIC Stains Kit. It is comprised of a shade powder and liquid, which you should apply to the surface after it has been conditioned and prior to light-curing. A light-curing glaze is then applied as a seal.
What milling tools can I use to process VITA ENAMIC surfaces?
  • As indicated in the working instructions, only diamond-coated milling tools should be used. We advise against using carbide milling tools for finishing. Due to the high proportion of ceramic-network content, this could lead to abrasion, and as a result, to black streaks or spots on your restoration. For polishing, we recommend the VITA ENAMIC Polishing Set instruments.
The patient wetted the abutment with saliva after the application of the primer/bonding agent. Is it necessary ....

.... to repeat the application before continuing the work?

To ensure reliable bonding of abutment and crown, the abutment needs to be degreased with ethanol before further processing and the process step of "Priming" needs to be repeated.

After applying VITA ENAMIC Glaze, my surface is "streaked". What could be the reason for this?
  • VITA ENAMIC Glaze is a light-curing resin. That is why you should ensure that no direct light sources are directed onto the object during application. You should also avoid brushing the same area several times with the brush. This can also result in streaks.
My surface is still sticky after using VITA ENAMIC Stains, what is the reason for this?
  • Please check your light-curing device, as well as its
    wavelength and compare these to the information in the working instructions. A sticky surface indicates that curing has not been fully completed. The surface
    must be dry after curing, and no longer sticky. The surface is similar to that of a polished crown.  Reworking is not required.
Should subgingival portions of the VITA ENAMIC crowns be sealed with VITA ENAMIC ....

..... Glaze or polished to high gloss?

Subgingival portions of the crown should be polished since a high-gloss surface of a crown reduces plaque accumulation.

Should VITA ENAMIC crowns be temporarily bonded to abutments?

Temporary bonding of VITA ENAMIC crowns to abutments is not recommended since the required load capacity is only guaranteed after definitive and firm bonding of the VITA ENAMIC crown.

When should I use HT blocks and when should I use T blocks?
  • HT (High Translucent) are used for inlays and onlays, all-ceramic and partial crowns, as well as for veneers. HT block materials offer a very beautiful chameleon effect. This makes them particularly suited to natural dentition when transferring the shade of the tooth stump. T (Translucent) are better for masking the underlying structure thanks to greater shade intensity, which is why we recommend it for discoloration and decalcification, as well as for older patients with a reduced proportion of enamel.
How is it possible that I can etch the surface of VITA ENAMIC?
  • The silicate ceramic network is ideally suited to etching and provides a highly retentive etching pattern for micro-mechanical bonding between the material and the luting composite. That is a significant difference between ENAMIC and composite materials.
Why is it necessary to sandblast the titanium abutment or zirconia abutment with high-grade corundum ....

.... (Al2O3) prior to bonding the crown? Is it also possible to sandblast with glass beads?

Defined surface enlargement and mechanical roughness are only achieved by sandblasting the abutment with Al2O3 prior to bonding the crown; in combination with the chemical compound (using a primer), reliable adhesive bonding of the crown to the abutment is achieved. Glass beads are not suitable for this purpose.

Why do I need to condition the surface prior to staining and glazing?
  • In order to achieve effective bonding between the VITA ENAMIC surface and the characterization material or the luting composite, the surface of the VITA ENAMIC material must be conditioned. This is due to the high proportion of ceramic-network content. You have two possible approaches to choose from. You can either etch the material using a 5% hydrofluoric acid gel such as VITA CERAMIC ETCH, or you can sandblast it using AL2O3 of max. 50 µm at a pressure level of max. 1 bar.
Why are phosphate monomer-containing primer and bonding materials recommended ....

.... for adhesive bonding of VITA ENAMIC crowns to zirconia abutments?

These monomers in the primer/bonding agent and/or bonding composite enable chemical bonding of the sandblasted zirconia surface and the bonding material.

What effect does silanization have on the surface?
  • It creates an additional chemical bond between the
    ceramic network and luting materials as well as VITA ENAMIC Stains.
What needs to be done if you forget to apply the correct torque for the abutment screw ....

.... and what needs to be done in cases of screw loosening after bonding of the crown?

In such cases, simple trepanning of VITA ENAMIC crowns with a suitable milling or grinding tools can be carried out. Then prepare the access to the screw channel of the abutment. Tighten the prosthetic screw to the prescribed torque. Then follow the recommendations to seal the screw channel. Use phosphoric acid gel (30 sec) to clean the opening in the crown and then apply an adhesive/silane bonding agent. Light-curing restorative composites with high opacity are suitable to seal the opening. Please observe the corresponding instructions for use.

What hardware and software requirements must I meet in order to process VITA ENAMIC?
  • As a user, ideally you will need a CEREC/inLab MC XL milling system and the corresponding 3D software from Version > 4.0 to perform processing. It is important to note: VITA ENAMIC offers excellent milling properties – it can be processed more quickly, and at the same time, does not wear milling tools to the same extent.
  • So that the material can also be milled with the small CEREC / inLab milling system and using software versions earlier than 4.0, please select VITABLOCS Mark II, I14.
What is the procedure to avoid possible deviations in the shade of an ENAMIC crown with thin ....

.... walls caused by a titanium abutment?

In such cases, high-opacity bonding materials with masking capacity should be used. Translucent adhesive materials, which are used, e.g. for veneers, are less suitable.

How should bonding be performed with VITA ENAMIC?
  • Adhesive bonding of VITA ENAMIC restorations must be performed using light-curing or dual-curing fine hybrid composites. A self-adhesive composite such as RelyX Unicem from 3M ESPE can also be used for bonding crowns (dentin adhesion). Adhesive bonding of crowns should preferably be performed using a flowable, dual-curing composite (depending on the thickness of the layering).
How should VITA ENAMIC restorations be polished, and most importantly, what polishing tools .....

...... should be used?

  • In order to achieve a natural surface shine, we recommend a two-step approach. The VITA ENAMIC Polishing Set provides special polishing instruments for this purpose. You should ensure that the specified rotational speed is observed in this case and work at a low level of contact pressure. These polishing tools have been specially designed for the new material, allowing you to achieve ideal results.
  • For custom surface design, you can then use a goat hair brush and diamond polishing paste to achieve a surface shine tailored to your particular needs.
How is the screw channel of the abutment sealed prior to adhesive bonding of the VITA ENAMIC crown?

To seal the screw channel, first apply gutta-percha, Teflon tape, or a similar material into the screw channel; then apply a suitable bonding agent into the opening and seal it tightly using a light-curing restorative composite.

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Clinical case. How Thin is Thin?
by CEREC Digest, Hsuan Chen

CEREC Digest: Clinical case by Hsuan Chen
CEREC Digest

The story of our single-visit ultrathin veneer challenge. With VITA ENAMIC.
December 25, 2017 by Hsuan Chen

CEREC Digest was founded in 2016 by Hsuan Chen (陳鉉) and Cheng-Han Li (李承翰). The plan was to create a channel that focuses on the CEREC system and dental CAD/CAM in general. The website was launched in January of 2017 as a joint effort between CEREC Asia, a training center based in Taiwan, and the Tooth Faerie Club, a 50-person study club created by Hsuan and Cheng-Han. The Digest caters primarily to the demographic of dentists and dental technicians who are interested to learn more about digital dentistry.

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