InSync ZR

• Liner: N  - 20g
  
• Opaque Dentin: A1, A2, A3, A3.5, A4, B1, B2, B3, B4, C1, C2, C3, C4, D2, D3, D4 - je 30g
  
• Dentin: A1, A2, A3, A3.5, A4, B1, B2, B3, B4, C1, C2, C3, C4, D2, D3, D4 - je 30g
  
• Enamel: Light Yellow, Yellow, Orange, 57, 58, 59, Molar White, Opal, Neutral - je 30g
  
• Mamelon: Salmon, Orange, Yellow, Ivory - je 20g
  
• Neck Transpa: Yellow, Orange, Salmon, Khaki - je 20g
  
• Translucent: Yellow, Orange, Light BLue, White, Clear - je 30g
  
• Chroma Modifier: A, B, C, D - je 20g
  
• Glaze Paste Fluor - 4g
  
• Liner Liquid - 50ml
• Modelling Liquid - 100 ml
• Glaze Liquid - 25 ml
  

• Liner: N - 20g
• Core Dentin: 2 - 20g
• Opaque Dentin: A2, A3, B2, B3 - je 30g
• Dentin: A2, A3, B2, B3 - je 30g
• Enamel: Yellow, Orange, 58, 59 Molar White, Opal, Opal+, Neutral - je 30g
• Mamelon: Salmon, Ivory - je 20g
• Neck Transpa: Yellow, Khaki - je 20g
• Translucent: Orange, Light Blue, Clear - je 30g
• Modifier: Light fluor - 20g
• Glaze Paste Fluor - 4g
• Liner Liquid - 50ml
• Modelling Liquid - 100ml
• Glaze Liquid - 25ml

Chroma Modifier: A, B, C, D - 20g each
Modifier: Light Fluor, Dark Fluor - 20g each

Gingiva: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ,7 - 20g each

Modelling Liquid - 100ml

• Dentin: A2, A3 - 30g each
• Enamel: Yellow, 58, Neutral - 30g each
• Modifier: Light Fluor - 20g
• Modelling Liquid - 100ml

• Highly fluorescent and translucent, fluorescence is the key to controlling the brightness value.
• High firing temperature, thus a high surface wetting is achieved.
• High flowability, thus perfect bonding to the zirconium dioxide.
• Neutral Liner intensifies the color effect of the shaded frameworks through its fluorescence and thus supports a natural-looking result.
• Do not use on lithium disilicate.

• Excellent bonding between framework and veneering ceramic.
• No special bonder is necessary.

• Material for a color-supporting, highly chromatic and fluorescent core firing.
• Increase the light reflection and achieve a natural brightness when applied on ZrO2 framework materials. The usual layering scheme can be maintained.
• Creation of ZrO2 restorations with considerably more brightness on opaque framework materials.
• Chromatic support of e.g. cusp cips.
• Underlining of pontics.
• Compensation of layer differences between pontic and crown.
• Preparing the reduced tooth shape for implant crowns.
• Increased firing temperature reduces shrinkage risk when firing the final layering.
  

• Lower fluorescence than Core Dentin material but at the same time has a higher opacity level.
• The opaque setting of the shades allows thinner areas in the layering structure to be concealed.
• Unlike classic opaque dentines, chroma and fluorescence are adjusted so that they do not stand out from the layering.
• For layer thicknesses below 0.5 mm, Opaque Dentin can be used as a substitute for the corresponding Dentin.

Use of the Chroma Opaque Dentine:
Depending on the layer thickness, the chroma is more or less intensiv.

• OD Indian Corn: for tooth shades A1-A4.
• OD Caramel: for tooth shades B1-B4.
• OD Salmon: orange - for older chromatic teeth.
• OD Ivory: for opaque, not shiny white teeth.
• OD Ivory+: more white for brightening and covering „grey“ frameworks.
  

• Developed for two-mass layering technique. Due to the special coloring, a shade ring tooth color can be layered directly "out of the jar" with a minimum of effort.
• The opacity is set for a minimum layer thickness of 0.5 / 0.6 mm.
• The use of Opaque Dentin for shade stabilisation is not necessary.
• The fluorescence of the dentine material corresponds to that of natural teeth.

• The Enamel colors are based on the classic layer concept.
• Effect Enamel with low fluorescence and higher opacity.
• Molar White has a very high fluorescence to increase the value in the posterior region.
• Neutral is used to correct the shape without changing the value.
• Opal and Opal+: Opalescent material in two different intensities with lower chroma.

• High fluorescence and chroma for the cervical area to obtain light conduction into the gingiva.
• Due to the high fluorescence and the intense coloring, the Neck Transpa material can also be used interdentally and occlusally for color enhancement and brightening.
  

• Translucent is used for translucent effects in incisal area.
• Material without fluorescence and high translucency.
• Chroma without fading effect.
• For the individual and dynamic part of the layering.

• High density non-fluorescent intensive material.
• Highly chromatic with much opacity.
  

• Lower firing temperatures allow shape corrections even after glaze firing.

• Dark gingival masses have an opacity like dentine, light gingival masses like enamel.

• Modifiers are intended to individualise the layering.
• The modifiers "Dark Fluor" and "Light Fluor" are used to adjust the brightness value. Dark Fluor has a violet/grey component, while Light Fluor is set to bright white.

• For the creation of very light tooth shades.