HT rounds out the IPS e.max line and gives dental professionals full flexibility to provide patients with the best possible restorations. Available for both pressing and CAD/CAM fabrication, IPS e.max lithium disilicate exhibits superior strength (360-400 MPa) and esthetics for monolithic, full-contour restorations.
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Where and when is it appropriate to place monolithic vs. layered restorations?
