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Dental Glasses


Despite improved dental care, the filling of cavities is probably still the most common dental procedure worldwide. In Germany alone, about 85 million teeth a year have to be repaired in this way. After removing caries from the tooth and preparing the cavity with the help of a drill, dentists use different materials to fill the cavity. For health and aesthetic reasons, there is an increasing demand for tooth-colored filling materials to replace the mercury-containing amalgams.

SCHOTT dental glasses are used as inorganic fillers for dental composites, compomeres and glass ionomer cements. Due to their excellent transparency, extremely low contamination and extremely small grain size (SCHOTT patented UF Ultra Fine Technology), they have set standards in the industry.

Inert Dental Glasses/Ceramics Inert Dental Glasses/Ceramics
To fulfil patients' demands for highly aesthetic tooth restoration, modern dentistry... [more]
us_schott_dental_grain_sizes_05_03_09.pdf SCHOTT Inert Dental Glasses (Grain Sizes) Datasheet
us_schott_dental__materials_05_03_09.pdf SCHOTT Inert Dental Glasses (Materials) Datasheet
us_schott_dental_glass_ceramics_05_03_09.pdf SCHOTT Dental Glass Ceramics Datasheet
us_schott_dental_ionomer_05_03_09.pdf SCHOTT Reactive (Ionomer) Dental Glasses Datasheet
us_schott_dental_nanofine180_05_03_09.pdf  SCHOTT Dental Glass NanoFine 180 Datasheet
us_schott_dental_new_additions_05_03_09.pdf  SCHOTT Dental Glasses (New additions) Datasheet
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