Why Choose G-CAM for Inlays & Onlays?
- Kind to Opposing Dentition : Unlike zirconia, G-CAM has a hardness slightly lower than natural enamel, virtually eliminating premature wear on opposing teeth.
- Shock Absorption : The high flexural strength and elastic modulus allow these restorations to absorb masticatory loads, protecting the underlying tooth structure.
- Superior Aesthetics : Available in multichromatic shades (VITA Classic) that mimic natural translucency and gradients for a seamless blend.
- Bacteriostatic & Stable : Nano-reinforced structure resists plaque buildup and maintains color stability over time due to extremely low water absorption.
- Ultra-Thin Precision : Can be milled to incredible precision (down to 0.4mm–0.6mm thickness) without the risk of brittle fractures.
Clinical Cementation Protocol
For optimal bonding of G-CAM restorations, follow this standardized dual-cure resin protocol.
1. Preparation of the Restoration (Lab/Clinic)
- Sandblasting : Gently sandblast the internal surface of the inlay/onlay with aluminum oxide (approx. 50–110 microns) at 2 bars of pressure.
Manufacturer’s product information (alienmilling.com, opens in a new tab)
