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A zirconia sinter diamond disc is a precision-engineered dental tool used to cut, shape, and finish dental materials, particularly high-strength zirconia restorations. It features diamond particles fully embedded within a durable metal matrix, created through a high-temperature sintering process, which provides exceptional longevity and consistent, efficient cutting. These discs are available in various grits and sizes for precise dental laboratory work, offering long-lasting cutting edges and a balance of flexibility and heat transfer for optimal results and reduced risk of microcracks in the dental material. 

Ezy Cast is a nickel-chrome (Ni-Cr) dental alloy specifically designed for casting dental restorations like crowns and bridges to be veneered with ceramics. Its composition typically includes about 63% Nickel, 25% Chrome, 10% Molybdenum, and 1% Silicon, providing good strength, durability, and biocompatibility. This alloy is a base metal alloy, valued for its excellent mechanical properties and compatibility with porcelain, making it suitable for non-removable restorations where a strong, well-fitting framework is needed to support the ceramic overlay. 

The DFS NDN Dental Alloy is a high-fusing, non-precious, nickel-chrome (Ni-Cr) based alloy designed for dental laboratories to fabricate ceramic-fused-to-metal (PFM) restorations like crowns and bridges.

Description
Alloy for ceramics , Nickel based .

Highly Resistant to corrosion and heat with a
low conductivity.

• High Strength and Durability: Provides a strong and stable investment for casting, ensuring precise and accurate dental restorations.

• Excellent Thermal Expansion: Designed to match the thermal expansion properties of dental alloys, reducing the risk of casting distortions.

• Smooth and Fine Consistency: Ensures easy mixing and handling, resulting in smooth, defect-free molds.

• Fast Setting Time: Offers quick setting to improve efficiency and reduce laboratory turnaround times.

• Low Shrinkage: Minimizes dimensional changes during setting, maintaining the accuracy of the final cast.