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InLine. IPS. ®. The new leucite metal-ceramic. - Start the desired section by clicking the image. -. IPS InLine. Alloys. Framework Design. Layering Diagram. Processing. Cementation. Clinical Cases. Communication. Fascinating dynamics of light.

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  1. InLine IPS ® The new leucite metal-ceramic - Start the desired section by clicking the image. - IPS InLine Alloys Framework Design Layering Diagram Processing Cementation Clinical Cases Communication

  2. Fascinating dynamics of light • Our eye perceives even the smallest play of light and colour. • The constant interplay of light creates a lifelike appearance. • Similar to natural teeth, materials that exhibit a lifelike distribution of fluorescence are required. • Natural tooth in black lightVolker Brosch, Essen (Germany)

  3. The old tooth • The intensity of fluorescence is strongest in the root and decreases from the dentin to the enamel. • Volker Brosch, Essen (Germany)

  4. The middle-aged tooth • The intensity of fluorescence is strongest in the root and decreases from the dentin to the enamel. • The middle-aged tooth fluoresces more than the old tooth. • Volker Brosch, Essen (Germany)

  5. The young tooth • Is the most fluorescent. • Volker Brosch, Essen (Germany)

  6. The natural model • Young dentition • Middle-aged dentition • Old dentition • The entire tooth surfacedemonstrates a brightfluorescent appearance. • Here, the fluorescence is significantly reduced in the incisal area. • The fluorescence of the teeth is generally reduced. The highest intensity has remained in the root area. • Volker Brosch, Essen (Germany)

  7. IPS InLine Opaquer F for areinforced fluorescence • The easy-to-use Opaquer F can be applied to create outstanding aesthetic in-depth effects. • Due to the increased fluorescence, the restoration seems to shine from within. • The higher the brigthness value, the stronger the fluorescence is.

  8. T • B • S • t • H • V1 • V2 • 930°C1706°F • 403°C757°F • 6 min.6 min. • 100°C180°F • 2 min.2 min. • 450°C842°F • 929°C1704°F How is the Opaquer Fapplied? • Either: • Apply Opaquer F as a thin, third opaquer layer and fire. Important: Dilute with an adequate amount of Opaquer Liquid. • Or: • Mix up to 20 % of Opaquer F with the conventional IPS InLine Opaquers before the second layer is applied.

  9. In UV light • T • B • S • t • H • V1 • V2 • 930°C1706°F • 403°C757°F • 6 min.6 min. • 100°C180°F • 2 min.2 min. • 450°C842°F • 929°C1704°F applied opaquer up to 20 % mixed Opaquer F Opaquer F as a thin, third opaquer layer

  10. Both opaquers in black light

  11. Important! • The type of application of the IPS InLine Opaquer F, the quantity used, as well as the homogeneity of the paste mixture may influence the shade to a certain extent. • If the IPS InLine Opaquer F is not mixed, it may only be applied in diluted form and as a thin layer.

  12. Delivery form • Opaquer F is available in the 1-g syringe. • The Chromascop, A-D and Bleach paste opaquers are available in the 3-g syringe or in the 9-g jar.

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