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E-max Crowns in London

Strength and superior aesthetics

E-max crowns provide equal strength to a zirconia crown while offering the additional benefit of improved aesthetics, making them an excellent choice for patients who want a highly natural-looking result.

E-max crowns are made from lithium disilicate ceramic, a material that offers exceptional translucency and the ability to closely mimic the light-reflecting properties of natural enamel. This makes them the preferred option for highly visible front teeth where colour matching and natural appearance are paramount.

Benefits of E-max Crowns

  • Exceptional aesthetics — highly translucent and closely mirrors natural enamel
  • Equal strength to zirconia, with a reported success rate of 97.36%
  • Less prone to chipping than zirconia
  • Can be placed in a single appointment in many cases
  • Can last up to 15 years with good oral hygiene

E-max vs Zirconia Crowns

While both materials offer outstanding durability, E-max provides superior colour customisation and translucency, making it the top choice for aesthetically demanding front tooth restorations. Zirconia remains the preferred option where maximum strength is the primary requirement, such as for back teeth or patients who grind their teeth.

Better than metal?

Matches perfectly with your smile

With E-max crowns, patients can perfectly match the colour of their crown to adjacent teeth, making it indistinguishable from their natural smile. Patients have a range of shades available—much more than with any other type of crown material.

Like porcelain veneers, E-max crowns have translucent properties that make it the easiest material to blend flawlessly with existing teeth, which is why it’s a popular crown restoration for weakened front teeth.

Material and strength

E-max crowns are a special type of lithium disilicate material that’s made from a single block of ceramic that makes it a high-strength crown.

As lithium disilicate is known for its superior strength, patients can rest assured that their E-max crown is able to withstand the right biting forces, and on top of that, have the best aesthetic appeal.

That said, E-max is typically high-strength for front teeth as opposed to posterior teeth or back teeth, where all types of ceramic crowns should be avoided. E-max crowns are not designed for heavy forces required for molars.

Benefits

  • Less prone to chipping than zirconium crowns.
  • Lithium desilicated ceramic is a material that has been particularly harvested for its translucent properties and durability.
  • E-max crowns are tough and durable and mimic natural teeth well.
  • E-max, whilst typically more expensive than traditional crown types like PFM, offer better range of colour choices.
  • The ceramic crowns can last up to 15 years with the right care.
  • Cumulative success rates were 97.36%. Source.
  • They allow restorative dentists to make restorations that are far less thick and require less enamel removal.
  • Easily fabricated by CAD-CAM milling making them a same-day crown procedure.

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