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When handling high-precision dental restorations such as crowns, bridges, inlays, and veneers, every stage of the procedure counts — and this includes using dental sintering paste in the right manner. Though most people take this aspect for granted, incorrect manipulation of sintering paste could lead to restoration failure, bad aesthetics, or even expensive remakes. At HaHasmile, we are dedicated to dental lab and dentist supplies, such as dental sintering paste and a full line of dental milling burs. With more than a decade of manufacturing expertise behind us, we're here to assist you in achieving the optimum from your restorations by preventing some of the most prevalent application mistakes. Let's take a closer look at these common mistakes — and how to prevent them. 1. Overapplication of Dental Sintering Paste One of the most common mistakes dental technicians commit is applying too much dental sintering paste during glazing or porcelain procedure. Although it might seem...

In dentistry there is always the problem of searching for the material that will be strong, aesthetically appealing and easy to work with. Lithium Disilicate has gained popularity in dental restorative applications as it is strong and aesthetically appealing.  This post will explain how as a material, the advantages it offers and how HaHasmile® as a reliable supplier of dental materials such as blocks and press ingots. Now it is high time to discuss why this material is changing smiles all over the world! What is Lithium Disilicate? It is a glass-ceramic material that has been received with much enthusiasm by dentists and dental technicians due to its characteristics. It is made using a special technique known as crystallization process in which they use the crystals to make the product strong and at the same time beautiful. It is also translucent, which makes it ideal for cosmetic procedures such as veneer and crown. Lithium Disilicate has a flexural strength of up to 400 MPa whi...