Explore porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns and bridge designs from different angles.
PFM bridge and crowns overviewPFM single crown detailThree-unit bridge structure
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
The familiar metal–ceramic solution for predictable fixed work.
Porcelain-fused-to-metal restorations use a cast or digitally produced metal substructure covered with veneering porcelain. This traditional construction remains useful for a broad range of crowns and selected bridge designs, especially where clinicians value an established workflow and a defined alloy choice.
PFM differs from all-ceramic restorations in its metal framework, masking behaviour and the way cervical margins and available space affect aesthetics. A ceramic shoulder or carefully planned margin may be requested for visible regions, while occlusal and connector designs remain central to function.
WHAT SETS THIS PRODUCT APART
Metal framework supports a porcelain aesthetic surface.
Alloy family, metal exposure, margin type and shade are important ordering decisions.
Often discussed for routine bridge work when conventional preparation and laboratory workflows are preferred.
WHEN ENQUIRING
Provide the requested alloy specification, tooth numbers, available reduction, cervical margin preference and any concern about metal display.
Important consideration
Alloys and applicable product documentation are confirmed on quotation.
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Typical applications
Single crowns and selected fixed bridges requiring a metal-ceramic approach.
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Materials & design options
Metal alloy selection to be confirmed; porcelain layering; metal margin preferences.
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Information needed for quotation
Prescription, alloy preferences, shade, preparation scans or models and margin information.
Tell us your practice or lab type, country, required product, estimated volume and preferred contact method.
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Review technical feasibility
We confirm partner capabilities, required prescription details and a secure method for clinical files, if appropriate.
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Approve a tailored proposal
Prices, timelines, shipping arrangements and documentation are confirmed for the specific case and destination.
Clinical indications and treatment decisions remain with the prescribing clinician. Do not send identifiable patient information through the public contact form. We do not claim every product is available or permitted in every destination market.
