Description

Vintage ART

6533 • Color STAINS - CY (Corn Yellow) 3g

DESCRIPTION

Fluorescent Porcelain STAINS for internal and external modifications

The ready-to-use Vintage ART paste STAINS impress with their microfine particle structure and ideal consistency. They exhibit excellent application properties and achieve outstanding coverage.

The STAINS are recommended for the internal and external shade modification of all high-fusing metal porcelains. They can also be applied on all high-fusing metal-free ceramic restorations with zirconia and alumina frameworks, CAD/CAM Porcelain blocks, press porcelains and ceramic teeth.

APPLICATIONS:

• Pressed all-ceramic

– ‘Veneers, inlays/onlays, crowns/bridges

• CAD/CAM all-ceramic

– Feldspar blanks, alumina and zirconia blanks

• Metal-free and metal-bonded procelains

– CTE range of 6.0 to 16.0 x 10-6K-1, firing temperature approx. 880 °C

• Use Robot FG Diamonds for: cavity and crown preparation

INDICATIONS:

• Color matching of ceramic restorations

ORDER INFORMATION: Vintage ART

Vintage ART HIGHLIGHTS

✅ Compatible with all high-fusing porcelains

✅ Easy to use paste STAINS

✅ Wide variety of intensive and effect shades

✅ Fluorescent glazing paste

COLORS CONCEPT

The Color concept of the Vintage ART system is logically structured in three main Color groups. Vintage ART are highly fluorescent STAINS which match the fluorescence of natural dentition and enhance the vitality of the ceramic frameworks. The natural appearance of the shade is even maintained under artificial light conditions.

BASE COLORS STAINS

The esthetic Color concept includes primary colors, secondary colors and achromatic colors.

COLORS STAINS

Based on these shades all individual colors and Color adjustments can be achieved for the reproduction of every individual tooth characteristic.

SHADE STAINS (AS, BS, CS, DS, RS, F-AS, F-BS, F-CS, F-DS, F-RS)

The coloration in the desired shade group of finished milled or pressed ceramic crowns and bridges can be obtained just by a surface application with these STAINS. Foundation Shade STAINS are designed with lower value compared to Shade STAINS. These shades offer unique possibilities for obtaining three-dimensionality with metal-free and metal-bonded Porcelain works. This can be achieved by a direct application of a thin layer on the Opaque or on alumina or zirconia frameworks to establish the basic shade of the restoration.

Hint: Foundation STAINS are designed with less brightness than Shade STAINS.

BASE COLORS AND HUE COLORS CIRCLE

The above hue Color circle displays the primary colors such as Pink, Yellow and Blue. Between the primary colors the secondary colors are located. In the center of the hue Color circle there are the achromatic colors. The opposing colors of the hue Color circle are called “complementary colors” and are neutralizing each other, which means that when mixed in equal quantities opposing shades turn gray. This is based on the subtractive Color mixingtheory.

Achromatic colors such as White, Gray and Black can be used for the adjustment of brightness (value). In addition Gray and Black can reduce the light reflection by applying on the surface of Opaque Porcelain or Opaque Liner. If White is mixed adequately, adjustment of opacity is possible.