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Porcelain direct comparisons

VMK 95 comparison table

Omega 900 comparison table

Vita Response comparison table

VMK 95 comparison table
Application Advantages Benefits Vs competition Competitors of same class

For Crowns and Bridges, and most metal to porcelain bonded work

Including high gold content alloys

Easy to use 3 layer build up Quick and efficient. Very quick build up times available Similar to competition Ivoclar IPS, Matchmaker, Ducera, Finesse, Heraglass
Low contraction of re-fired ceramics Can be used with most alloys including high GOLD Is more compatible than most
No chroma loss after several firings Can be adjusted safely without loss of colour Many porcelain start to grey after many firings
High Flexural strength (85 MPA) Has high level of flex before breaking hence less likely to have returns for repair Better than most of its competitors
Matches 3D shades 3D is the most accurate shade forming system available No competitor porcelains supports the 3D shade system – but wish they could
Low price high value One of the most cost effective porcelains available in the market Nearly all porcelains have a higher pence per gram cost
Has a number of additional porcelains available to it Can differentiate the level of service provided from the lab into different tiers Similar to others but some others do not have cervical porcelains which gives better depth of shade at the crucial neck area.
Translucency vs Opaque is ideal Too much translucency causes lifeless looking teeth. Vita set the standard in this ground Most competitors are too translucent
Special Wash Opaque available Mimmicks warmth (orangy/red colour achieved with yellow golds) Not available from competition
Medium Co-efficient of expansion (14-14.4) Can be used with most alloys Some are less compatible

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Omega 900 comparison table
Application Advantages Benefits Vs competition Competitors of same class

For Crowns and Bridges, and most metal to porcelain bonded work

Can be used for low fusing Bio Compatible alloys (High Gold) and veneer work, inlays etc

Warmth in colour achieved through use with Yellow Golds

5 stage build up The more layers better mimmicks natures layers in teeth therefore a better vitality is achieved. Better vitality and shade matching than any other porcelain Ivoclar d.sign, Noritaki, Shofu, Ducera Golden Gate System
Less contraction in the first dentine firing Can be used with most alloys including high GOLD Is more compatible than most
No contraction or deformation of re-fired porcelains Easy to work with as less contraction Some competitor porcelain start to grey after many firings
No chroma loss after several firings Can be adjusted safely without loss of colour Better than most of its competitors
Very High Flexural strength (101 MPA) Has very high level of flex before breaking hence less likely to have returns for repair Highly reliable and good customer satisfaction level
Matches 3D shades 3D is the most accurate shade forming system available No competitor porcelains supports the 3D shade system
Very antagonist friendly (Vickers Hardness 420 HV10) natural enamel is 400-500 HV10 Mimmicks natural enamel perfectly, more customer satisfaction and does not wear opposing teeth. Has the lowest antagonist level in its class
Has a number of additional porcelains available to it Can differentiate the level of service provided from the lab into different tiers Similar to others but easy to use
Translucency vs Opaque is ideal Too much translucency causes lifeless looking teeth. Vita set the standard in this ground Most competitors are too translucent in this class
Medium Co-efficient of expansion (13.3-13.9) Can be used with most alloys Some are less compatible

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Vita Response comparison table
Application Advantages Benefits Vs competition Competitors of same class

For Crowns and Bridges, and most metal to porcelain bonded work.

For specific use with low fusing ‘universal’ type IV alloys.

Can be used for low fusing Bio Compatible alloys (High Gold) and veneer work, inlays etc.

Warmth in colour achieved through use with Yellow Golds

5 stage build up The more layers better mimmicks natures layers in teeth therefore a better vitality is achieved. Better vitality and shade matching than any other porcelain  
Less contraction in the first dentine firing Can be used with most alloys including high GOLD and universal alloys Is more compatible than most
No contraction or deformation of re-fired porcelains Easy to work with as less contraction Some competitor porcelains start to grey after many firings
No chroma loss after several firings Can be adjusted safely without loss of colour Better than most of its competitors
Very High Flexural strength (101 MPA) Has very high level of flex before breaking hence less likely to have returns for repair Highly reliable and good customer satisfaction level
Matches 3D shades 3D is the most accurate shade forming system available No competitor porcelain supports the 3D shade system
Very antagonist friendly (Vickers Hardness 420 HV10) natural enamel is 400-500 HV10 Mimmicks natural enamel perfectly, more customer satisfaction and does not wear opposing teeth Has the lowest antagonist level in its class
Has a number of additional porcelains available to it Can differentiate the level of service provided from the lab into different tiers Similar to others but easy to use
Translucency vs Opaque is ideal Too much translucency causes lifeless looking teeth. Vita set the standard in this ground Most competitors are too translucent in this class
Very high Bond strength Very reliable, low re-makes Some are less reliable

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