High Strength 163 MPa PEEK Dental Blocks For Crowns Bridges And Dentures

PEEK (Polyetheretherketone) Dental Blocks are high-performance polymer materials engineered for durable and biocompatible dental restorations. With an impressive flexural strength of 163 MPa, these blocks offer a metal-free alternative for a wide range of permanent applications, combining the strength of certain metals with the aesthetics and comfort of ceramics.

PEEK is a premium thermoplastic material renowned for its excellent mechanical properties, chemical resistance, and stability in the oral environment. These CAD/CAM blocks are specifically designed for digital dentistry, allowing for the precise milling of strong, lightweight, and aesthetically pleasing dental prostheses.

• High Strength & Durability: Flexural strength of 163 MPa ensures long-term performance for permanent restorations.

• Excellent Biocompatibility: Hypoallergenic and well-tolerated by oral tissues, ideal for patients with metal sensitivities.

• Low Moisture Absorption: Maintains dimensional stability and mechanical properties in the moist oral environment.

• Natural Shock Absorption: Elastic modulus similar to bone, which can help reduce stress on abutment teeth and implants.

• Easy to Process: Optimized for milling on all major CAD/CAM systems, resulting in high precision and efficiency.

• Permanent Crowns and Bridges

• Removable and Fixed Partial Dentures

• Implant Abutments and Superstructures

• Healing Abutments

• Temporary Restoration (for long-term temporaries)

• Provides a perfect combination of strength and aesthetics.

• Metal-free solution enhances patient comfort and acceptance.

• Simplifies the workflow for producing robust permanent restorations.

1. Is PEEK suitable for patients with metal allergies?
Yes, PEEK is a completely metal-free and biologically inert material, making it an excellent choice for patients with metal allergies or sensitivities.

2. How does PEEK compare to zirconia?
PEEK offers greater flexibility and shock absorption than zirconia, which is very rigid. It is lighter in weight and is generally easier on opposing dentition. While zirconia has higher strength, PEEK's strength is sufficient for many permanent applications with the added benefit of stress absorption.

3. What type of milling tools are recommended for PEEK blocks?
We recommend using sharp, diamond-coated burs for an optimal milling result and surface finish.