Dental Bonding
Bonding on metal alloys within the dental laboratory is a fundamental procedure to ensure solid, stable and long-lasting adhesion between metal structures and other dental materials, such as porcelains or composite resins. This process combines advanced mechanical bonding techniques with chemical bonding methods using specific primers and agents, tailored to the type of alloy used.
Its importance lies in its ability to integrate the strength and functionality of metal with the aesthetics and natural appearance of the coating materials, resulting in high-quality dental restorations. It is an essential element in the manufacture of items such as metal-ceramic crowns, hybrid prostheses and custom metal frameworks, guaranteeing both aesthetics and durability in the oral environment.
