The Interaction Antagon® ceramic serves a broad indication area in combination with ceramic alloys with a thermal expansion coefficient ranging from 13.8 to 15.0 µm/m.K (25-500°C).
You can choose from a range of materials, depending on the patient-specific wishes applicable.
Article number 329999800
For new users, the Interaction Antagon® Starter Kit is an ideal, economic introduction set to the colors used most in practice: B1, A2, A3, B3, A3.5 and A4.
The range structure means that the restorations required can be reproduced using the effective two-layer system or individual color build-up.
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Article number 329999810
Where required, the Starter Kit can be complemented with the Add-On kit, making it possible to reproduce all 16-Vita Classical colors.
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Article number 322795840
The Interaction Antagon® Convert Kit, which contains all 16-Vita Classical colors, makes it easy and affordable for existing Antagon Interaction users to switch to a two-layer approach.
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Article number 322195810
The Interaction Antagon® Margin & Gum Kit enables you to fit high-quality, esthetic ceramic shoulders and also to compensate lost gingival tissue.
As a result, this kit will be a particularly welcome addition to the range for anyone working on complex implant cases.
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Article number 322695830
The Esthetic Kit is recommended for anyone seeking to achieve the far reaching individualization of an Interaction blend-in dynamics™ restoration.
The masses in this set make it simple to achieve most individual color-application wishes.
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Article number 495295010
The Classic Stains Kit makes it possible to achieve individualizing characteristics on the surface of a ceramic during the gloss stage.
This could include placing extra emphasis on cracks or applying a final color differentiation.
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(A1-D4)
These are ready-for-use, fluorescent opaques and can be applied directly to the prepared metal sub-structure.
Interaction Antagon® paste opaque ensures bonding with all of the sub-structures within the indication area and its fluorescent effect assures the ability of the restoration to vary in clarity in changing light.
(A1-D4)
These are dentines that are ordered by level of clarity. In terms of translucence and color pigmentation. These value dentines have been adapted to ensure the correct achievement of the appearance required when used in combination with the corresponding paste opaque and incisal.
The fluorescent effect of the dentines also contributes to the active interaction of the restoration with changing light conditions.
(1V4/1B2, 4V8/1A2, 8V13/3B4, 13V14, 3C4)
These are strong-fluorescence dentines, ordered by color and clarity, and used to apply characteristics in the incisal part of the element (mamelons, for example) and to influence the chroma of the restoration (i=incisal, i=individual, i=intensive and i=interactive).
(57-60)
These are transparent incisals that are used to achieve high-quality esthetic outer layers on the fired restoration.
Thanks to consistent applicated opalising properties, the crown has a natural and esthetic appearance in changing light conditions. In this way, the crown blends in with adjacent elements in a natural manner.
(x-tra i bright, x-tra i medium, x-tra i dark)
These are opalescent and transparent materials that can be used to precisely adjust the value of a crown. For example, when the cervical area of a tooth needs to be slightly darker in color, in line with the processing instructions provided by the dentist, this can be achieved using x-tra i dark.
If a crown is ‘too dark’ after the first firing, x-tra i bright makes it possible to correct this without any cut-back.
(x-tra i blue, x-tra i red, x-tra i grey, x-tra i orange, x-tra i white)
These are opalescent and transparent materials that ensure an additional color transparency in tooth surfaces. This makes it easy to individualize the incisal part of the crown.
(clear)
This is a neutral, transparent, non-opalescent material.
(1A2, 3A4, Booster, 1B2, 3B4, 1C2, 3C4, gum)
These are materials that are used to fire ceramic shoulders onto shoulder or chamfer preparations. Interaction margins can also be used in situations where a very limited layer thickness requires a dentine color with better coverage.
(221 - 240, for individual use)
These are special colored dentines that are used to apply characteristics to the incisal part of the element (mamelons, for example) and to influence the chroma of the restoration. They are ready for use and can be used unmixed.
This is a colorless, lower-melting, transparent correction material for the correction of contact points and occlusal or incisal edges, or for the improvement of the crown surface shape.
(211 Violet, 212 Dark, 213 Light, 214 Translu-violet, 215 Translu-dark,
216 Translu-light, 217 Extra Translu-light, paste opaque gum)
These are materials that can be used to create high-quality and aesthetic ceramic reconstructions of lost gingival material/gums. This may be necessary in the event of significant implants and suprastructure works, for example.
(161 Yellow, 162 Camel, 163 Ocker, 164 Red, 165 Cashmere, 166 Mocca,
167 Light Brown, 168 Chocolat, 169 Red Brown, 170 Brown, 171 White,
172 Black, 173 Grey, 174 Blue, 175 Violet Blue, 176 Violet, 177 Green,
178 Khaki, 179 Sahara, 180 Grey Dark)
The Classic Stains Kit makes it possible to achieve individualizing characteristics on the surface of a ceramic during the gloss stage. This could include placing extra emphasis on cracks or applying a final color differentiation.
This is a mass that can be used, where required, to increase the gloss level of a crown.