Dental Titanium Block

XANGTECH dental titanium blocks is for durable, biocompatible, and highly stable materials in dental restorations. Known for their exceptional mechanical properties, dental titanium blocks provide solutions for both prosthetic and implant-supported restorations. The inherent benefits of titanium, such as resistance to corrosion, lightweight composition, and compatibility with biological tissue, make these blocks highly suitable for a variety of restorative procedures, including crowns, bridges, and complex implant structures. With enhanced precision milling capabilities, these blocks can be tailored to fit individual patients, ensuring maximum comfort, durability, and aesthetic appeal.Engineered to withstand the rigors of daily mastication, titanium’s strength and resilience make it particularly valuable for restorations that experience high stress. Dental titanium blocks retain structural integrity under heavy load, resisting fractures, wear, and deformation even after years of use.With an exceptionally high level of biocompatibility, titanium minimizes the risk of adverse reactions, such as inflammation or allergic responses. This ensures comfort and safety for patients, promoting successful osseointegration in implants and enhancing the success rate of long-term restorations.

Ideal for anterior and posterior crowns, titanium blocks offer long-term durability and excellent aesthetics. Their strength and lightweight nature make them suitable for bridges, reducing strain on supporting teeth while ensuring stability.And,perfect for fixed or removable implant-supported prosthetics, titanium’s biocompatibility ensures secure integration with jawbone, supporting both aesthetics and function.What is more,useful in full-arch and multi-unit restorations that require both durability and precision for a highly natural and functional restoration.

Titanium blocks have tremendous advantages over other dental materials. Zirconia block, while strong, is prone to chipping or breaking under extreme pressure, especially in patients with bruxism. Moreover, over time, it may develop microcracks that can compromise structural integrity. Lithium disilicate is softer and more suited to aesthetic, low-stress applications such as incisors rather than high-stress chewing areas. It is also more prone to wear and less durable under heavy or repeated pressure. PMMA, on the other hand, is a plastic-based material that lacks the strength and toughness needed for permanent dental solutions and is primarily used for temporary restorations. In addition, it is prone to wear and staining under frequent chewing, making it unsuitable for long-term use

1.Suitable for long-term dental applications

2.Non-toxic, hypoallergenic and safe for all patients

3.Superior corrosion resistance and good heat resistance

4.Excellent strength, biocompatibility and corrosion resistance