Questions and answers VITA YZ^®

The incisal blank is on the printed side of the disk.The disk must be mounted into the milling machine with this side facing upwards. Please note if the machine manufacturer provides any contradictory information.

The restoration should be placed in the center. If a higher incisal area is requested, the restoration should be placed as far as possible into the incisal area of the disk. For a shade result with a higher intensity, the restoration can be moved into the deeper colored cervical area of the disk.

As VITA YZ SOLUTIONS Color and Multicolor are already industrially precolored, liquid infiltration is not necessary.

VITA YZ SHADE LIQUIDs are shade liquids that can be used to individually customize the VITA YZ HT, ST and XT by brush infiltration.

No, the VITA SHADE LIQUIDS can only be used on zirconia with the corresponding translucency level. If restorations are colored with a shade liquid of another translucency level, the desired tooth shade will not be achieved. Note: Shade liquids of different translucency levels should not be mixed.

Yes, all VITA YZ SOLUTIONS materials (VITA YZ T, HT, ST and XT) in white, color or multicolor can be fully or partially veneered. VITA VM 9 is designed for this.

No, because the materials have different sintering temperatures and heating rates.

No, all restorations must be dried completely before the sintering process. For this there are two methods available: either using an infrared lamp or the VITA VACUMAT 6000 MS pre-dry program. If moist substructures are sintered, there is a risk that cracks or fissures may form in the restoration.

No, mechanical surface processing may cause damage to the structure in the sintered condition. This can lead to phase transformation of the zirconia and surface tensions, due to the distortion of the crystal lattice. Fissures or late cracks in the veneering porcelain are also possible after inserting the restoration. In order to avoid phase transformation, surfaces that are individualized with VITA VM 9 (blank or cut-back technique) or pressed over with VITA PM 9 (press-over technique) must not be sandblasted. The restoration should be cleaned under running water or with a steam jet prior to veneering. The surfaces should not be contaminated with foreign substances (e.g. skin fat, saliva) after they have been cleaned.

Yes, since the surface roughness of unpolished zirconia causes increased loss of substance (abrasion) on the antagonist.
General recommendation for surface treatment of fully anatomical VITA YZ SOLUTIONS restorations:
Polish high-gloss areas which are in occlusion and then double glaze.
If the occlusal contacts have been ground off in the patient's mouth, polishing is also mandatory.

VITA YZ crowns and bridge restorations can be conventionally cemented.Note: High-strength oxide ceramics cannot be etched using hydrofluoric acid gel and must be sandblasted with Al₂O₃ (50 μm) at a maximum pressure of 2 bar on the inner surfaces prior to bonding to increase the retention.