PFM Crown Metal Occlusal
PFM Crown with Metal Occlusal Surface
What Is a PFM Crown Metal Occlusal?
A PFM Crown Metal Occlusal is a special tooth crown. It has a metal base. The sides have porcelain. The biting surface is all metal. This makes it strong for back teeth.
Why Choose Metal Occlusal PFM Crowns?
Top Benefits:
- Very strong for chewing
- Less wear on other teeth
- Lasts longer than all-porcelain
- Fits well with your bite
- No chipping on biting parts
Perfect For These Cases:
- People who grind teeth at night
- Back teeth that need strength
- When you need long-lasting dental work
- Teeth with limited space for crowns
- High-stress bite areas
Technical Details
| Feature | Specs | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Metal Base Thickness | 1.2mm or more on biting surface [^1] | Makes crown strong enough for chewing |
| Porcelain Layer | 0.8-1.5mm on sides | Looks nice while staying strong |
| Metal Type | CoCr or NiCr alloy | Meets ISO 22674 standards for strength [^2] |
| Edge Fit | Less than 50μm gaps | Stops leaks and decay |
| Biting Surface | CAD/CAM designed | Fits your bite perfectly |
How We Make Your PFM Metal Occlusal Crown
- We scan your tooth model
- We design the metal part using CAD software
- We make the metal base with high-tech casting
- We add porcelain to the sides
- We polish the metal biting surface
- We test the fit on models
Why Dentists Trust Our PFM Crowns
Our PFM Crown Metal Occlusal is made with the best materials. We use Jensen Twin.Flex porcelain and Bego MiniCast system. Each crown is checked twice for perfect fit.
Comparing Your Options
| Crown Type | Strength | Look | Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PFM Metal Occlusal | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ | $$ | Back teeth, grinding |
| Full Zirconia | ★★★★☆ | ★★★☆☆ | $$ | Back teeth |
| All Porcelain | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★★★ | $$$ | Front teeth |
| PFM Crown with Metal Lingual | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ | $$ | Side teeth |
| Full Contour Zirconia Crown | ★★★★☆ | ★★★★☆ | $$ | All teeth |
Technical Specs Your Patients Will Feel
- Metal occlusal PFM crown has 450-550 MPa yield strength [^3]
- Occlusal force distribution is 34% better than all-ceramic
- No porcelain chipping on the biting surface
- Lingual metal collar option for even more strength
- Metal framework fabrication uses lost-wax casting for perfect fit
Who Needs PFM Crowns with Metal Occlusal?
- Patients who grind their teeth
- Cases with limited bite space
- When you need long-lasting results
- Cost-effective solutions for back teeth
- High-pressure bite areas
Our Metal Occlusal PFM Crown Process
- Design Phase: Using 3Shape CAD with occlusal stress analysis
- Metal Framework: CoCr alloy with ISO 22674:2016 certification
- Porcelain Application: IPS InLine® layering for natural sides
- Occlusal Surface: Precision-milled and polished for smooth bite
- Quality Check: Articulating paper mark analysis before shipping
- Final Inspection: Testing for crown fit and occlusal contacts
Order Information
Need the perfect PFM Crown Metal Occlusal? We make them fast and right! Want to see our other options? Check our Metal Collar PFM Crown or PFM Crown Posterior pages.
Technical Questions Dentists Ask
Q: How thick is the metal occlusal surface?
A: The metal is at least 1.2mm thick for strength and durability. [^1]
Q: What alloy do you use?
A: We use high-quality CoCr alloy that meets ISO 22674 standards. [^2]
Q: Can I get these with different metal margins?
A: Yes! We offer 360° metal collar, lingual collar, or hidden margin options.
Q: How long do they last?
A: With proper care, PFM crowns with metal occlusal surfaces can last 15+ years. [^4]
Q: What’s the turnaround time?
A: Standard cases ship in 5-7 business days. Rush service available.
Why Our Lab For Your PFM Metal Occlusal Crowns
We make perfect PFM crowns with metal occlusal surfaces. Our team has years of training. We use the best materials. We check each crown twice. Your patients will love how they feel and last!
Need more info? Want to order? Looking at PFM Implant Crown options? Call us today!
[^1]: ISO technical specifications for dental casting alloys recommend minimum 1.2mm occlusal thickness [^2]: CoCr alloys used in our crowns comply with ISO 22674:2016 standards [^3]: Metal occlusal PFM crown yield strength based on 2023 materials science testing [^4]: Clinical longevity data from 10-year retrospective studies of PFM restorations [^5]: Based on independent lab testing of margin fit precision
