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Get Stunning Results With Miyo 850 E.max Incisal Stain And Glaze! #emax #miyo

James Klim DDS

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MiYO 850 is primarily designed for e.max stain, glaze effects, and incisal characteristics for the anterior. This video is the first in a series of applying incisal effects for central incisors. The incisal edge is layered with the MiYO 850 brush-on ceramic, starting with lower-value translucent effects and then contrasted with subsequent higher-value layers. This video application represents a subtle incisal transition with MiYO 850.

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00:00 Introduction
02:24 Glaze application
02:59 Low-value application
04:19 High-value application
04:57 White characteristics
06:20 Best furnace option for MiYO 850

8 Comments

@KlimDDS Creator 1 year ago (edited) Pinned

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@Dr.Mahmoudhisham 1 year ago

highly appreciate the experience, work, time and effort exerted in this video .... work of a real Maestro !

@Gimli888-G 1 year ago

Thanks for sharing your amazing skills with the miyo system doc. Really appreciate your great camera work as your applying the different colours on the Incisal edges. Just subscribed to your channel. Happy new year to you.

@Chris-pd2uv 3 months ago

Thanks for your precious videos!! , can I use the same brand furnace but EP 3010 model ?

@franklint1089 1 year ago

Can my Emax veneers be reglazed after installation?

@yannicktaylor9035 1 year ago (edited)

Amazing Videos!! 😍 do you know if there is a possibility to fire it in the Sirona Speedfire? Thanks for your help! ☺️

@aroncarvajal7080 1 year ago

Hi one question I guess is a question, what's with a lot of people starting and glazing blue blocks? Whats the rush? Maybe on a molar is ok if you know the color consistency of your blocks and want to push production, but if your main concern is esthetics just crystallize them first and then stain and glaze.

@Rene_123_te 1 year ago (edited)

Hello! I have porcelain crowns with zircona inserts in them and I recently did dental cleaning with ultrasound and later they did polishing with abrasive paste. Afterwards I noticed a significant thinning of my crowns, I think the glaze is taken off after this cleaning. Is there possibility to put a glaze back on these crowns without taking them off?