Description:

The GCA 012828 LISI PRESS INGOT MT-A4 (3GX5) represents a sophisticated medium-translucency pressable ceramic ingot that has been thoughtfully designed to provide both aesthetic appeal and functional dependability for contemporary dental restorations. Crafted with a precisely balanced microstructure, it offers exceptional pressability, enabling dental labs to fabricate restorations with meticulous detail, bubble-free edges, and durable clinical performance.

Offered in the A4 VITA classical shade, this ingot features a rich, deep color that is ideal for matching darker natural teeth often seen in older or posterior dental structures. Its chromatic richness allows technicians to create restorations that blend naturally with the oral cavity, ensuring seamless integration with adjacent teeth without any artificial coloration. The medium translucency of this ingot provides remarkable light diffusion, effectively balancing the aesthetic depth with the ability to conceal underlying tooth stains or restoration materials.

Perfect for producing a variety of restorations — such as full-contour crowns, veneers, inlays, onlays, and small bridges for both anterior and posterior teeth — the LISI PRESS INGOT MT-A4 supports both full-contour and cutback layering methods. Its outstanding pressability guarantees accurate fitting and consistent edge integrity, while its strong physical characteristics ensure reliable resistance to fractures and wear over time.

Compatible with top pressable ceramic systems, this ingot easily integrates into current workflows, offering dependable manipulation and predictable results even for the most challenging aesthetic setups. Each package consists of five 3-gram ingots, making it a practical and economical option for dental laboratories aiming to provide high-quality, naturally looking restorations.

With its ideal blend of warm hue, medium translucency, and resilient microstructure, the GCA 012828 LISI PRESS INGOT MT-A4 is a vital material for dental technicians striving to fulfill both clinical needs and patient desires for realistic, functional, and long-lasting restorative outcomes.