The Digitalife Radiance Monolayer PMMA Block is a high-quality CAD/CAM milling material designed for the fabrication of temporary dental restorations. Manufactured from highly cross-linked PMMA using premium raw materials, it provides excellent mechanical strength, dimensional stability, and biocompatibility. Its durable composition makes it a reliable choice for long-term provisional restorations in both anterior and posterior applications.
Technical Specifications
- Flexural Strength:>120 MPa
- Modulus of Elasticity: 2,500 MPa
- Water Absorption: 11 μg/mm³
- Solubility: 0.2 μg/mm³
- Residual Monomer Content: <1.0%
Indications
The Digitalife Radiance Monolayer PMMA Block is indicated for the fabrication of:
- Temporary anterior crowns
- Temporary posterior crowns
- Temporary anterior bridges
- Temporary posterior bridges
- Removable denture structures and provisional prostheses
Key Benefits
- High Flexural Strength – Highly cross-linked PMMA delivers a flexural strength exceeding 120 MPa, ensuring excellent durability for temporary restorations.
- Superior Wear Resistance – Designed to withstand daily occlusal forces while maintaining surface integrity.
- Low Water Absorption – Minimizes dimensional changes and helps preserve restoration stability.
- Excellent Biocompatibility – Safe for intraoral use with low residual monomer content.
- Dimensional Stability – Premium raw materials ensure consistent milling performance and reliable fit.
- Easy CAD/CAM Processing – Optimized for precise milling and efficient laboratory workflows.
- Natural Esthetics – Monolayer shade provides a smooth, lifelike appearance suitable for provisional restorations.
Why Choose Digitalife Radiance PMMA?
Digitalife Radiance Monolayer PMMA Blocks combine strength, precision, and esthetics in a dependable CAD/CAM material. Their high-quality formulation provides stable performance throughout the provisional treatment period, making them an excellent choice for dental laboratories and clinicians seeking durable, accurate, and biocompatible temporary restorations.
