Getting

Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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Getting Started

Getting
Started
Support Resources
Software
Support & Warranty Workflows

Getting to Know Your Scanner

CEREC
Your CEREC® Team Parameters

Answers to Clinical Questions

Materials
Patient Marketing Materials Site Processing

Resin
CAD/CAM Bonding

Workflow Basic
Maintenance
Prep for Success

Chairside
Training Videos Blocks

Tool Sets &

Prep Design*
Bur Combos
Blocks & Materials*
TiBases &
Adhesion*
FLO/FLO-S
Primeprint / Software Workflows
Part
Numbers
*Requires cdocs membership to view
v. 5.2.9
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Support & Warranty

Getting
Started
DS COR E
Software
Workflows

DS CO R E C re ate
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
DS CO R E C a re Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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 Getting
Started
DS Core is a cloud-based platform that supports
regulatory compliant storage and GDPR/ HIPAA-
compliant file sharing. Software
Workflows
It also supports automatic upload from devices
that use Sidexis SW 4.3.1, CEREC SW 5.2.3,
and Connect SW 5.2.3 or higher. The CEREC
Parameters
embedded viewer provides rendering of .dxd,
.dcm, .pdf, videos, and images.
Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
Video List Supported Formats

DS Core also allows you access to other Chairside

services like Core Create and Core Care. Blocks

Sign up for a 12-month plan based on three

storage levels, or chose Configure Later to Tool Sets &
skip entering payment information. Either way, Bur Combos
the first three months include a free trial.*
TiBases &
Click on a phone number for dedicated support:
FLO/FLO-S
888–268–9095 (USA) 647-805-2176 (Canada)

Phone support for other countries

Part
Numbers
*Subject to subscription and program terms & conditions.
v. 5.2.9
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 Getting
DS Core Create is a design service integrated Started
into DS Core, providing easy access to high-
quality designs.
Software
Scan & Order via DS Core Scans Workflows

upload to DS Core (open to every

intraoral scanner). The customer CEREC
decides which cases to design and Parameters
manufacture and which cases to
outsource for manufacture. Materials
Processing
Case Review Within 15 minutes, the
lab reviews the scan and either
Resin
accepts the order or requests Bonding
updates.

Basic
Final Design Within 6 business Maintenance
hours the lab technician designs the
indication and creates a ready-to-
print file. Chairside
Blocks

Customer Reviews Design The

doctor approves and downloads the Tool Sets &
design. If the doctor requests Bur Combos
adjustments, changes are made within
2 business hours. TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Customer Manufactures the File
Making Primeprint even easier to Part
integrate into your practice. Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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 Getting
DS Core Care provides a compre- Started
hensive technical service and support
solution. Subscriptions are per device Software
for Primescan, Primemill, Speedfire, Workflows
Primescan Connect, and Primeprint.

CEREC
Customer Support Portal Online Parameters
product and workflow information
at: coresupport.dentsplysirona.com
Materials
Processing
Hotline Support Phone support
from qualified service experts.
Resin
Bonding
Fast Service Clarification Share
device information with service
technicians for remote support. Basic
Maintenance
Basic or Premium* plans for 3
years with the option to extend. Chairside
Blocks
Labor & Travel costs* (Premium only)
Tool Sets &
Annual Maintenance performed Bur Combos
by a qualified service technician.

TiBases &
ONLY AVAILABLE WITHIN THE FIRST
FLO/FLO-S
90 DAYS OF HARDWARE PURCHASE.

*North America only North Amer. Pricing

Part
Numbers
North Amer. Plans

v. 5.2.9
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Getting to Know Your Scanner

Front Back Getting

Started
Tap a blue circle to learn more:
Software
Workflows

CEREC
21.5 inch Parameters
Touchscreen

Materials
Processing

Touchpad
Camera Resin
Bonding

Basic
Left and right Maintenance
touchpad
buttons
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
Foot switch FLO/FLO-S
Casters with parking
brake

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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Getting to Know Your Scanner

Front Back Getting

Started
Tap a blue circle to learn more:
Software
Workflows

USB port
CEREC
Parameters

On button
Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Cord holder
Basic
Maintenance
Service
cover
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
Fuses FLO/FLO-S

Main switch
Power connection Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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Your CEREC® Team

Small business owners like yourself rely on the

Getting
specialized skills of trusted partners. As a new Started
CEREC owner, you have access to a team of
people who want to help you succeed.
Software
Workflows
Your CEREC-Authorized Dealer
Provides factory-trained service technicians to
set up and maintain your equipment, trainers to CEREC
Parameters
help you get started, and access to technical
support specialists at their national call centers
to answer hardware and software questions. Materials
Processing

Dentsply Sirona
We support our dealer partners. Our represen- Resin
tatives coordinate access to specialists across Bonding
a wide variety of procedures to answer ques-
tions on restorative materials (including Basic
CEREC Consumables), endodontic, implant, Maintenance
and clear-aligner therapy.

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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Answers to Clinical Questions

If you are new to single-visit dentistry and

Getting
CAD/CAM, you’re going to have questions. Started

The good news is that you’re now part of a

Software
community of CEREC users who are willing to
Workflows
share what they know.

Some of that sharing happens in local study CEREC

Parameters
clubs or on discussion boards as members ask
questions and hear from their peers.
Materials
Processing
Talented users have built formal training
centers. For a fee, you can access their training
videos and attend hands-on courses. Resin
Bonding
Some of these companies offer case reviews,
webinars, podcasts, digital magazines, mobile Basic
apps, and courses on related subjects like Maintenance
ortho, endo, implants, and cone beam.

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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CAD/CAM Workflow

The process is simple and predictable:

Getting
Started
Capture Digital Impressions
A digital camera uses light to
Software
capture and create a digital Workflows
impression of the patient’s teeth
and bite.
CEREC
Parameters
Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
Specialized software uses that
impression to generate a pro- Materials
Processing
posed restoration. Someone then
reviews the design to check mate-
rial thickness, occlusion, contours, Resin
and proximal contacts strength. Bonding

Computer-Aided Milling (CAM) Basic

The final design is milled with burs Maintenance
to precisely mill or grind out the
restoration from a block of material. Chairside
Blocks
Post-mill Processing and Delivery
Some materials are fired, others
Tool Sets &
are only polished. At some point, Bur Combos
the restoration is tried in the
patient’s mouth to verify fit and
esthetics. If everything looks TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
good, it’s cemented in place
before occlusion is checked and
adjusted, if necessary. Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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 Realistic
Examples
Prep for Success

How you prepare the tooth before taking your

Getting
digital impression is crucial for well-fitting, long- Started
lasting restorations. Make sure to provide:

Software
Adequate Reduction Workflows
Occlusal reduction: Use prep aids
to ensure enough clearance for
CEREC
your intended restorative material
Parameters
and to provide great anatomy. For
a list of popular options click here.
Materials
Proximal reduction: Set the finish Processing
line below the point of proximal
contact to allow for a pleasing
Resin
emergence profile.
Bonding

Smooth (Polished) Margins

Most CAD/CAM materials require Basic
Maintenance
a chamfer or shoulder margin.
Polish away any steps leaving a
clearly defined edge. Chairside
Blocks
Flowing Internals
Round off any sharp line angles and Tool Sets &
transitions. Bur Combos

Well-Isolated Margins TiBases &

Control any bleeding and retract FLO/FLO-S
the tissue around the subgingival
areas of the margin. Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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First, sign in at cdocs.com and then
click a video link below.

Getting
Started
Prep Design
Software
Prep: General Principles (4:53)
Workflows

Prep: Occlusal Reduction (8:02)

CEREC
Parameters
Prep: Axial Reduction (5:39)

Materials
Prep: Margin Design (5:37) Processing

Prep: Demo on Typodont (23:59) Resin

Bonding

CEREC Restorative Options (5:10)

Basic
Maintenance
Onlay: Occlusal Reduction (5:52)

Chairside
Onlay: Cavosurface (5:56)
Blocks

Isolation & Retraction (5:03)

Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Retraction Methods (8:41)

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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Blocks & Materials
Getting
Tessera: Tip of the Day (1:43) Started

Blocks: Overview (5:37) Software

Workflows

Blocks: Occlusal Wear (6:13)

CEREC
Parameters
Shade Guides (Classic/3D) (3:00)

Materials
Tessera: Spray Demo 4:58)
Processing

Tessera: Paint-on Demo (4:11)

Resin
Bonding
Ceramics: Margin Chipping (6:38)

Basic
Ceramics: Milling Speed (8:55)
Maintenance

Ceramics: Margin Thickness (4:51) Chairside

Blocks

Blocks: Zirconia Properties (5:01)

Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Blocks: Pre-polish Zirconia (5:33)

TiBases &
Zirconia: SpeedFire® (3:16) FLO/FLO-S

Zirconia: Before Sintering (7:03) Part

Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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Adhesion
Getting
Cement: Categories (9:07) Started

Cement: Resin Strength (7:23) Software

Workflows

Calibra Ceram (Dr. Hall) (7:34)

CEREC
Parameters
Cement: Prepare Intaglio (8:14)

Materials
Cement: Bonding Sequence (9:21)
Processing

Cement: Moist Bonding (5:09)

Resin
Bonding
Cement: Enamel Etching (8:46)

Basic
Cement: Silane in Bonding (6:08)
Maintenance

Cement: 10-MDP & PENTA (5:36) Chairside

Blocks

Cement: Desensitizers (7:30)

Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Cement: Color Effects (4:43)

TiBases &
Cement: Bonding Zirconia (5:26) FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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Primeprint
Getting
PLEASE, START HERE! Started

Workflow Using Model (6:44) Software

Workflows

CEREC SW Splint (8:18)

CEREC
Parameters
CEREC SW CEREC Guide (9:11)

Materials
CEREC SW Working Model (8:40)
Processing

CEREC SW Thermo Model (8:38)

Resin
Bonding
CEREC SW Solid Model (5:14)

Basic
inLab SW Temporaries (7:06)
Maintenance

inLab SW Splint (8:47) Chairside

Blocks

inLab SW CEREC Guide (9:54)

Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
inLab SW Working Model (10:21)

TiBases &
inLab SW Thermo Model (9:02) FLO/FLO-S

inLab 22 Digital Wax Ups (22:00) Part

Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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Software Workflows

Getting
Started
Patient Communication
Software
Workflows

Restorative
CEREC
Parameters

Orthodontic Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding
Implantology
Basic
Maintenance

Sleep Therapy
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Fixed / Removable Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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 Patient Communication

Getting
Started
Scan Every Patient

Connect SW Software
Take full-arch digital impressions on Workflows
every patient as part of his and her
digital record.
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
To learn more, contact your local Dentsply
Numbers
Sirona Connected Technology Specialist.

v. 5.2.9
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 Restorative

Getting
Started
Scan, Check, Send

DS Core + DS Core Create Software

or Connect SW + Workflows
Connect Case Center
Securely send digital impressions
to your favorite labs. CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Single-Visit Dentistry Processing

CEREC SW 5 +
Resin
Milling Unit Bonding
Deliver crowns, inlay/onlays,
veneers, 3-unit bridges, quadrant
dentistry, and single-visit endo.
Basic
Maintenance

Lab Design Chairside

Blocks

Connect SW +
Partner Lab Tool Sets &
Work with a Dentsply Sirona lab Bur Combos
partner and present digital or 3D-
printed mock-ups of your treatment
plans to increase case acceptance. TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
To learn more, contact your local Dentsply
Numbers
Sirona Connected Technology Specialist.

v. 5.2.9
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 Orthodontics

Getting
Started
Clear Aligner Therapy
Software
SureSmile® Aligner Workflows
Provide virtually invisible Essix® ACE
aligners for anatomically-correct
tooth movement.
CEREC
Parameters
SureSmile Ortho
Great for more advanced cases.
www
Order physical models or print them
Materials
yourself using STL files provided in
Demo Processing
the software.

SureSmile Advanced
Resin
Place brackets and robotically-bent
Bonding
wires. Position the brackets on the
screen and transfer them accurately
all at once with SureSmile IDB trays.
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
To learn more, contact your local Dentsply
Numbers
Sirona Connected Technology Specialist.

v. 5.2.9
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 Implantology

Getting
Started
CBCT Out-Sourced Guides

mySimplant Workflow Software

Designed and manufactured by DS, Workflows
approved by you.

SICAT Surgical Guides CEREC

Optiguide: designed by you in Parameters
SICAT/Sidexis software, manufac-
tured in Germany.
Materials
Processing

CBCT In-Sourced Guides Resin

Bonding
mySimplant Workflow
Designed by DS, approved by you.
Basic
STL file for you to print.
Maintenance
SICAT Surgical Guides
DigitalGuide, RapidGuide (STL)
CEREC Guide (Chairside)
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Restoring Implants Bur Combos

Preferred Labs TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
Atlantis Custom Abutments
Chart

Part
IO FLO
Other
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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 Sleep Therapy

Getting
Started
With Cone beam
www

Software
SICATAIR & OPTISLEEP
Workflows
After fully digital planning, order
the appliance directly from the
software.
CEREC
Parameters

Without Cone beam Materials

Processing
www
Partner: Panthera
This Digital-Sleep Apnea Device
Demo Resin
(D-SAD) is the smallest in the indus-
Bonding
try and the only one that is entirely
printed using CAD/CAM technology.
Basic
Third-Party Labs Maintenance
Using your digital scan, order other
oral sleep appliances (e.g., Som-
nomed®, Glidewell Silent® Nite).
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
To learn more, contact your local Dentsply
Numbers
Sirona Connected Technology Specialist.

v. 5.2.9
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 Fixed / Removable

Getting
Started
Fixed
Software
SmartFix® concept
Workflows
Fixed, screw-retained full-arch
restoration on 4 or more implants
using IO FLO-S scan posts.
CEREC
Atlantis Conus concept
® Parameters
Fixed, friction-retained full-arch
restoration on 4 or more implants
Materials
(as rigid as screw-retained, yet easy
Processing
Video for the patient to remove and clean.

Resin
Bonding

Removable
Basic
Maintenance
Locator with LDP
Removable prosthetic using locators
in a Lucitone Digital Print (LDP)
Chairside
denture base.
Blocks
www Digital Denture with LDP
Take edentulous scans for prelimi-
Tool Sets &
Demo
nary impressions. Work with a DS
Bur Combos
partner lab to use this workflow.

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
To learn more, contact your local Dentsply
Numbers
Sirona Connected Technology Specialist.

v. 5.2.9
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CEREC Parameters

Getting
Started
Parameters
Software
What Does Each Parameter Mean? Workflows

FactorySettings (not editable)

CEREC
CEREC SW 5.2.x Parameters

Materials
Processing

Contact Colors
Resin
Bonding
What Do Contact Colors Mean?
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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What Does Each Parameter Mean?

Occlusal Offset Video

Getting
For CEREC Primemill users (≥ SW 5.2.2), the Started
default of 0 is recommended for ceramics. To
change the value, a slider is located inside
Software
CEREC Primemill Performance under Settings. Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Before SW 5.2.2 (or if you use an MC X or MC

Resin
XL milling unit), the slider is found in the Man- Bonding
ufacture phase when using diamond burs.

A value of -175 microns is Basic

generally recommended Maintenance
when grinding with
diamond burs on the
MC X / MC XL (not needed
for the CEREC Primemill) Chairside
Blocks
This value doesn’t change
how the restoration looks
on the screen. Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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When is it needed? The diamond burs in the
MC X / MC XL grind with a small degree of
variance due to micro bending and bur
Getting
deflection. This variance can result in occlu- Started
sion that is higher than you designed. An
offset value is required to compensate.
Software
Carbide milling lacks this variance so it
Workflows
doesn’t need an offset.

A negative offset value with the MC X / CEREC

Parameters
MC XL won’t make the restoration thinner
than you designed. Instead, it removes the
small amount of material that otherwise Materials
would have left your restoration thicker than Processing
you designed due to tool displacement. The
Occlusal Offset slider is absent if you select Resin
zirconia or temporary bridge blocks with Bonding
carbide burs (as shown below):
Basic
Maintenance

Diamond Carbide Chairside

burs burs Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Visible because 20 mm
diamond burs were Part
selected in the MC XL Numbers
(grinding).

v. 5.2.9
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Spacer (Radial)
Spacer (Occlusal)
These two values create a hollow space under
Getting
the restoration (except at the last 400 µm of Started
the margin) to leave room for the cement.

Spacer (Occlusal) Software

Spacer (Radial) Workflows
No spacer (400 µm)

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Proximal Contacts Strength

Resin
Occlusal Contacts Strength Bonding
These parameters tell the software how tight to
set the proximal contacts and how high to
place the restoration into occlusion on the Basic
Maintenance
initial proposal. Positive values tell the software
you want heavier contacts as a starting point.
Chairside
The Adjusts Contacts tool in the Design phase Blocks

also uses these values to decrease high occlu-

sion and heavy contacts. Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
With Occlusal Con-
tacts Strength set to
-100, the Adjust TiBases &
Contacts (Occlusal)
FLO/FLO-S
button will remove
most green, yellow,
and red contact
Before After Part
colors.
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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Dynamic Contacts Strength
This value is only used when you use the
software’s virtual articulator. Without the
Getting
articulator active, you won’t see a change no Started
matter how high or low you set this value.

Software
Minimal Thickness (Radial)
Workflows
Minimal Thickness (Occlusal)
The software uses these two values to create
an imaginary blue bubble around the prep CEREC
Parameters
(on top of the spacer). You can toggle this
blue projection on or off in the Display
Objects window. Materials
Processing

Prep. Blue bubble Crown

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
If you see the blue bubble on the surface of
the restoration, you have less material there
than the values you entered (meaning that Chairside
Blocks
the restoration is too thin).

Keep in mind; the blue bubble roughly follows Tool Sets &
the shape of the prep. If you merely try to “get Bur Combos
rid of the blue bubble,” you could end up
designing a restoration that looks more like a TiBases &
prep and less like a crown—extremely shallow FLO/FLO-S
fissure, unusual anatomy, etc.
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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Margin Thickness
Ceramics are too brittle to grind to a knife-
edge in the milling unit without severe chipping
Getting
(meaning a Margin Thickness setting of 0 µm). Started

Because values greater than zero create a

Software
slight lip, this value should be kept as low as
Workflows
the material and milling mode will allow
without chipping.
CEREC
Parameters
A Margin Thickness of 100 µm (about the
width of a human hair) is required to
enable fast milling of zirconia. Materials
Processing

Margin Thickness
Crown
Resin
Margin Ramp Width
Bonding
Margin Line

Basic
Prep. Maintenance

Chairside
Margin Ramp Width Blocks
Margin Ramp Angle
These two values soften the transition as you
Tool Sets &
increase Margin Thickness. Bur Combos

Even if you use the design tools around the

TiBases &
margin, they can’t alter the margin thickness,
FLO/FLO-S
ramp width, or ramp angle.

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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FactorySettings (not editable)

Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters
With FactorySettings (not editable) as the
default, six parameters are assigned to all
crown cases, regardless of material choice: Materials
Processing
120 µm Spacer (Radial)
120 µm Spacer (Occlusal) Resin
25 µm Proximal Contacts Strength Bonding
25 µm Occlusal Contacts Strength
25 µm Dynamic Contacts Strength
Basic
60 degrees Margin Ramp Angle Maintenance

Four additional parameters change dynami-

cally based on the material selected in Case Chairside
Details of the Administration phase: Blocks

Dynamic Minimal Thickness (Radial)

Tool Sets &
Dynamic Minimal Thickness (Occlusal) Bur Combos
Dynamic Margin Thickness
Dynamic Margin Ramp Width
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
These four values update automatically if you
pick a different material or select a different
Part
milling unit (e.g., Primemill vs. MC X/MC XL). Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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 CEREC Primemill MC X / MC XL

Dynamic values for crowns (SW 5.2.9)

Getting
Mfr. Block Min. Min. Margin Margin Started
Thick. Thick. Thick. Ramp
(Radial) (Occlusal) Width
CERAMICS

Ivoclar IPS e.max 800 1000 100 100 Software

DS CEREC Tessera 1000 1000 100 100
GC Initial LiSi 1000 1000 100 100 Workflows
DS Celtra Duo 1000 1500 100 100
DS CEREC Blocs C 1000 1500 100 100
DS CEREC Blocs C PC 1000 1500 100 100
VITA Triluxe 1000 1500 100 100
VITA Triluxe forte 1000 1500 100 100 CEREC
VITA RealLife 1000 1500 100 100 Parameters
SHOFU Block HC 1000 1500 100 100
SHOFU Block HC (2L) 1000 1500 100 100
GC Initial LRF 1500 1500 100 100
Ivoclar Empress 1500 1500 100 100
Ivoclar Empress Multi 1500 1500 100 100 Materials
VITA Suprinity PC 1500 1500 100 100
Processing
RESIN

GC CERASMART / 270 800 1000 100 100

VITA ENAMIC 800 1000 100 100
VITA ENAMIC multi 800 1000 100 100 Resin
VITA CAD-Temp monoColor 800 1500 100 100 Bonding
VITA CAD-Temp multiColor 800 1500 100 100
Coltene BRILLIANT Crios 800 1500 100 100
Ivoclar Tetric CAD 800 1500 100 100
Ivoclar Telio CAD 800 1500 100 100
Kuraray Avencia 1000 1500 100 100 Basic
3M Lava Ultimate 1000 1500 100 100
Maintenance
ZIRCONIA

VITA YZ HT 400 500 100 100

DS CEREC Zirconia+ 700* 700 100 100
DS CEREC MTL Zirconia 700* 600 100 100 Chairside
Ivoclar e.max ZirCAD LT 500 700 150 150
3M Chairside Zirconia 800 800 100 100
Blocks
Kuraray Katana Zirconia ONE 800 800 100 100
Ivoclar e.max ZirCAD Prime 800 800 150 150
Kuraray Katana Zirconia STML 1000 1000 100 100
Ivoclar e.max ZirCAD MT Multi 1000 1000 150 150
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
* These updated values reflect the minimum thickness required to
Super-Fast milling zirconia. When milling in Fast or Fine mode,
you may lower the values to 600 microns for MTL and 500 microns
for CEREC Zirconia+ in the local parameters window (in the TiBases &
Design phase). FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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 CEREC Primemill MC X / MC XL

Dynamic values for crowns (SW 5.2.9)

Getting
Mfr. Block Min. Min. Margin Margin Started
Thick. Thick. Thick. Ramp
(Radial) (Occlusal) Width
CERAMICS

Ivoclar IPS e.max 800 1000 50 50 Software

DS CEREC Tessera 1000 1000 50 50
GC Initial LiSi 1000 1000 50 50 Workflows
DS Celtra Duo 1000 1500 50 50
DS CEREC Blocs 1000 1500 50 50
DS CEREC Blocs PC 1000 1500 50 50
DS CEREC Blocs C 1000 1500 50 50
DS CEREC Blocs C PC 1000 1500 50 50 CEREC
VITA Triluxe 1000 1500 50 50 Parameters
VITA Triluxe forte 1000 1500 50 50
VITA RealLife 1000 1500 50 50
SHOFU Block HC 1000 1500 50 50
SHOFU Block HC (2L) 1000 1500 50 50
GC Initial LRF 1500 1500 50 50 Materials
Ivoclar Empress 1500 1500 50 50
Ivoclar Empress Multi 1500 1500 50 50 Processing
VITA Suprinity PC 1500 1500 50 50

RESIN

GC CERASMART / 270 800 1000 50 50 Resin

VITA ENAMIC 800 1000 50 50 Bonding
VITA ENAMIC multi 800 1000 50 50
VITA CAD-Temp monoColor 800 1500 50 50
VITA CAD-Temp multiColor 800 1500 50 50
Coltene BRILLIANT Crios 800 1500 50 50
Ivoclar Tetric CAD 800 1500 50 50 Basic
Ivoclar Telio CAD 800 1500 50 50
Kuraray Avencia 1000 1500 50 50 Maintenance
3M Lava Ultimate 1000 1500 50 50
3M Paradigm MZ100 1500 1500 50 50

ZIRCONIA
Chairside
VITA YZ HT 400 500 100 100
DS CEREC Zirconia+ 700 700 100 100
Blocks
DS CEREC MTL Zirconia 700 600 100 100
Ivoclar e.max ZirCAD LT 500 700 150 150
3M Chairside Zirconia 800 800 100 100
Kuraray Katana Zirconia ONE 800 800 100 100
Ivoclar e.max ZirCAD Prime 800 800 150 150
Tool Sets &
Kuraray Katana Zirconia STML 1000 1000 100 100 Bur Combos
Ivoclar e.max ZirCAD MT Multi 1000 1000 150 150

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 32 Update Description
To change parameter values in the Design
phase, click the Restoration Parameters tab at
the bottom left of the screen. Changes
Getting
within a case only affect that case. Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters
Scroll down, and you’ll see that the four
dynamic parameters are locked.
Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Each one you unlock is no longer dynamic. Basic

It won’t change if you change materials in Maintenance
Case Details of the Administration phase.

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
We generally only recommend unlocking
these values if you won’t be changing materi-
TiBases &
als for the current case (e.g., ok to unlock to FLO/FLO-S
increase Tessera’s minimal thickness from 1.0
mm to 1.5 mm because that’s the minimum
Part
required to use a conventional cement). Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 33 Update Description
CEREC® SW 5.2.x Parameters

Access the global parameters by clicking on

Getting
the DS logo in the top left corner of the Started
screen, then click on 1 Configuration, and
2 Parameters.
Software
Workflows
1
CEREC
Parameters

2
Materials
Processing

Although the default set (FactorySettings not Resin

editable) is very good, Dr. Skramstad recom- Bonding
mends making a copy and modifying the
following values (values in black are his per- Basic
sonal preference; values in blue benefit a Maintenance
broader audience).
Chairside
Crowns (ceramic and zirconia) Blocks
0 Proximal Contacts Strength
-50 Occlusal Contacts Strength
Tool Sets &
-75 Dynamic Contacts Strength Bur Combos

Verify the required material thickness by checking

Cursor Details, and using the Slice tool to search out TiBases &
and correct any thin spots. FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 34 Update Description
Inlay/Onlay
0 Proximal Contacts Strength
-50 Occlusal Contacts Strength
Getting
-75 Dynamic Contacts Strength Started

Pontic
Software
-50 Occlusal Contacts Strength
Workflows
-75 Dynamic Contacts Strength
5 Lingual Opening Angle
CEREC
Parameters
Screw Retained Crown
(not split)
0 Proximal Contacts Strength Materials
-50 Occlusal Contacts Strength Processing
-75 Dynamic Contacts Strength
100 Gingival Placement Pressure Resin
Bonding
Abutment
100 Gingival Placement Pressure Basic
600 Shoulder Width Maintenance

Abutment with Crown

Chairside
(Split, Cement-retained, 2 pieces) Blocks
0 Proximal Contacts Strength
-50 Occlusal Contacts Strength
-75 Dynamic Contacts Strength Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

You may also consider changing Preparation

Analysis (Tolerance) from 200 to 0 to better TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
appreciate what you see while in the Prepara-
tion Analysis tab of the Model phase (green
where you have enough reduction and red Part
Numbers
where you do not).

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 35 Update Description
What Do Contact Colors Mean?

To visually represent how close the restora-

Getting
tion is to its neighbor, the software uses color Started
mapping.

Software
Workflows

> 100 µm

50 – 100 µm
CEREC
Touching/Pressure Parameters
0 – 50 µm

0 – 50 µm
Not Touching/Space Materials
50 – 100 µm
Processing

> 100 µm

Resin
Bonding

Dark blue and turquoise colors indicate that Basic

the surface is close to, but not touching, its Maintenance
neighbor.
Chairside
For ideal occlusion, dark blue (>100 microns) Blocks
is the desired color, with maybe a pinpoint of
turquoise.
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Near Ideal Too high Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 36 Update Description
For ideal proximal contacts, use the smooth
tool to remove red and yellow. The two
shades of turquoise are what you want to see
Getting
with perhaps some green (experience will tell Started
you how much green).

Software
Near ideal Too heavy Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
The shape of the proximal contacts should be Processing
uniform, not patchy as shown below. Patchy
colors indicate an uneven surface and could Resin
result in unpredictable or open contacts. Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 37 Update Description
Materials Processing

Getting
Started
Glass Ceramics
Software
CEREC Tessera Workflows

Celtra Duo
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Zirconia Processing

CEREC Zirconia (wet/dry) Resin

Bonding
CEREC Zirconia+ (wet/dry)

CEREC MTL Zirconia (wet/dry) Basic

Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Primeprint
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Polishing Printed Temps/Splints

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 38 Update Description
Workflow for CEREC Tessera

After milling: Getting

- Cut the restoration from Started
the block (do not snap
off). Use a heatless stone
Software
in a slow-speed hand- Workflows
piece (10,000 -12,000
RPM) to remove the
sprue. Do not use a high- CEREC
Parameters
speed handpiece because it can cause exces-
sive heat and trauma to the ceramic.
Materials
Processing
Meisinger Heatless Wheel, HP (2/Pkg.)
#9736G-150-HP-P (Med. 15mm)
Meisinger Heatless Taper, HP (2/Pkg.) Resin
#9734G-040-HP-P (Med. 4mm) Bonding

Basic
- Clean the restoration to remove ceramic
Maintenance
particles and lubricant.

- Try-in and adjust proximal* contacts, if Chairside

Blocks
needed. Only use fine-grain diamonds with
ample water. Disinfect the restoration.
Tool Sets &
*To prevent fracturing, don’t check Bur Combos
occlusal contacts until the restoration is
bonded in place. TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
- Thoroughly clean and dry the restoration
after try-in (using soap and water, scrub with Part
a toothbrush for 30 seconds or steam clean). Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 39 Update Description
- Protect the intaglio (underside) from glaze.
Apply an even coat of paint-on glaze. (Note:
with spray glaze, apply an even coat, air dry 10
Getting
seconds, and then apply a second coat.) Started

Popular ways of holding the restoration while glazing

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing
DS Moldable Silicone Refill DS Universal Overglaze High Flu
536 549 0112 (2/Pkg.) 60 55 42 (5 g)

Stain/Glaze Liquid: Resin

60 13 50 (50 mL) Bonding

- After applying glaze, pick the restoration up

by the contacts and transfer to either an Basic
Maintenance
investment pin or a mini honeycomb/pad
combo (for the CEREC SpeedFire).
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

OR Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Lift and place on Investment Pins: Round firing pad (small):
an approved pin 536 549 0111 536 540 1212 (3 pcs)
or firing pad/tray (4 Post. + 2 Ant.)
SpeedFire Honeycomb Tray: Part
combo
536 549 0110 (2 each) Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 40 Update Description
 22 ºC

Select job.

18, CEREC Tessera Glazing 1

11, 19.04.2019
Getting
Started
19, CEREC Tessera
Glazing 1
11, 19.04.2019

7, CEREC Blocs
11, 19.04.2019
Glazing 1

Software
preheat
preheaticon
icon Workflows

SpeedFire Oven CEREC

Parameters
Paint-on or Spray Glaze (4:30 minutes):
Important: Single restoration only
Materials
Processing
Preheat the oven.* After the temperature
reaches 400 ºC (about 90 seconds), tap the
job on the touchscreen to lower the tray. Resin
Transfer the restoration to the oven on top of Bonding
either the firing pad/honeycomb tray combo
or an investment pin. Start the cycle. Basic
Maintenance
*Ideally, press the preheat icon after removing the
restoration from the milling unit.

Chairside
Traditional Porcelain Furnace Blocks

Spray or Paint-on Stain and Glaze in an

Ivoclar CS oven (10:40 - 12:10 minutes): Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Use a custom firing program.

Transfer the restoration to a firing pad on top TiBases &

of a standard-size honeycomb tray. For poste- FLO/FLO-S
rior crowns, place the restoration margin-side
down. For anterior teeth, place the restoration Part
on the lingual side. Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 41 Update Description
- After firing, move the honeycomb tray/firing
pad combo or investment pin with the
restoration to the cooling area. Allow to cool
Getting
naturally for 5-6 minutes. Started

Polish away contact marks (if any) caused

Software
during transferring.
Workflows

- Acid etch the intaglio (underside) with 5%

HF acid for 30 seconds. Rinse well and dry. CEREC
Parameters

Do NOT air abrade glass ceramics.

Materials
Processing
Prepare Crown Intaglio Demo

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Etch Rinse Air Dry Maintenance

Apply silane (or follow the Instructions for Use Chairside

for the adhesive bonding system of your Blocks
choice).

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
Dispense Apply Silane Air Dry FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 42 Update Description
Workflow for Celtra® Duo

After milling: Getting

Started
- Use a heatless stone in a slow-speed hand-
piece (10,000 -12,000 RPM) to remove the
Software
sprue. Avoid using a high-speed handpiece to Workflows
do this because it can cause an excessive
amount of heat and trauma to the ceramic.
CEREC
Parameters
Meisinger Heatless Wheel, HP (2/Pkg.)
#9736G-150-HP-P (Med. 15mm)
Meisinger Heatless Taper, HP (2/Pkg.) Materials
#9734G-040-HP-P (Med. 4mm) Processing

- Rinse the restoration under tap water to Resin

Bonding
remove ceramic particles and lubricant.

- Try-in and adjust proximal* contacts, if Basic

needed. Only use fine-grain diamonds with Maintenance
ample water. Disinfect the restoration.
Chairside
*To prevent fracturing, don’t check Blocks
occlusal contacts until the restoration is
bonded in place.
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
- Thoroughly clean and dry the restoration
after try-in (using soap and water, scrub with
TiBases &
a toothbrush for 30 seconds or steam clean). FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 43 Update Description
At this point, you have the option to:

A) Polish and place the restoration without

Getting
firing Started

B) Fire the restoration for greater strength

Software
(recommended for posterior restorations)
Workflows

Option A: Polish and place (210 MPa)

CEREC
Parameters
The primary goal of polishing Celtra Duo is ®

to heal the small fractures caused by the

diamond burs during the milling process—not Materials
to give it a high luster. Processing

It may be helpful to visualize surface rough- Resin

ness as mountain tops and valleys. To heal the Bonding
fractures in the valleys, the mountain tops
need to be removed first. Otherwise, only the Basic
top gets polished by the progressively finer Maintenance
grits of polishing wheels.

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Celtra Duo before polishing (magnified 200x) Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 44 Update Description
When polishing, don’t overheat the material.
Apply pressure, and release. Using brief
contact and short strokes prevent the material Getting
Started
from overheating.

Don’t skip a polishing step because the Software

surface looks shiny. It’s not enough to polish Workflows
the mountain tops; the final steps are where
the healing takes place. The surface isn’t CEREC
healed until you complete the final steps. Parameters

- Use a white Universal Polishing wheel with Materials

light to medium pressure to remove any bur Processing
marks (reducing the roughness of the moun-
tain tops on the buccal, lingual and occlusal
Resin
surfaces. Avoid the contacts at this point). Bonding

Again, to prevent overheating the material

Basic
while polishing, use short strokes and release.
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks
Meisinger Univ. Polisher
220 mm Wheels (10/Pkg.)
contour before polishing Tool Sets &
#9617V-220-UNM-WH Bur Combos

TiBases &
Kerr NTI Mandrel HP (6/Pkg.)
FLO/FLO-S
#305-050

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 45 Update Description
- Use a medium shine wheel at low speeds
(10,000 - 12,000 RPM). Avoid sustained
contact. For occlusal surfaces, use a point or Getting
twist shape with light pressure and even lower Started
speed (8,000 - 10,000 RPM).
Software
Workflows
Med. Shine Points (2/Pkg.)
#9743M-040-RA-BL/O
CEREC
Parameters
Extraoral Twist (2/Pkg.)
#9771M-170-HP
Materials
Medium Disc (1/Pkg.) Processing
#9770M-260-HP-BL/O
Resin
Medium Wheel (1/Pkg.)
Bonding
#9752M-170-HP-B/O

Basic
- Follow with a fine wheel and/or point shape Maintenance
with the same technique described above.
Chairside
Blocks
Fine Shine Points (2/Pkg.)
#9743F-040-RA-R/O
Tool Sets &
Extraoral Twist (2/Pkg.) Bur Combos
#9771F-170-HP

TiBases &
Fine Disc (1/Pkg.) FLO/FLO-S
#9770F-260-HP-R/O

Fine Wheel (1/Pkg.) Part

#9752F-170-HP-R/O Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 46 Update Description
- Finish with an extra-fine polish wheel and/or
point shape.
Getting
Started

Extra Fine Points (2/Pkg.)

#9743C-040-RA-Y/O Software
Workflows
Extraoral Twist (2/Pkg.)
#9771C-170-HP
CEREC
Parameters
Extra Fine Disc (1/Pkg.)
#9770C-260-HP-Y/O
Materials
Extra Fine Wheel (1/Pkg.) Processing
9752C-170-HP-R/O

Resin
Bonding
- For a high shine, use a polishing paste.
Apply with a bristle brush wheel in a slow-
Basic
speed handpiece. This is very effective for
Maintenance
polishing grooves in the posterior anatomy.
Avoid sustained contact.
Chairside
Blocks

Robinson Bristle Brush

Stiff Size 12 (12/Pkg.) Tool Sets &
# 06161 (Buffalo Dental) Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Diashine FS (Pink) 3 g Tub
#FS3G (Fine, Soft Binder) Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 47 Update Description
B) Fire for greater strength (370 MPa).

If glazing, protect the intaglio (underside) from Getting

Started
glaze. Apply an even coat of paint-on glaze.
(Note: with spray glaze, apply an even coat, air
dry 10 seconds, and then apply a second coat.) Software
Workflows

Popular ways of holding the restoration while glazing

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

DS Moldable Silicone Refill

#536 549 0112 (2/Pkg.) Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
Meisinger Kits for Dentsply Sirona
Extraoral Parts
TiBases &
Universal Shaping & Polishing DSU21 FLO/FLO-S
Intraoral Parts

Ceramic Finishing Kit DSG21 Part

Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 48 Update Description
- After glazing, pick the restoration up by the
contacts with dressing pliers and transfer it to
a firing pad on top of a honeycomb tray (for Getting
Started
the Ivoclar oven) or to a firing pad on top of
the upper insulation of the SpeedFire oven
(use of the mini honeycomb tray is optional). Software
Workflows
For posterior crowns, set the restoration mar-
gin-side down. For anterior teeth, rest the CEREC
restoration on the lingual side. Polish away Parameters
any marks after firing.
Materials
Processing
Honeycomb tray
(Ivoclar oven)
Resin
Bonding

Firing pad
(SpeedFire oven) Basic
Maintenance

- After the firing cycle, move to the cooling Chairside

area. Allow to cool naturally for 5-6 minutes. Blocks

Etch the intaglio (underside) with 5% HF acid Tool Sets &

gel for 30 seconds. Rinse well and dry. Bur Combos

Do NOT air abrade glass ceramics. TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
Apply silane (or follow the Instructions for Use for
the adhesive bonding system of your choice). Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 49 Update Description
Workflow for
CEREC® Zirconia and CEREC Zirconia+
Getting
Cut the restoration from the block and Started
remove the sprue
Software
1 Carefully remove the block from the milling Workflows
unit without touching the milled restoration.

CEREC
Cut the restoration from the block at the sprue Parameters
area using a straight handpiece with either a
long-diamond or a carbide bur.
Materials
Processing

863-016-HP
Medium diamond flame (5/Pkg.) Resin
Bonding

HM488FX-016-HP Basic
Red fine tungsten carbide (2/Pkg.)
Maintenance

HM489FX-023-HP Chairside
Red fine tungsten carbide (1/Pkg.) Blocks

2 Finalize and smooth the sprue area with a Tool Sets &
straight handpiece and a heatless stone or Bur Combos
diamond-impregnated polisher.
TiBases &
Pre-polish to remove bur marks, if desired. FLO/FLO-S

Wear a mask and capture any zirconia debris Part

over suction, if possible. Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 50 Update Description
Clean and sinter the restoration

1 If dry-milled:
Getting
• Remove residual milling dust from the Started
surface of the restoration: with either
pressurized air or a large sable brush Software
(size 10). Workflows

22 ºC

Select job. CEREC

30, CEREC Zirconia+ Sintering
Parameters
11, 19.04.2019

19, CEREC Tessera

Glazing 1
11, 19.04.2019

Materials
7, CEREC Blocs
11, 19.04.2019
Glazing 1

Processing
preheat icon

Resin
Bonding
• For CEREC Zirconia+: tap the preheat
icon on the SpeedFire display (ideally, Basic
after removing the restoration from the Maintenance
milling unit) and wait for the oven to
reach 400 ºC. Chairside
Blocks

2 If wet-milled:
Tool Sets &
• The surfaces of the restoration must be Bur Combos
clean and dust-free before sintering.

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 51 Update Description
 • Tap the patient’s name on the CEREC
SpeedFire display.

Getting
• Place the restoration occlusal side down Started
on the upper insulation and select Sinter-
ing (if dry-milled) or Pre-dry and Sintering
Software
(if wet-milled).
Workflows

Wait until the clock timer reaches 0, then

move the restoration to the fan area (see CEREC
arrow). Allow to cool naturally for 5-6 minutes. Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Try-in and polish Basic

Maintenance
1 Try the restoration in the mouth and test for
proximal* contacts. Adjustments should be Chairside
made with a wet grinding high-speed hand- Blocks
piece (diamond grain size ≤ 40 µm).

Tool Sets &

*To prevent fracturing, don’t check Bur Combos
occlusal contacts until the restoration is
cemented in place.
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Air abrade the intaglio after try-in.

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 52 Update Description
2 The occlusion of the sintered restoration
may be polished before glazing to prevent
abrasion to the antagonist once the glaze
Getting
layer wears away. Started

3 Clean and dry the restoration.

Software
Workflows
Optional: Glazing

1 Fill the restoration with CEREC SpeedPaste CEREC

Parameters
and ensure that the inside is well covered.
Smooth out the paste to the edge of the
margins and mount on a glaze support pin. Materials
Processing
2 Vigorously shake the can of glaze before
using. Carefully and uniformly spray the Resin
surface from a distance of about 10 cm (4 Bonding
inches).
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

DS CEREC SpeedPaste TiBases &

65 80 067
FLO/FLO-S
DS Universal Spray Glaze
536 827 3100 w/ Fluo
536 827 3101 Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 53 Update Description
3 Using the tweezers, place
the firing pin with restoration
on the upper insulation layer
Getting
of the open firing chamber Started
(the restoration’s occlusal
surface faces upward).
Software
Workflows
4 Start the glazing process on the display.
Wait until the clock timer has run down to 0
and then move the restoration to the fan CEREC
Parameters
area. Allow to cool naturally for 5-6 minutes.

If desired, perform a second glazing. Materials

Processing
5 Remove any residual CEREC® SpeedPaste
material from the inside of the restoration. Resin
Bonding
Conventional Cementation is indicated for
retentive preparation designs. Recommended Basic
cement types include resin-modified glass Maintenance
ionomers (RMGI), glass ionomers (GIS), or
zinc phosphate cement.
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 54 Update Description
Workflow for CEREC® MTL Zirconia

Cut the restoration from the block* and

Getting
remove the sprue Started

1 Carefully remove the block from the milling

unit without touching the milled restoration. Software
Workflows
Cut the restoration from the block at the sprue
area using a straight handpiece with either a
CEREC
long-diamond or a carbide bur.
Parameters

863-016-HP Materials
Medium diamond flame (5/Pkg.) Processing

Resin
HM488FX-016-HP
Red fine tungsten carbide (2/Pkg.)
Bonding

Basic
HM489FX-023-HP Maintenance
Red fine tungsten carbide (1/Pkg.)

Chairside
2 Smooth the sprue area Blocks
with a straight handpiece
and a heatless stone or
Tool Sets &
polisher. Bur Combos
Use light pressure when removing the
sprue or prepolishing. TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Wear a mask and capture any zirconia debris
over suction, if possible.
Part
*Click here to see how positioning the restoration in the Numbers
block while in the Manufacture phase affects the outcome

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 55 Update Description
Clean and sinter the restoration

1 Dry-mill (recommended)
Getting
• Remove residual milling dust from the Started
surface of the restoration with either
pressurized air or a large sable brush Software
(size 10). Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
2 Wet-mill (allowed):
Bonding
• The surfaces of the restoration must be
clean and dust-free before sintering.
Basic
Maintenance
• Tap the patient’s name on the touchpad.
Chairside
• Place the restoration occlusal side down on Blocks
the wedding cake and select Sintering (if dry-
milled) or Pre-dry and sintering (if wet-milled).
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 56 Update Description
Wait until the clock timer reaches 0, then
move the restoration to the fan area (see
arrow). Allow to cool naturally for 5-6 minutes.
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Try-in and polish Parameters

1 Try the restoration in the mouth and test for

Materials
proximal* contacts. Adjustments should be Processing
made with a wet grinding high-speed hand-
piece (diamond grain size ≤ 40 µm).
Resin
*To prevent fracturing, don’t check Bonding
occlusal contacts until the restoration is
cemented in place. Basic
Maintenance
Air abrade the intaglio after try-in.

2 The occlusion of the sintered restoration Chairside

may be polished before glazing. Blocks

3 Clean and dry the restoration. Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
Meisinger Kits for Dentsply Sirona
Extraoral Parts
TiBases &
Universal Shaping & Polishing DSU21 FLO/FLO-S

Intraoral Parts

Zirconia Finishing Kit DSZ21 Part

Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 57 Update Description
Optional: Glazing

1 Fill the restoration with CEREC SpeedPaste

Getting
and ensure that the inside is well covered. Started
Smooth out the paste to the edge of the
margins and mount on a glaze support pin.
Software
Workflows
DS CEREC SpeedPaste
65 80 067

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing
2 If using spray glaze, shake the can well. Care-
fully and uniformly spray the surface from a
distance of about 10 cm (4 inches). Or, you can Resin
use Dentsply Sirona’s Universal paint-on glaze. Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

DS Universal Spray Glaze DS Universal Overglaze

TiBases &
536 827 3100 w/ Fluo 60 55 40 High Flu
FLO/FLO-S
536 827 3101 60 55 42 Standard
60 13 15 Stain/glaze Liquid

Available Stains
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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3 Using the tweezers, place
the firing pin with restoration
on the upper insulation layer
Getting
of the open firing chamber Started
(the restoration’s occlusal
surface faces upward).
Software
Workflows
4 Start the glazing process on the display.
Wait until the clock timer has run down to 0
and then move the restoration to the fan CEREC
Parameters
area. Allow to cool naturally for 5-6 minutes.

If desired, perform a second glazing. Materials

Processing
5 Remove any residual CEREC® SpeedPaste
material from the inside of the restoration. Resin
Bonding
Conventional Cementation is indicated for
retentive preparation designs. Recommended Basic
cement types include resin-modified glass Maintenance
ionomers (RMGI), glass ionomers (GIS), or
zinc phosphate cement.
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 59 Update Description
Polishing Printed Temps/Splints

1 After cleaning and curing the job in the Getting

Primeprint PPU remove the Primeprint Box. Started

2 Place the build

Software
platform horizontally
Workflows
or vertically on the
holder. Use the
spatula to remove the CEREC
Parameters
job and any residue.
Clean the metal surface and sides with a paper
towel moistened with isopropyl alcohol (>98%). Materials
Processing
3 Use the side cutters to remove the supports.

4 Use a carbide bur, abrasive stone, or a Resin

Scotch-Brite wheel (all at low speeds) to Bonding
smooth down the support pins.
Basic
5 Polish with twist wheels (pumice or paste may
Maintenance
also be used).

Primeprint Finishing and Polishing Kit Chairside

Blocks
DSP22

Parts
Tool Sets &
Demo Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 60 Update Description
Resin Bonding

Getting
Prepare the Intaglio Started

Software
Clean, Etch, and Silanate Workflows

CEREC
Parameters
Calibra® Ceram
Materials
Processing
Adhesive Resin Cement
For retentive and non-retentive preps

Resin
Bonding

Calibra® Universal
Basic
Maintenance
Self-Adhesive Resin Cement
For retentive preps & endodontic posts
Chairside
Blocks

Calibra® Veneer Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

Esthetic Resin Cement

For veneers TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 61 Update Description
Clean, Prepare, and Silanate

Clean
Getting
After try-in, either steam clean or scrub with a Started
toothbrush and soap and water for 30
seconds. Air dry.
Software
Workflows
Prepare the Internal Surface Demo

For glass ceramics, chemically treat the internal

CEREC
surface with 5% HF acid for the time listed in Parameters
the manufacturer’s Instructions for Use (e.g., 30
seconds for CEREC Tessera). Rinse and air dry.
Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding
Treat Rinse Air Dry

For zirconia and resin blocks, air abrade the Basic

internal surface with 50µ alumina. Maintenance

Silanate (Glass Ceramics) Chairside

Blocks
Gently apply Calibra Silane Coupling Agent
to the internal surface. Allow to air dry.
Proceed to adhesive cementation. Always Tool Sets &
follow the manufacturer’s Instructions for Use. Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Dispense Apply Air Dry Part

Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 62 Update Description
DS Calibra® Ceram Cement

After try-in and prior to bonding: clean, etch, and Getting

silanize the ceramic restoration. Started

Note: Phosphoric etching

Software
of available enamel recom- Workflows
mended. Conditioning of
dentin is optional.
1 CEREC
Parameters
APPLY ADHESIVE TO TOOTH Demo

Apply generous amounts of Prime&Bond elect Materials

adhesive to thoroughly wet all the tooth sur- Processing
faces. Agitate the applied adhesive for 20
seconds. Resin
Bonding
No need for Self-Cure Activator when
Prime&Bond elect adhesive is used with
Basic
Calibra Ceram Cement. Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

2 Bur Combos

DRY WITH CLEAN AIR

Gently dry with clean air for 5 seconds. TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 63 Update Description
 Getting
3 Started

APPLY CALIBRA CERAM CEMENT Software

Dispense and discard a small amount of mate- Workflows
rial from the dual-barreled syringe. Attach
mixing tip. Apply a thin uniform layer of
CEREC
cement to the entire internal surface of the Parameters
restoration.

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding
4

Basic
SEAT RESTORATION Maintenance
Protect restoration from contamination and
movement until the final set of the cement (5
minutes from start of mix or completion of Chairside
Blocks
light curing).

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 64 Update Description
 Getting
5a 5b Started

CLEAN UP MARGINAL EXCESS Software

Workflows
Self Cure: Excess cement will reach the “gelled”
state after approximately 1-2 minutes in the
mouth, allowing easy removal. Note: Cement CEREC
within the crown has not yet set. Do not move, Parameters
torque, or disturb the crown during cleanup.
or Materials
Processing
Dual Cure: Briefly light cure cement at the
margins by constantly moving the curing tip
Resin
around the margins for no more than 5 seconds.
Bonding
Excess cement will reach a “gelled” state after
this brief (<5 seconds) cure. Excess cement will
remain in the “gelled” state for approximately Basic
Maintenance
45 seconds following light exposure.

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
6

REMOVE EXCESS CEMENT TiBases &

Protect restoration from movement during the FLO/FLO-S
gel phase cleanup through the final set.
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 65 Update Description
 Getting
7a 7b Started

FOR LIGHT TRANSMISSIBLE RESTORATIONS Software

WITH < 2.5MM WALL THICKNESS Workflows

Once cleanup is complete, light cure all areas

of the restoration for 20 seconds from each CEREC
direction – buccal, lingual, and occlusal. Parameters

or
Materials
FOR NON-LIGHT TRANSMISSIBLE Processing
RESTORATIONS
For zirconia, metal, thick, or heavily opaqued Resin
material, once cleanup is completed and Bonding
restoration is stabilized, allow Calibra Ceram
Cement to self-cure without disturbing for 5
Basic
minutes from start of mix. Following all excess Maintenance
removal, exposed margins may be light-cured
20-40 seconds to assist restoration stabilization.
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

8
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
FINISH AND POLISH
Removal of resin cement flash and finishing of
the margins is best accomplished with the Part
Numbers
Enhance® Finishing System.

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 66 Update Description
DS Calibra Universal Cement

After try-in and prior to bonding: clean, etch, and Getting

silanize the ceramic restoration. Started

Software
Workflows

1 CEREC
Parameters
APPLY CALIBRA UNIVERSAL CEMENT
Dispense and discard a small amount of mate- Materials
rial from the dual-barreled syringe. Attach Processing
mixing tip. Apply a thin, uniform layer of
Calibra Universal Cement to the entire internal Resin
surface of the restoration. Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
2 Blocks

SEAT RESTORATION Tool Sets &

Protect restoration from contamination and Bur Combos
movement until the final set of the cement (6
minutes from start of mix or completion of
TiBases &
light-curing). FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 67 Update Description
 3a 3b

Getting
Started

CLEAN UP MARGINAL EXCESS Software

Workflows
Self Cure: The excess cement will reach the
“gelled” state after approximately 1-2 minutes in
the mouth. Excess cement will remain in the CEREC
gelled state for approximately 1 minute. Parameters

(Note: Cement within the crown has not yet set. Materials
Do not move, torque, or disturb the crown Processing
during cleanup.)
or Resin
Bonding
Dual Cure: Light curing to facilitate cleanup
must be accomplished within the first minute
Basic
following intraoral insertion. Light cure excess
Maintenance
cement at the margins by constantly moving
the curing light tip around the margins for no
more than 5 seconds per surface (buccal and Chairside
Blocks
lingual). Excess cement will reach a “gelled”
state after this brief cure. The excess cement
will remain in the “gelled” state for approxi- Tool Sets &
mately 45 seconds following light exposure. Bur Combos

(Note: Monowave output LED lights with a TiBases &

single peak output around 470nm are recom- FLO/FLO-S
mended.)
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 68 Update Description
 Getting
4 Started

REMOVE EXCESS CEMENT Software

Protect restoration from movement during the Workflows
gel phase cleanup through the final set.
CEREC
Parameters
5

Materials
Processing

FOR NON-LIGHT TRANSMISSIBLE Resin

RESTORATIONS Bonding

Light cure margins for 20-40 seconds (in dual-

cure mode). Allow Calibra Universal Cement Basic
Maintenance
to self-cure without disturbing for 6 minutes
from start of mix.
Chairside
or
Blocks
FOR LIGHT TRANSMISSIBLE RESTORATIONS
Light cure all areas for 10 seconds from each Tool Sets &
direction – buccal, lingual, and occlusal. Bur Combos

FINISH AND POLISH TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
Removal of the resin cement flash and finish-
ing of the margins is best accomplished with
the Enhance® Finishing System. Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 69 Update Description
DS Calibra Veneer Esthetic Resin

Getting
Started

1 Software
Workflows
APPLY CALIBRA® TRY-IN PASTE
Gently seat onto the preparation. Clean excess CEREC
cement with a cotton pellet and/or blunt Parameters
explorer. Shades may be blended to achieve
optimum esthetics. Materials
Processing
Important Technique Tip: Try-in paste is a
guide for cement shade range selection only.
Resin
Bonding
NOTE: The try-in paste will not polymerize,
thus offers unlimited work time.
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks
2
Tool Sets &
CLEAN AND DRY Bur Combos
Once fit and esthetics are verified, thoroughly
clean all intaglio surfaces of the veneer with TiBases &
water spray and dry. FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 70 Update Description
 Getting
3
Started

PRE-TREATMENT
Software
Apply 5% hydrofluoric acid to intaglio only (for Workflows
the specified time of that material). Rinse and
dry thoroughly.
CEREC
Apply Calibra Silane Coupling Agent and Parameters
leave undisturbed for 60 seconds. Repeat
application if layer has dried up. Evaporate Materials
solvent with a strong air stream. Processing

Resin
Bonding

4 Basic
Maintenance

APPLY TOOTH CONDITIONER GEL

Apply tooth conditioner gel to available Chairside
Blocks
enamel (and dentin). Rinse for 10 seconds.
Blot dry to keep moist. Do not rub.
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Caulk® 34% Tooth Conditioner Gel
Phosphoric Acid (2 syringes, 3 mL ea)
TiBases &
6 mL 64 61 25 FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 71 Update Description
 Getting
5
Started

APPLY ADHESIVE TO TOOTH

Apply Prime&Bond® XP Adhesive and leave it Software
Workflows
undisturbed for 20 seconds. Avoid pooling.

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
6 Processing

AIR DRY
Resin
Gently air dry for 5 seconds. Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

7 Chairside
Blocks
LIGHT CURE
Light cure adhesive for 10 seconds. Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 72 Update Description
 Getting
8
Started

APPLY CALIBRA VENEER CEMENT

Dispense the desired Calibra Veneer Cement Software
Workflows
shade directly onto the veneer. Protect cement
from exposure to light.
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing
9
Resin
SEAT RESTORATION Bonding
If possible, place mylar strips between preparation
and adjacent teeth. Seat the restoration slowly.
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks
10
Tool Sets &
CLEAN UP EXCESS Bur Combos
Tack the veneer in place by briefly light curing
the gingival portion only for no more than 10
TiBases &
seconds. FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 73 Update Description
 Getting
10
Started

REMOVE EXCESS CEMENT

Remove mylar strips and lift off excess cement Software
Workflows
around margins.

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
11 Processing

LIGHT CURE Resin

Light cure marginal areas for 20 seconds from Bonding
each direction – buccal, lingual, and interproxi-
mal aspects.
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

12
Tool Sets &
FINISH & POLISH Bur Combos
Removal of resin cement flash and finishing of
the margins is best accomplished with the TiBases &
Enhance® Finishing System (see Instructions for FLO/FLO-S
Use).
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 74 Update Description
Basic Maintenance
Show SW History CEREC SF Demo inLab

Getting
Started
Scanner
Software
Standard Surface Cleaning
Workflows
HLD Process (Optional)
CEREC
Camera Calibration
Parameters
Color Calibration
Materials
Processing
Milling & Suction Unit
Resin
Maintenance Schedule Bonding

Changing Burs
Basic
Changing Water Maintenance

Calibrate
Chairside
MC Care Liquid Blocks

Primemill Video List

Tool Sets &
Filter Bags & HEPA Filter Bur Combos

TiBases &
Primeprint Solution FLO/FLO-S

Maintenance Menu Part

Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 75 Update Description
After Each Patient:
Standard Surface Cleaning Demo

Getting
Disinfection of Non-Critical Surfaces Started

Do the following immediately after use to

prevent hardening of bodily fluids. Software
Workflows
Lock the screen before cleaning by pressing
simultaneously on the left and right trackpad CEREC
buttons for approximately one second. The Parameters
screen will turn dark and say “device is locked.”
Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 76 Update Description
Use a wipe with one of the approved cleaning
and disinfection agents:

- Kerr CaviWipes™ (not CaviWipes1™) Getting

Started
- Clean, lint-free cloth which has been
soaked in CaviCide (not CaviCide1™)
Software
- Patterson Dental pdCARE Wipes Workflows
- Clean, lint-free cloth which has been
soaked in >60% isopropyl alcohol
CEREC
- Cotton gauze moistened with tap water Parameters
and pH-neutral soap
Materials
Wipe #1: Touchscreen Processing

Wipe the touchscreen

and around the edges Resin
of the monitor. Bonding

Wipe #2: Touchpad / Basic

Handle Maintenance

Using a new wipe,

clean the touchpad Chairside
Blocks
area and front handle.

Wipe #3: Camera and Tool Sets &

Camera Holder Bur Combos

Using a new wipe,

clean the camera and TiBases &
camera holder. FLO/FLO-S

Be careful not to pull on the camera cord. Part

Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 77 Update Description
Wipe Disinfection of the Sapphire-Window
Sleeve and Camera Body

Getting
Wipe #4: Sapphire- Started
Window Sleeve
Using a new wipe,
Software
wipe the metal sleeve Workflows
and allow the chemical
to remain for the
CEREC
manufacturer’s recom-
Parameters
mended kill time
(usually 3 minutes).
Materials
Remove the chemical Processing
residue using a cotton
gauze soaked with
Resin
drinking water.
Bonding
Dry with a lint-free
cloth.
Basic
Maintenance
Wipe #5: Repeat
Repeat the prior step
Chairside
but this time wipe the Blocks
camera body as well.

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
Again, be careful not
to pull on the camera
TiBases &
cord. FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 78 Update Description
Other Options Demo

For even greater disinfection, choose one of

the following options: Getting
Started

Use a special chemical Software

bath for the sleeve. Workflows
Details

CEREC
Parameters

Use a dry-heat steril- Materials

izer for the sleeve (not Processing
an autoclave).
Details Resin
Bonding

Basic
Use a disposable Maintenance
plastic sleeve instead
of the metal sapphire-
Chairside
window sleeve. Blocks
66 86 880
Single-use Disposable
Sleeves (50 ct) Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 79 Update Description
HLD (High-Level Disinfection) Demo

- Pre-clean the mirror sleeve (see the previous Getting

Started
section: Standard Surface Cleaning).

- Primescan: Pull to remove the metal sleeve. Software

Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

metal
Materials
sleeve Processing

Resin
Bonding
- Place the white plastic sleeve on the camera
tip and place the camera in the cradle. Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
white plastic
Blocks
protective
sleeve
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 80 Update Description
Place the mirror sleeve onto the plug while
holding the metal holder to keep the inside
of the sleeve dry and contamination-free.
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Cautiously fill the HLD container (to B) using

one of the following high-level disinfectants: Resin
Bonding

CIDEX® OPA
Basic
Sporox II* Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Omnicam Kit 66 05 120 Tool Sets &

Primescan Kit 66 83 184 Bur Combos
*Omnicam users:
Do not use Sporox II on
nickel-plated sleeves (sleeves without the ST mark).
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Note: Wear appropriate personal protective equip-
ment while working with disinfectants. If spilled,
please follow the manufacturer’s safety protocol. When
Part
possible, stick with the same disinfecting agent. If you
Numbers
switch, thoroughly rinse the HLD set.

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 81 Update Description
Lower the metal holder and mirror sleeve into
the disinfectant. Cover with the cap while
soaking:
Getting
12 minutes, if using CIDEX® OPA Started

30 minutes, if using Sporox II

Software
Prior to each use of the HLD set, test the Workflows
solution for its effectiveness (per manufac-
turer’s instructions). The mirror sleeve CEREC
should be removed as soon as possible after Parameters
the recommended time.
Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

After removing, thoroughly rinse the mirror Chairside

sleeve and its holder with tap water (for at Blocks
least 30 seconds).
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 82 Update Description
Carefully and slowly remove the mirror sleeve
from the plug and holder. Keep the sleeve
upright to prevent liquids from getting inside.
Getting
Started
Remove the plug from the metal holder, rinse,
and then dry with a clean, lint-free cloth.
Software
Return the metal holder to the container.
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Clean, Rinse Basic

lint-free cloth and dry Maintenance

Dry the whole surface of the mirror sleeve and Chairside

Blocks
also the lower part of the inner surface using a
clean, lint-free cloth.
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Clean,
lint-free cloth
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 83 Update Description
Store the mirror sleeve in a manner to protect
it from contamination until ready for use.

Getting
When ready, remove the protective white cap Started
from the Omnicam/Primescan and reattach
the sleeve, allowing it to lock in place.
Software
Workflows
Option B: Dry Heat Sterilization

CEREC
- Pre-clean the sleeve, and remove from the
Parameters
camera.

- Sterilize the mirror sleeve using dry heat at Materials

190º C for 6 minutes (unwrapped) or 12 Processing
minutes (wrapped*).

or Resin
Bonding
- Dry heat at 160º C for 60 minutes
(unwrapped) or 120 minutes (wrapped*).
Basic
Maintenance
Dry heat units validated by Dentsply Sirona
Dental Systems:
Chairside
CPAC Cox RAPIDHEAT Sterilizer Blocks
Program 1: 190º C, 6 minutes, unwrapped
Program 3: 190º C, 12 minutes, wrapped* Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
CPAC SteriSURE
160º C, 60 minutes, unwrapped
TiBases &
CPAC Sterident Model 200 FLO/FLO-S
160º C, 120 minutes, wrapped*

*Use only pouches which are suitable for dry heat Part
sterilization. Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 84 Update Description
Store the mirror sleeve in a manner to protect
it from contamination until ready for use.

Getting
When ready, remove the protective white cap Started
from the Omnicam/Primescan and reattach
the sleeve, allowing it to lock in place.
Software
Note: The mirror sleeve changes color, but this will Workflows
not have any negative impact upon the sleeve’s
durability.
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 85 Update Description
 Primescan Omnicam

Monthly:
Camera Calibration Demo

Getting
Started
The Primescan must be allowed to warm up
for two minutes before calibration.
Software
1 In CEREC SW 5.x, tap Configuration. Workflows
2 Tap Devices.
3 Tap Primescan.
CEREC
4 Tap Calibrate. Parameters

1 Materials
Processing

Resin
2 Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

3 Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

4
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 86 Update Description
5 Remove the protective cap from the cali-
bration tool. Make sure the base is fully
screwed in. Place the camera head into the
Getting
calibration neck and tap OK. The camera Started
performs a 30-second warm-up and
captures the first image automatically.
Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
5 Bonding

6 Turn the base counterclockwise until you Basic

Maintenance
hear it click in place. The camera will take the
next image automatically and prompt you to
unscrew the base again (repeat this 17 times). Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 87 Update Description
7 When instructed, remove the camera head
from the calibration neck and insert it into the
base of the tool. The camera captures the
Getting
final picture automatically. Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

8 Remove the camera from the tool and place

the camera back in the holster. Screw the Basic
base of the calibration tool in fully and Maintenance
replace the white protective cap.
Chairside
Once calibration is complete, tap OK. Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 88 Update Description
 Primescan Omnicam

Monthly:
Camera Calibration
Getting
Started
1 In CEREC SW 5.x, tap Configuration.
2 Tap Devices.
Software
3 Tap Omnicam.
Workflows
4 Tap Calibrate.

CEREC
1 Parameters

Materials
Processing
2
Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
3

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

4 Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 89 Update Description
5 Make sure the displayed 8-digit ID matches
your calibration tool, and that the base is
fully screwed in. Place the camera into the
Getting
calibration neck opening. Click OK. Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
6 With the camera still in the neck of the cali- Bonding
bration tool, unscrew the base one click and the
software will advance (you’ll do this 11 times). Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 90 Update Description
7 When instructed, insert the camera into the
base of the calibration tool and click OK.

Getting
8 After the software tells you that the calibra- Started
tion tool is no longer required, remove it and
place the camera back in the holster. Screw
Software
the base of the calibration tool in fully and
Workflows
replace the white dust cap.

Once calibration reaches 100%, click OK CEREC

Parameters
twice, then click to exit.

8 Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 91 Update Description
Every two weeks: Color Demo

Calibration
Getting
The system must be allowed to warm up for Started
20 minutes before color calibrating.

1 In CEREC SW 5.x, tap Configuration. Software

Workflows
2 Click Devices.
3 Click Primescan or Omnicam.
CEREC
Parameters
1
Materials
Processing

2
Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
3
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 92 Update Description
4 Tap Color Calibration.

4
Getting
Started

Software
5 When prompted, unscrew the metal con- Workflows
tainer and remove the calibration tool.
CEREC
5 Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

6 Scan the QR code. Basic

Maintenance

6
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 93 Update Description
7 Place the color calibration tool over the
head of the camera. Tap OK. The camera
automatically takes the required images
Getting
(about five seconds). Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing
7

Resin
Bonding
Tap Ok when complete. Remove the color
calibration tool and place the camera
back in the holster. Basic
Maintenance

8 Return the color calibration tool to its

metal case and close the lid tightly. Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 94 Update Description
 Milling Unit: Maintenance

Daily Getting
Started
• Ensure water and Dentatec (58 09
640) mixture covers the tank filter.
Software
• At the end of the day, remove Workflows
and clean the sieve (2 on the MC
X, MC XL). Wipe wet debris from
the chamber and replace. CEREC
Parameters
Clean milling chamber door with a
microfiber cloth (paper towels can
Materials
scratch the plastic and reduce the Processing
door’s transparency over time).

Resin
Dry milling zirconia: Bonding
•Select Cleaning Position on the
touchpad and vacuum debris. Basic
Maintenance
• Keep the shafts lubricated by
7 running a wet-cleaning process or
wet-grinding cycle weekly. You Chairside
can also manually apply some Blocks
Dentatec oil directly to the shafts.
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Vacuum hose tip #65 89 795 Part

Numbers

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 Weekly (continued)
7
• Change water in the tank and add
75 mL Dentatec. Getting
Started
• Primemill: Clean motor shafts with
felt cone and use brush to loosen
harder dirt (67 18 451). Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
• MC X / MC XL: Clean bur chuck Processing
using special pointed swabs and
ethanol (cleaning alcohol). Twist
Resin
counterclockwise to carry out debris.
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Monthly
31 Tool Sets &
• Change water filter and tank Bur Combos
sponge (64 29 950, 6 pack) and
check water level after first wet TiBases &
process. FLO/FLO-S

• Use MC Care Liquid (66 31 191)

with wet cleaning process for pre- Part
ventative care. Numbers

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 Regularly
31
• Check and clean water jets to
ensure that water is striking the Getting
tips of the instruments (burs). Started

• Clean block chuck (manual block

clamp) inside of the block axle. Software
Workflows
Use a round (green) cotton swab
and undiluted ethanol (cleaning
alcohol). CEREC
Parameters
MC XL / Primemill MC X
Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Dry-milled zirconia only:

Basic
Maintenance
120x Every 100-120 dry-milled zirconia
ZrO2
restorations
Chairside
• Change filter bag Blocks

(change HEPA filter after every

4 filter bags) Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

Yearly TiBases &

365 FLO/FLO-S
• Annual maintenance carried out
by an authorized Technician
Part
Numbers

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 As needed
? • Replace the ball-pressure screw
(62 58 987) after every 200 blocks Getting
and the screwdriver blade* (67 11 Started
340) after every 400.

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

For MC and MC X
Resin
• Replace the set screw (62 35 Bonding
126) after every 1,000 blocks.
To access it, go to Configura-
tion � Devices � Milling Unit Basic
Maintenance
� Change Set Screw

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

* A new ball-pressure screw and screwdriver

Part
blade are included in the annual preventative
Numbers
maintenance kit.

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 Primemill MC X / MC XL

Changing Burs

Getting
On the CEREC Primemill, you can change Started
the burs from the milling unit.

1 On the Home screen, tap Tool Set. Software

Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing
1

Resin
Bonding

2 To change a single bur, tap Replace. To Basic

Maintenance
change Tool Sets (e.g., to change to Mill
ZrO2 Super Fast), tap Change and follow
the on-screen instructions. Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

2 TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

2 Part
Numbers

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 Primemill MC X / MC XL

Changing Burs

Getting
When using the CEREC MC / MC X / MC XL: Started
1 Click Configuration.
2 Click Devices, and Software
3 Click your milling unit. Workflows

1 CEREC
Parameters

Materials
2 Processing

Resin
Bonding

3 Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

4 Click Change Instruments. If you have a

Tool Sets &
four-motor milling unit, select which Bur Set Bur Combos
you want to change (1 or 2). Press OK. The
motors will rotate forward for easy access.
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
4
Part
Numbers

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5 Using the bur wrench, remove both burs.

6 Insert new burs. Tighten with the bur

Getting
wrench until you hear a click. Close the milling Started
chamber door.

Software
Workflows
5
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing
6

Resin
Bonding

Basic
7 Click to select the burs you replaced (click- Maintenance
ing changes Installed to Replaced). Click OK.
Click Exit Configuration.
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
7

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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 Primemill MC X / MC XL

Changing
Water Tank Details

Getting
Change the water at least once a week, or Started
when prompted by the system after 240
minutes of wet milling/grinding.
Software
Workflows
1 Remove and rinse the drain plug and top
water cap.
CEREC
Parameters
Top water cap & ring
1
Materials
Top-load water filter Processing

Resin
Bonding
RFID chip

Water tank
Basic
Maintenance
Drain plug

1 Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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2 Under running water, rinse debris from
the inside of the tank and from off the filter.

Getting
Reinsert the drain plug. Started

3 Add 75 mL of Dentatec oil to the tank.

Software
Workflows

3 CEREC
Parameters
75 mL

Materials
Processing

4 Fill the tank with water (to the bottom of

Resin
the cover threads, approx. 3 liters). Bonding

5 Replace the top water cap (finger tight) and

dry the outside of the tank. Place the tank Basic
Maintenance
back in the milling unit.

Chairside
Cap side Blocks

Tool Sets &

Part # 62 80 171 Filter side Bur Combos

Use the water-tank wrench to loosen, never to tighten.

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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 Install a new water filter about once a
month (after 3-4 water changes).

Getting
Replace black sponge beneath the water Started
filter with every filter change.

Software
Workflows

Dirty Filter Clean Filter

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

CEREC Primemill Reset Water Video

Basic
Filter Date Maintenance
6 To update the date you changed the water
and/or water filter, tap the milling unit icon Chairside
(Routine Actions) on the touchscreen. Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
6 Numbers

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7 Go to Water Tank and tap Change.

Getting
Started

Software
7 Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Water tank status:

Materials
Green: Good Processing
Orange: Almost time to change
Red: Change now
Resin
Bonding
8 Tap Change, and then Confirm when done.

Basic
Maintenance

8
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Tap here to see step-by-step instructions.

Part
Numbers

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 Primemill MC X / MC XL

Changing
Water Tank
Getting
Change the water at least once a week, or Started
when prompted by the system after 240
minutes of wet milling/grinding.
Software
Workflows
1 Remove and rinse the drain plug and top
water cap.
CEREC
Parameters

1
Materials
Processing

1
Resin
Bonding

Cap side Basic

Maintenance

Chairside
Part # 62 80 171 Filter side
Blocks
Use the water-tank wrench to loosen, never to tighten.

Tool Sets &

2 Under running water, rinse debris from
Bur Combos
the inside of the tank and from off the filter.

Reinsert the drain plug. TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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3 Add 75 mL of Dentatec oil to the tank.

Getting
Started

3
Software
75 mL
Workflows

CEREC
4 Fill the tank with water (to the bottom of Parameters

the cover threads, approx. 3 liters).

Materials
5 Replace the top water cap (finger tight) and Processing
dry the outside of the tank.
Resin
Bonding

Install a new water filter about once a

month (after 3-4 water changes). Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Dirty Filter Clean Filter

Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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 Primemill MC X / MC XL

Calibrate
the Mill Demo

Getting
Calibration should be carried out once a year Started
as part of the annual maintenance or as
requested by technical support.
Software
Workflows
1 To calibrate the CEREC Primemill, tap the
gear icon (Settings) on the touchscreen.
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

1 Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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2 Scroll down and tap Calibration.

Getting
Started

Software
Workflows
2
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
3 Tap Start and follow the on-screen prompts. Processing
After both motors have been calibrated and
the pins removed, all four motors will be
Resin
empty. Tap your desired Tool Set to scan and Bonding
install the corresponding burs.

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
3

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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 Primemill MC X / MC XL

Calibrate the Mill

Getting
Calibration should be carried out once a year Started
as part of the annual maintenance or as
requested by technical support.
Software
Workflows
Click 1 Configuration, 2 Devices, and
3 milling unit.
CEREC
Parameters
1

Materials
Processing
2
Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
3

Chairside
Blocks

4 Click Calibrate. If you have a four-motor Tool Sets &

milling unit, select which Bur Set you want to Bur Combos

change (1 or 2). Press OK. The motors will

rotate forward for easy access. TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
4
Part
Numbers

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5 Using the bur wrench, remove both burs.

6 Install the calibration pins. Install the cali-

Getting
bration body and tighten with the screwdriver. Started
If you have a four-motor milling unit, you’ll
need to remove the inner sleeve first.
Software
Workflows
7 Close the milling chamber door. Click OK.

CEREC
5 Parameters

6
Materials
Processing
6
Inner sleeve in
7 four-motor Resin
milling unit
Bonding

8 Once calibration is complete, remove the

Basic
calibration pins and calibration body. Reinsert Maintenance
the burs and close the milling chamber door.

On the screen, click burs to change the status Chairside

Blocks
to Inserted. Click OK, and then click OK again.

9 Click Exit Configuration. Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
8
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
9
Part
Numbers

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 Primemill MC X / MC XL

MC Care Liquid

MC Care Liquid (66 31 191) is a preventative Getting

Started
care and cleaning concentration. Recom-
mended cleaning interval: once a week.
Software
Workflows
Do not add MC Care Liquid to the Den-
tatec oil and water mixture used for
processing restorations. CEREC
Parameters
1 Drain the water tank and remove the filter.
Materials
2 Thoroughly rinse the tank with water. Processing

3 Clean or replace the filter, if necessary. Resin

Bonding
4 Fill the water tank to the normal level (until
the filter is completely covered with water,
Basic
approx. three liters). Maintenance

5 Add 15 mL of MC Care Liquid.

Chairside
Blocks
6 Replace the tank lid.

7 Return the tank to the milling unit. Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

5 Part
7
Numbers

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8 Start a cleaning program:

Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

A CEREC
Parameters

Materials
B Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

C
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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9 Repeat the cleaning program, if necessary.

10 Completely drain the tank and thoroughly

Getting
rinse. Started

11 Replace the empty water tank to the

Software
milling unit and flush the lines:
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

A Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
B Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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The use of MC Care Liquid is as an optional
step in the overall cleaning process intended
to reduce the build-up of debris on the inter-
Getting
nal surfaces of the milling chamber. Started

For milling units with existing build-up, MC

Care Liquid may be used undiluted to scrub Software
Workflows
those areas with a paper towel. Wipe away
any residual cleaning liquid with a wet
paper towel. CEREC
Parameters

12 Empty the tank again and thoroughly rinse.

Materials
13 Fill the tank to the normal level (until the Processing
filter is completely covered with water,
approx. three liters). Add 75 mL of Dentatec Resin
oil. Replace the tank lid, and return to the Bonding
milling unit.
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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 Primemill MC X / MC XL

MC Care Liquid

MC Care Liquid (66 31 191) is a preventative Getting

Started
care and cleaning concentration. Recom-
mended cleaning interval: once a week.
Software
Workflows
Do not add MC Care Liquid to the Den-
tatec oil and water mixture used for
processing restorations. CEREC
Parameters
1 Drain the water tank and remove the filter.
Materials
2 Thoroughly rinse the tank with water. Processing

3 Clean or replace the filter, if necessary. Resin

Bonding
4 Fill the water tank to the normal level (until
the filter is completely covered with water,
Basic
approx. three liters). Maintenance

5 Add 15 mL of MC Care Liquid.

Chairside
Blocks
6 Replace the tank lid.

7 Return the tank to the milling unit. Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

5 Part
7 Numbers

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8 Start a cleaning process:

MC X / MC XL Milling Units
Getting
Started
A
Software
Workflows

B CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

C Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
D

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
E

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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9 Repeat the cleaning process, if necessary.

10 Drain the tank and rinse thoroughly.

Getting
Started
11 Replace the empty water tank to the
milling unit and flush the lines:
Software
Workflows
Press the Pump button (or water wheel icon)
on the front of the milling unit.
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

The use of MC Care Liquid is as an optional Resin

Bonding
step in the overall cleaning process intended
to reduce the build-up of debris on the internal
surfaces of the milling chamber. Basic
Maintenance

For milling units with existing build-up, MC

Care Liquid may be used undiluted to scrub Chairside
those areas with a paper towel. Wipe away Blocks
any residual cleaning liquid with a wet
paper towel. Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
12 Empty the tank again and thoroughly rinse.

TiBases &
13 Fill the tank to the normal level (until the FLO/FLO-S
filter is completely covered with water, approx.
three liters). Add 75 mL of Dentatec oil. Replace
Part
the tank lid, and return to the milling unit. Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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Primemill Videos
Getting
Started
Routine Actions: 2 or 15 min.
Cleaning Process
Software
Workflows
Routine Actions: Cleaning
Position For Greater Access
CEREC
Parameters

Routine Actions: Reset Filter

Materials
Bags and HEPA Filter
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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Replace Filter Bags and HEPA filter

If there is a significant loss in suction power,

Getting
the filter bag could be full and in need of Started
replacing (after 100–120 restorations).

Filter Bag (65 78 095 2/Pkg.) Software

Workflows
1 Loosen and remove the two knurled nuts
from the maintenance cover and remove.
CEREC
Parameters
2 Remove the bag from the nozzle and
replace with a new one.
Materials
Processing
3 Replace cover and secure with the two
knurled nuts.
Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

HEPA Filter (63 85 277 1/Pkg.)

Tool Sets &
Change HEPA filter every 4th filter bag. Bur Combos

1 Unscrew the two knurled nuts from the TiBases &

maintenance cover and remove. FLO/FLO-S

2 Remove the bag from the tube, and set aside. Part
Numbers

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3 Remove the two Phillips screws on the
perforated sheet on the inside of the
suction unit.
Getting
Started
4 Remove the perforated sheet and HEPA filter.

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
5 Replace with a new HEPA filter. Blocks

6 Put the perforated sheet back on and secure

in place using the two Phillips screws. Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

7 Put the filter bag back on again.

TiBases &
8 Replace the maintenance cover and attach FLO/FLO-S

the two knurled nuts.

Part
Numbers

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Maintenance Menu

Getting
Started
Primeprint
Software
Maintenance Schedule Workflows

Clean Glass Pane

CEREC
Install a New Resin Cartridge Parameters

Replace Sponge Insert

Materials
Clean Overflow Vat Processing

Preheat Option
Resin
Clean Material Unit Bonding

Reset Primeprint Box

Basic
Refurbish (Replace) the Foil Maintenance

Reassign Material Unit

Chairside
Print a Cleaning Layer Blocks
Change Activated Carbon Filter
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Primeprint PPU
TiBases &
Remove Printed Objects FLO/FLO-S

Clean/Reset Washing Container

Part
Change the Three PPU Filters Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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 Maintenance Schedule:
Primeprint & Primeprint PPU
Getting
Daily: Nitrogen Tank Started
• Always notice the remaining psi on
the main tank gauge. If less than Software
200 psi, consider changing the tank. Workflows
Also, verify that the regulator-side
gauge is 60 psi.
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing
Main tank
gauge >200
Regulator Resin
gauge Bonding
60 psi

Basic
Maintenance

After Each Print Job Demo Chairside

Blocks
• Remove the object from the build
platform, as well as any residue,
using the Spatula. While wearing Tool Sets &
nitrile gloves, clean the metal Bur Combos

surface and sides of the build plat-

form with a paper towel moistened TiBases &
with isopropyl alcohol. FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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 Often, at Least Every 14 Days*
14 Primeprint
• Check the glass plate of the pro-
Getting
jector for resin residuals or dust. Started
Clean with Purosol Optics Cleaner
(67 82 481) and the multi-use
Software
Microfiber Cloth (68 02 917).
Workflows
*If the Material Unit is exchanged several times a
week (or if in a dusty environment), check the
glass more often. Place the Material Unit on its
plastic tray to protect the underside from debris.
CEREC
Parameters

Monthly
31 Materials
• Inspect the inside of the Primeprint Processing
and Primeprint PPU. While
wearing nitrile gloves, clean (if
Resin
necessary) the following areas with
Bonding
a paper towel moistened with iso-
propyl alcohol:
Basic
Primeprint: Inside the Collect- Maintenance
ing Container
PPU: Lid of the light-curing
Chairside
chamber Blocks
• Exchange the Sponge Insert (67 54
241) in the Primeprint Box when Tool Sets &
soiled. Bur Combos

TiBases &
Yearly Maintenance Parts
FLO/FLO-S
365
• Annual maintenance carried out by
an authorized service technician. Part
Numbers

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Clean Glass Pane Demo

1 Remove the Material Unit (67 44 903) from the

Getting
printer and while wearing nitrile gloves clean the Started
metal heater frame around the glass pane with
isopropyl alcohol.
Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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2 One of the most important maintenance steps
you can perform is to remove any debris or
residue on the glass that can impair the
Getting
sharpness of the projected image and lead to Started
misprints due to obstructed or misdirected light.

Software
Apply Purosol Optics Cleaner (67 82 481) and Workflows
wipe with the multi-use Microfiber Cloth (68 02
917) until the surface of the glass is clear.
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

3 Reset the reminder date on the Primeprint Chairside

touchscreen: Blocks

Routine Actions (printer icon) → Glass Plate →

Tool Sets &
Confirm.
Bur Combos

3
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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Install a New Resin Cartridge Demo

1 Start with a clean Material Unit (67 44 903).

Getting
Started
2 Open the box of a new resin cartridge.

Software
3 Apply the color-coded sticker to the left side
Workflows
of the Material Unit.

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Apply the same colored drop-shaped stickers Resin

to the Washing Containers (67 45 546). Bonding

4 Shake the cartridge for 10 seconds. Basic

Maintenance
5 Hold the cartridge upright and briefly press
the valve in. The valve should then move back.
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

6 Remove the foil TiBases &

sticker from the FLO/FLO-S
cartridge.
Part
Numbers

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7 Insert the cartridge into the top of the
Material Unit.

Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
To remove,
use the
Chairside
thumb slots Blocks
and slide
out.
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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Replace Sponge Insert (67 54 241)

At the bottom of the transportation container,

Getting
there is a Sponge Insert which must be replaced Started
from time to time at the user's discretion and
depending on the degree of contamination.
Software
Workflows
1 Always wear gloves
when removing the
sponge insert which CEREC
Parameters
may contain areas of
uncured printing resin.
Materials
2 After removing, place the sponge insert on a Processing
non-absorbent pad in direct sunlight to cure.
After the resin has hardened on the sponge, it Resin
can be disposed of as normal waste. Bonding

3 Wipe the inside of the transportation Basic

container with a paper towel moistened with Maintenance
isopropyl alcohol until no more resin residue is
visible.
Chairside
Blocks
4 Place a new Sponge Insert into the bottom
of the transportation container.
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
5 Reset the reminder on the Primeprint:

Routine Actions (printer icon) → Sponge →

TiBases &
Confirm. FLO/FLO-S

5
Part
Numbers

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Clean Overflow Vat (Collecting Container)

In the unlikely event of a foil tear and vat leak,

Getting
the Collecting Container (67 57 434) will hold Started
450 ml of overflow.

Software
Occasionally, a drop or two may fall into the
Workflows
Collecting Container as the build platform
returns to the transfer box after printing.
CEREC
Parameters
1 To inspect the Collecting Container, slide
the container up to release and then pull out.
Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

2 While wearing nitrile gloves, clean any resin Chairside

on the inside of the container with a paper Blocks
towel moistened with isopropyl alcohol.

Tool Sets &

3 Reset the reminder on the Primeprint screen: Bur Combos
Routine Actions (printer icon) → Clean Over-
flow Vat → Confirm TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

5
Part
Numbers

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Preheat Option Demo

The resin in the vat is automatically precondi- Getting

tioned (mixed and heated) according to the Started
manufacturer’s guidelines.

The resin is heated Software

Workflows
by the metal frame
beneath the Mate-
rial Unit and the CEREC
build platform in Parameters
direct contact with
the resin. Materials
Processing
Areas marked in red
on the diagram can
Resin
become hot. Be
Bonding
careful when loading
and unloading the
Material Unit. Basic
Maintenance
Preheating the resin before printing will reduce
the print time. The benefit is greater if the resin
Chairside
was at room temperature (e.g., first job of the Blocks
day). The benefit is less if the resin was already
warm from a recent print cycle.
Tool Sets &
On the touch screen, select the amount of resin Bur Combos
and the time it stays preheated.
TiBases &
If you only have one Primeprint Box and
FLO/FLO-S
preheat the resin, the metal surface of the build
platform is coated with resin. When switching
Part
to a different resin type, the build platform
Numbers
must be cleaned.

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Clean Material Unit

Always wear nitrile gloves and eye protection

Getting
when working with resin. Started

1 Remove the Material Unit from the

Software
Primeprint.
Workflows

2 Remove the top

cover by unlatching CEREC
Parameters
the side and lifting it
off.
Materials
Processing

3 Use tweezers to remove the Recoater from Resin

the vat. Place on a non-absorbent pad. Bonding

4. Transfer the resin from the vat to a Basic

disposable cup. Maintenance

5 Use a DS playing card as a squeegee to

Chairside
remove the bulk of the remaining resin in the Blocks
vat. Transfer this resin also to the disposable
cup. Place the playing card on a non-
absorbent paper towel. Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

6 Using a paper towel, wipe out the inside of

the vat. TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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7 Add about half a
cup (100 ml)
isopropyl alcohol
Getting
(>98%) to the vat so Started
that the entire vat
floor is covered. Allow
Software
it to react for 5
Workflows
minutes.

CEREC
Parameters
8 Agitate the resin
residue by rubbing
the entire vat floor Materials
with your gloved Processing
fingers until no
residue sticks to the Resin
vat floor. Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
9 Clean the Recoater in a separate container Blocks
with isopropyl alcohol (>98%) using your
gloved finger or a toothbrush.
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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10 Pour the resin-
contaminated alcohol
into a reclosable
Getting
disposal container Started
dedicated for this
purpose. Observe
Software
local waste disposal
Workflows
regulations.

11 Add a small CEREC

Parameters
amount of alcohol to
the edges of the foil
insert and clean the Materials
seams. Processing

12 Wipe the vat with Resin

a clean cloth. Make Bonding
sure that all resin
residues are removed. Basic
Maintenance
13 Repeat steps 10,
11, and 12, if needed
Chairside
to completely clean it. Blocks

14 Place the clean

(and dry) Recoater (67 Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
57 483) in the vat.
Notice that the
smooth side is facing TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
up with the T opposite
the resin sticker on the face of the Material
Unit. Part
Numbers

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 Getting
Started

Yes No Software
Workflows

15 Pour the resin from the disposable cup CEREC

Parameters
back into the vat (if not changing resin types)
or into the cartridge (if changing resin types).
Materials
Replace the top cover of the Material Unit by Processing
aligning the back slats to the rim and then
pushing down on the other side with light
pressure until it clicks in place. Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 135 Update Description
Reset Primeprint Box (67 44 895)

The Primeprint Box has an RFID chip on the

Getting
build platform. The system assigns the print Started
job to that chip.

If for some reason the job doesn’t completely Software

print (e.g., it falls off the build platform* or you Workflows
cancel printing) you will need to clean the
build platform and reset the Primeprint Box CEREC
before it can be used for a new job. Parameters

To reset the Primeprint Box, use the Primeprint

touch screen and tap: Materials
Processing
Primeprint Box icon → Reset → Confirm

Resin
Bonding

Here
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
*If all or part of the print job falls off the Blocks
build platform into the resin, the
debris must be removed before
printing again. Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Place the larger resin-soaked rem-
nants in the metal basket of the
Individual Exposure Carrier (67 45 074). TiBases &
Place the carrier and its dedicated Washing FLO/FLO-S
Containers in the PPU to wash/cure before discarding.

If needed, filter the resin in the vat to remove any small Part
remnants or debris after a printing failure. Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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Refurbish (Replace) the Foil Demo

The Primeprint home screen displays the

Getting
remaining foil fitness. The foil is a wear part Started
and should last approx. 250 to 300 jobs. If
the foil has been torn/damaged, you will
Software
notice resin leaking out of the vat into the
Workflows
Collecting Container.

If you have print errors even when the bottom CEREC

Parameters
of the vat is dry (no leaks) and the lower pane
is clean, then empty and clean the vat so you
can visually inspect the foil. If there are Materials
bubbles or liquid between the foil and glass Processing
plate, this also indicates that the foil is
damaged and must be replaced. Resin
Bonding
First, clean the Material Unit. Always wear
nitrile gloves and eye protection when working Basic
with resin-contaminated surfaces. Maintenance

Remove the Clamping Frame and Sealing

Chairside
Ring from the Vat Blocks

1 Place a paper towel in

the clean vat. Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

2 Place the black

styrofoam block that TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
came with the Material
Unit on top of the paper
towel. Part
Numbers

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3 Flip the vat over so that
it rests on top of the
black styrofoam block
Getting
and then remove all the Started
screws from the clamping
frame with the provided
Software
Torx screwdriver.
Workflows

4 Remove the old

clamping frame and red CEREC
Parameters
rubber sealing ring. Set
aside on a paper towel.
Materials
Processing

Resin
Cleaning Bonding

5 Place the ring on a Basic

crumbled-up paper Maintenance
towel moistened with
isopropyl alcohol and
Chairside
massage gently. Do Blocks
NOT pull on the ring
(this could distort it).
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
6 Clean the clamp frame
with a dry paper towel.
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
7 Clean the recess of the
sealing ring with a dry
paper towel but avoid Part
Numbers
touching the glass.

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8 Clean both sides of
the glass with a paper
towel moistened with
Getting
isopropyl alcohol. This Started
may leave a misty haze on the glass.

Software
9 Buff both sides of the
Workflows
glass with the multi-use
microfiber cloth. It may
take 2 minutes per side CEREC
Parameters
to remove the haze.

Reassemble Materials
Processing
10 Insert the sealing
ring in the recess. Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
11 Take a new
clamping frame
Chairside
(67 44 911) and insert Blocks
it in the vat.

12 Place a paper Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
towel on top.

13 Place the black TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
styrofoam block on
the paper towel.
Part
Numbers

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14 Flip the vat over so
that it rests on top of
the black styrofoam
Getting
block. Replace the Started
screws in the frame
and tighten until the Torx screwdriver clicks.
Software
Workflows
15 Flip the vat over and remove the
styrofoam pad and paper towel.
CEREC
Parameters
16 Before reusing the vat, place it on a dry
paper towel. Fill with water and leave it for
about 15 minutes. If the paper towel gets Materials
wet, that indicates there is a leak. Redo the Processing

entire replacement procedure.

Resin
17 Dry the vat and Bonding
place a clean Recoater
(67 57 483) in the vat Basic
as shown below Maintenance
(smooth side facing up
and the T is opposite
Chairside
the sticker.). Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Yes No Numbers

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18 Replace the top cover of the Material Unit
by aligning the back slats to the rim and then
pushing down on the other side with light
Getting
pressure until it clicks in place. Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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Reassign Material Unit

Both the Material Unit and resin cartridge have

Getting
RFID chips. After inserting a cartridge into the Started
Material Unit and placing both in the Primeprint
for the first time, the touch screen prompts the
Software
user to pair the two.
Workflows

When replacing a cartridge of the same resin

type, the system automatically reassigns (pairs) CEREC
Parameters
the replacement cartridge to the Material Unit.

We recommend having a dedicated Material Materials

Unit and Washing Containers for each resin Processing
type used.
Resin
If changing resin types, thoroughly clean the Bonding
Material Unit first and then insert a prepared
cartridge of the new resin type. Place both in Basic
the Primeprint. Maintenance

On the touch screen (see below), tap:

Chairside
Material Box → Material (Change) → Confirm Blocks
→ Select the new resin type
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Here

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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Print a Cleaning Layer

In the rare event of a printing error, layers can

Getting
stick to the foil instead of to the build Started
platform. Fragments of a
failed print job could also
Software
fall into the resin and hinder
Workflows
subsequent print jobs. For
these situations, printing a
cleaning layer is CEREC
Parameters
recommended.

1 Remove the Material Unit from the Primeprint. Materials

Please wear nitrile gloves and eye protection Processing
while working with resin.
Resin
For failed print jobs, remove any large pieces Bonding
in the vat with your gloved hand. Place on a
paper pad. Basic
Maintenance
2 Return the Material Unit to the Primeprint.

Chairside
3 On the Primeprint touchscreen, print a clean- Blocks
ing layer by selecting:

Routine Actions (printer icon) → Cleaning Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
Layer→ Confirm → Confirm (2nd time)

TiBases &
Here FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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4 Remove the
Material Unit from
the Primeprint.
Getting
Remove the top Started
cover by unlatch-
ing the side and
Software
lifting it off.
Workflows

5 Slightly tilt the vat to better visualize the

bottom of the vat and the edge of this thinly CEREC
Parameters
cured layer on top of the foil.

6 Take one of the Materials

DS playing cards Processing
(67 53 631) and
gently pry up the Resin
edge of the cured Bonding
layer. Remove it
Shown here without
with your gloved liquid resin for clarify Basic
hand. Maintenance

7 Place it and any

Chairside
other large pieces Blocks
you removed in
step 1 on a leak-
proof pad. Set in Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
the sunlight until
cured. Dispose of
the hardened resin TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
and pad in the garbage.

8 Replace the lid on the Material Unit and Part

Numbers
return it to the Primeprint.

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Change Activated Carbon Filter

Replace the Activated Carbon Filter (67 47

Getting
823) on the Primeprint when prompted to do Started
so by the system.

Software
Although Instructions are included in the
Workflows
packaging of the new filter, most users will
rarely need to do this since the filter is
replaced during the annual maintenance visit. CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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Remove Printed Objects

1 Carefully lift the build platform out of the

Getting
Primeprint box after washing/curing in the Started
Primeprint PPU.

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
2 Place the build platform on the Platform Processing
Holder (either lengthwise or crosswise).
Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Choose the orientation that best allows you to

get under the supports of the printed object to Tool Sets &
be removed with the supplied spatula. Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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 Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

3 To prevent injury, always move the spatula CEREC

away from you, towards the plastic shield. Parameters

With the DS logo on the handle facing up, Materials

carefully place the beveled edge of the spatula Processing
under the edge of the supports that are most
easily accessible. Resin
Remove Bonding
Demo

After removing the Basic

job, scrape the build Maintenance
plate well to remove Scrape
any residue layer.
Chairside
You may see a faint Blocks
outline, but you won’t
Important!
be able to feel an edge.
Tool Sets &
Clean Bur Combos
While wearing nitrile
gloves, clean the
surface and TiBases &
sides of the build FLO/FLO-S
plate with a paper
towel moistened with isopropyl alcohol.
Part
Numbers

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Clean/Reset Washing Container

Clean the Washing Containers

Getting
If the cleaning agent is saturated (indicated by Started
a low tank-life percentage on the touch screen)
or to use the Washing Containers with another
Software
resin type, clean the Washing Containers. Workflows

1 To do this, remove the cover and pour half of

CEREC
the used cleaning agent into a sealable
Parameters
disposal container.

Materials
2 Replace the cover making sure the hinges
Processing
are engaged. Lock the cover by rotating the
handle to the locked position.
Resin
Bonding
3 Gently swirl the remaining cleaning agent.

4 Rotate the handle to the unlocked position, Basic

remove the cover, and pour the remaining Maintenance
cleaning agent into the disposal container.
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Locked Unlocked Bur Combos

TiBases &
5 If there are heavy deposits at the bottom of
FLO/FLO-S
the container, add a half an inch (1 cm) of new
cleaning agent and repeat steps 2–4 before
Part
refilling.
Numbers

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Refilling and Resetting the Washing Container

1 Verify that the red float and

Getting
the magnetic stirrer are inserted Started
properly and can move freely.
The metal screen must be used.
Software
Workflows
2 Mark the handles of the
Washing Container with the
color-coded drop-shaped CEREC
Parameters
stickers included with each new
resin cartridge.
Materials
3 Fill the Washing Containers Processing
with washing agent so that the
level is between the max. and Resin
min. markings inside. Bonding

4 Replace the cover. Make sure Basic

the hinges are fully engaged. Maintenance

The cover of the Washing

Chairside
Containers must be closed, but Blocks
not locked.

Insert the Washing Containers Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
into the left and center slots of
the Primeprint PPU. It does not
matter which tank goes into TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
which slot. But make sure the
lifting arm is in the cover’s notch,
as shown to the right. Part
Numbers

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5 Tap the Washing Container Icon:

Here Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

To reset the Washing Container life to 100% for CEREC

the same resin type, tap: Parameters

Fluid-Fitness (Refurbish) → Yes Materials

Processing

Here Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

To change resin assignment, tap:

Chairside
Blocks
Material (Change) → Yes → Resin Type

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Here

Part
Numbers

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Change the Three PPU Filters

The filters are replaced as part of the annual

Getting
maintenance visit. However, with heavy use, the Started
system may prompt the user to change a filter
between visits.
Software
Workflows
Activated Carbon Filter (67 45 603)

1 Open the door and CEREC

Parameters
remove the two Washing
Containers and the
Primeprint Box. Materials
Processing
2 To release the filter,
rotate the two knobs 90˚ Resin
counterclockwise. Bonding

Basic
3 Gently pull the small Maintenance
tabs on both sides of the
filter to remove.
Chairside
Blocks

Pay attention to the

direction of the airflow Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
arrow on top.

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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4 Insert a new filter matching the same direc-
tion of the air flow arrow on top.

Getting
5 To hold the filter in place, Started
rotate the knobs 90˚ clockwise.

Software
Workflows

Ozone Filter (67 52 138)

CEREC
Always replace the Ozone Filter when the Parameters
system prompts you to do so.
Materials
1 The Ozone Filter is located behind and Processing
underneath the PPU. Unlatch and pull out the
drawer. Resin
Bonding
2 Remove the filter and insert a new one
(foam side up).
Basic
Maintenance
3 Push the drawer in completely and engage
the latch.
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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Air Filter For the Curing Light (67 56 295)

Always replace the air filter for the light-curing

Getting
chamber when the system prompts you to do so. Started

1 Open the door and remove the Primeprint

Software
Box and the center Washing Container.
Workflows

2 Pull the filter holder out from the side of the

opening. CEREC
Parameters

3 Remove the used filter from the filter holder

and replace with a new one. Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks
4 Push the filter holder back into the slot until
flush.
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
5 Reinsert the Washing Container and close
the door.
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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Chairside Blocks

Getting
Started
Approved Blocks
Software
Listed by Manufacturer Workflows

Listed by Material Type

CEREC
Available Milling Modes Parameters
Individual Block Details
Materials
Processing

Strength Topics Resin

Bonding

Understanding Strength Data

Basic
What is Fracture Toughness? Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks
Restorative Esthetics
Tool Sets &
What Matters Most? Bur Combos

”Convert” 3D Shades to Classical

TiBases &
When To Use HT, LT, and MT FLO/FLO-S

Popular Shades To Stock

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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Dentsply Sirona MPa
CEREC Tessera™ (March, 2021) >700 Biaxial
Celtra® Duo (ZR lithium silicate, 2015) 210-370 3P
Blocs C, Blocs C PC (Feldspathic, 2007) 154 ± 15 3P
CEREC® Guide 2 & 3 (Acrylic, 2015, 2019) n/a
CEREC Zirconia+ (Aug, 2021) >1000 3P Getting
CEREC MTL Zirconia (Oct, 2021) >850 3P Started
VITA
VITABLOCS® Mark II (feldspathic, 1991) 154 ± 15 3P
VITABLOCS Triluxe Forte (feldspathic, 2007) 154 ± 15 3P Software
VITABLOCS RealLife® (feldspathic, 2010) 154 ± 15 3P Workflows
Suprinity® PC (ZR lithium silicate, 2019) 420 3P
ENAMIC (2013), multiColor (2017), ST (2018) 150-160 3P
ENAMIC IS (Implant Solutions, 2016) 150-160 3P CEREC
CAD-Temp® Block (mono, 2007) and (multi) >80 3P Parameters
YZ® HT (3Y Unshaded zirconia, 2014) 1200 3P
Ivoclar Vivadent
IPS e.max® (2007) & abutments (2014) 5301 Biaxial Materials
IPS Empress® (2006) & Empress Multi (2006) 1852 Biaxial Processing
Telio® CAD-Temp (2010) 135 Biaxial
Telio® CAD-Temp Abutment A16 (2015) 135 Biaxial
e.max® ZirCAD LT (Zirconia, 2017) 1200 Biaxial
Resin
e.max® ZirCAD MT Multi (Zirconia, 2019) 850 Biaxial
e.max® ZirCAD Prime (Zirconia, 2023) 1100 Biaxial
Bonding
Tetric® CAD (nano-hybrid composite, 2018) 272 Biaxial
Kuraray Noritake
Basic
KATANA™ Zirconia STML (2018, bridge 2019) 763 3P
KATANA™ Zirconia ONE (2022) 933 3P
Maintenance
KATANA™ AVENCIA LT (2019) 233 Biaxial
Merz
artBloc® Temp (PMMA, 2010) 93 3P Chairside
Blocks
3M™
Paradigm™ MZ100 (2000) 146-157 3P
Lava™ Ultimate (2011) 170-200 3P
Chairside Zirconia (2019) 1000 3P
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
GC America
CERASMART™ (2014, resin hybrid) 230 3P
CERASMART™ 270 (2020, resin hybrid) 245 3P
TiBases &
Initial™ LRF (2017, leucite-reinfor. feldspar) 200 3P
Initial™ LiSI (2021, lithium disilicate) 408 Biaxial
FLO/FLO-S
SHOFU / COLTENE
SHOFU BLOCK HC (2L) and HC (2016) 191 3P Part
COLTENE BRILLIANT Crios (2016) 198 3P Numbers
1 e.max’s 530 MPa = avg. biaxial flexural strength, not 3-point bending (360 MPa)
2 Ivoclar lists Empress as 160 MPa biaxial. 185 MPa biaxial is the 10-year average

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ZIRCONIA
3Y Zirconia MPa
VITA YZ HT (Unshaded) 1200 3P
Ivoclar e.max ZirCAD LT ≥900 / 1200 Biaxial Getting
4Y and greater Zirconia Started
DS CEREC Zirconia+ >1000 3P
3M Chairside Zirconia 1000 3P
Kuraray Noritake KATANA Zirconia ONE 933 3P Software
DS CEREC MTL Zirconia >850 3P Workflows
Kuraray Noritake KATANA Zirconia STML 763 3P
Ivoclar e.max ZirCAD Prime (5Y-3Y) 1100 Biaxial
Ivoclar e.max ZirCAD MT Multi (4Y-3Y) 850 Biaxial
CEREC
GLASS CERAMICS Parameters

High-Strength (1.0 mm Bonded, 1.5 mm Cement)

DS CEREC Tessera (ALD) >700 Biaxial Materials
DS Celtra Duo: fired 370 3P, 560 Biaxial Processing
VITA Suprinity PC (ZR lithium silicate) 540 Biaxial
Ivoclar IPS e.max (lithium disilicate) 360 3P, 530 Biaxial
High-Aesthetic (1.5 mm Bonded) Resin
DS Celtra Duo: polished 210 3P, 413 Biaxial Bonding
GC Initial LiSi (lithium disilicate) 408 Biaxial
GC Initial LRF (leucite-reinfor. feldspar) 200 3P
Ivoclar IPS Empress and Empress Multi 185 Biaxial
DS Blocs C, Blocs C PC (feldspathic) 154 ± 15 3P
Basic
VITABLOCS Mark II (feldspathic) 154 ± 15 3P Maintenance
VITABLOCS Triluxe Forte (feldspathic) 154 ± 15 3P
VITABLOCS RealLife (feldspathic) 154 ± 15 3P
Chairside
RESIN Blocks
GC CERASMART 270 245 3P
GC CERASMART 230 3P
COLTENE BRILLIANT Crios 198 3P Tool Sets &
SHOFU BLOCK HC (2L) and HC 191 3P Bur Combos
3M Lava Ultimate 170-200 3P
Ivoclar Tetric CAD 272 Biaxial
VITA ENAMIC, ENAMIC multiColor 150-160 3P
TiBases &
Kuraray Noritake KATANA AVENCIA 233 Biaxial
FLO/FLO-S
PMMA
Merz Dental artBloc Temp 93 3P Part
Ivoclar Telio CAD 135 Biaxial Numbers
VITA CAD-Temp monoColor/multiColor >80 3P

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CEREC Primemill Modes

SFast

Fine
Fast

EF¹
Dentsply Sirona SW
CEREC Tessera™ X X X 5.2.3
Celtra® Duo X X
Blocs C, Blocs C PC X X X 5.1.3
Getting
CEREC® Guide medi X 5.1.3
CEREC Zirconia+ dry X X X 5.1.3 MP Started
CEREC MTL Zirconia dry X X X 5.1.3 MP
VITA
Software
VITABLOCS® Mark II X X X 5.1.3
Workflows
VITABLOCS Triluxe Forte X X X 5.1.3
VITABLOCS RealLife® X X X 5.2.0
Suprinity PC X X X
ENAMIC, multiColor, ST X X X CEREC
ENAMIC IS X X X Parameters
CAD-Temp® mono/multi X X X 5.1.2 MP
YZ® HT dry X X X
Ivoclar Vivadent Materials
IPS e.max® 12, 14, 16, abut X1 X X2 5.2.0 Processing
IPS e.max® 32, 40 X 5.1.3
IPS Empress® & Multi X X 5.2.2
Telio® CAD-Temp / A16 X X X 5.1.2 MP Resin
e.max® ZirCAD LT X X X Bonding
e.max® ZirCAD MT Multi dry X X X
e.max® ZirCAD Prime dry X X X 5.2.9
Tetric® CAD X X X 5.2.2
Basic
Kuraray Noritake
Maintenance
KATANA™ Zirconia STML 12z X X X
KATANA™ Zirconia ONE X X X X 5.2.4
KATANA™ AVENCIA LT X X X
Merz Dental GmbH Chairside
Blocks
artBloc® Temp X X X
3M
Lava™ Ultimate X X X
Chairside Zirconia dry X X X Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
GC America
CERASMART™ & 270 X X X
Initial™ LRF & LiSi Block X X X 5.1.3
TiBases &
SHOFU / COLTENE
FLO/FLO-S
SHOFU BLOCK HC X X X
SHOFU HC (2L) X X X 5.1.3
COLTENE BRILLIANT Crios X X X Part
¹ IPS e.max: Fast mode for crowns only (not inlays, veneers, bridges or abutments). Numbers
² IPS e.max: Extra-Fine grinding not yet available for bridges.

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Individual Block Details

Getting
Started
Dentsply Sirona
Software
Workflows

VITA
CEREC
Parameters

Ivoclar Vivadent Materials

Processing

Resin
Bonding
Kuraray Noritake / Merz
Basic
Maintenance

3M™ / GC America
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

SHOFU / COLTENE Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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Prep Guidelines & Blocks

Getting
Started
Dentsply Sirona
Software
Prep Guidelines Workflows
CEREC Tessera™
CEREC
Prep Guidelines
Parameters
Celtra® Duo
Materials
Prep Guidelines Processing
CEREC Blocs / Blocs C
Resin
CEREC Blocs PC / Blocs C PC
Bonding
CEREC Guide Bloc
Basic
Prep Guidelines
Maintenance
CEREC Zirconia+

Prep Guidelines Chairside

Blocks
CEREC MTL Zirconia
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 159 Update Description
Dentsply Sirona CEREC Tessera
https://www.dentsplysirona.com/en-us/discover/dis-
cover-by-brand/cerec-tessera.html
Requires ≥ SW 5.1.3 material pack or inLab 20 Getting
Started
Conventional Cementation (Retentive Prep)
Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Taper between 4º and 8º Materials

Minimum coronal length: 4.0 mm Processing
Round internal line angles

Resin
Adhesive Bonding Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 160 Update Description
 Dentsply Sirona CEREC Tessera™
First intro: March 2021, 700 MPa, Biaxial / 550 MPa, 3P
Advanced Lithium Disilicate (ALD) and Virgilite*
Size: 14 (4/box) HT (A1, A2); MT (A1-A3.5, B1, D2, Getting
C1); MT/LT (BL2) *Lithium Aluminum Silicate Started

HT (SEM)
Scanning Electron Software
Microscope Images Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
CEREC
Parameters
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Materials
MT Processing
Click to go
to workflow
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4
Resin
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 Bonding

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
Basic
Maintenance
MT/LT

BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 Chairside

Blocks
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4

Tool Sets &

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
Bur Combos

Treat 5% HF 30 sec. (don’t air abrade) TiBases &

Conv/Bond Either (depending of prep/reduct) FLO/FLO-S
Oven CS 10:40 Spray; CS4 16:00 Spray
SpeedFire 4:30 Spray or Paint-on (no FAN)
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Part
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 161 Update Description
 Return
IPS e.max® CAD LT

Getting
CEREC Tessera™ LT Started

Software
5.0 μm Workflows

Celtra® Duo LT
CEREC
Parameters

5.0 μm

Materials
Processing

5.0 μm

Resin
Bonding
IPS e.max CAD LT

Basic
Maintenance
CEREC Tessera LT

Chairside
Blocks
2.0 μm

Celtra Duo LT Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

2.0 μm TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S

2.0 μm Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 162 Update Description
Dentsply Sirona Celtra® Duo

Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 163 Update Description
 Dentsply Sirona Celtra® Duo
First introduced (approx.) 2015, 210-370* MPa 3 point
Zirconia-reinforced lithium silicate ZLS
Size: 14 (4/box) Getting
Started
*Biaxial: 413 MPa polished
HT (esp. for inlay/onlay): 560 MPa fired
Software
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 Workflows

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
CEREC
Parameters
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Materials
Processing
LT (esp. for crowns) Click to go
to workflow

BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 Resin

Bonding
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4 Basic
Maintenance

Treat 5% HF 30 sec. (don’t air abrade) Chairside

Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond Blocks
Oven CS Custom (10:00-12:30), CS4 17:00
SpeedFire 10:50 min. (FAN)
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Tool Sets &
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 164 Update Description
Dentsply Sirona Blocs C, Blocs C PC

Crowns
≥ 1.5 mm
Getting
> 2.0 mm
Started
> 1.0–1.5 mm
≥ 1.5 mm

0.8 mm
Software
1.0 mm
Workflows
0.8 mm

CEREC
Inlays/Onlays/Veneers Parameters
Min. depth at bottom of fissure: 1.5 mm
Min. depth at edge of cavity: 2.0 mm
If the edge of the cavity comes to rest near the cusp tip: 2.5 mm Materials
Min. width of proximal step: 1.5 mm Processing
Angle between lateral wall of proximal box and proximal surface: ≥ 60º

Resin
Bonding
2.5 mm
2.0 mm 1.5–2.0 mm

Basic
1.5
mm Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

1) Labial-incisal “chamfering” without extension

2) A slight reduction allows for a thicker ceramic Tool Sets &

layer for an individual characterization
Bur Combos
3) For “extension”, flatten incisal edge and round
off edge
(1) (2) (3)
Average labial reduction: 0.5 mm TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 165 Update Description
 Sirona CEREC Blocs* / Blocs C
Reintroduced (approx.) 2007, 154 ± 15 MPa, 3 point
Feldspathic porcelain
Sizes: 8, 10, 12, 14 (8/box) Getting
Started

*Before May, 2015, called Blocs

12 Dentsply Sirona shades Software
3 Translucencies: T, M, O Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

After May, 2015, called Blocs C

Sizes: 10, 12, 14 (8/box) Resin
Bonding
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 Basic
Maintenance
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Chairside

Blocks
Treat 5% HF 60 sec. (don’t air abrade)
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Oven CS (10:50*), CS4 (custom) Tool Sets &
SpeedFire 11:40 (top temp. 850 ºC) Bur Combos
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
*Using VITA AKZENT Spray Glaze (VITA #B5051075)

Part
Numbers
500 4:00 5:37 80 950 1:00 –

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 166 Update Description
 Sirona CEREC Blocs PC* / Blocs C PC
Reintroduced (approx.) 2007, 154 ± 15 MPa, 3 point
Feldspathic porcelain
Sizes: 12, 14, 14/14 (14x14x18) Getting
Started

*Before May, 2015, called Blocs PC Software

only in 3 Dentsply Sirona shades Workflows

CEREC
Parameters
After May, 2015, called Blocs C PC
Sizes: 12, 14, 14/14 (8/box)
Materials
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 Processing

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
Resin
Bonding
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Basic
Maintenance
Treat 5% HF 60 sec. (don’t air abrade)
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Oven CS (10:50*), CS4 (custom) Chairside
SpeedFire 11:40 (top temp. 850 ºC) Blocks
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
*Using VITA AKZENT Spray Glaze (VITA #B5051075)

TiBases &
500 4:00 5:37 80 950 1:00 – FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 167 Update Description
 Sirona CEREC® Guide Bloc
First intro. CG2 2015; CG3 Dec. 2019 (SW 5.1 MP*)
Acrylic (used with Sirona keys and sleeves)
Sizes: medi (55 x 40 x 22), maxi (85 x 40 x 22) Getting
Started
*For the Primemill: Jan 2021, SW 5.1.3

Software
Workflows

r MC X
medi fo
emill CEREC
and Prim
Parameters

C XL Materials
for M
maxi Processing

Resin
CEREC Guide Bloc (1/Pkg.) Bonding
medi 64 66 564
maxi 64 47 093
Basic
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ EF 25 Maintenance
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 168 Update Description
Dentsply Sirona CEREC® Zirconia+

≥ 0.5 mm
≥ 0.5 mm

Getting
0.5 mm Started
≥ 0.5 mm

0.5 mm Software
Workflows

CEREC
CEREC Zirconia+ Parameters

Crown* ≥ 0.5 mm Connectors

Materials
Anterior ≥ 0.5 mm ≥ 9 mm Processing
Posterior ≥ 0.5 mm ≥ 12 mm

Bridges with no more than 2 pontics. Resin

Bonding
*When using Super Fast Milling, increase minimal
wall thickness to 0.7 mm
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 169 Update Description
 Dentsply Sirona CEREC® Zirconia+
First introduced (approx.) Aug 2021, >1000 MPa
Zirconium oxide, wet or dry mill
Sizes: mono = 20/19 (crowns, 3/box) Getting
medi = 44/19 (bridges, 3/box) Started

Software
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4
Workflows

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
CEREC
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4 Parameters
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Materials
Treat Air Abrade Processing
Conv/Bond Either (Conventional cement pref.)
Oven CS4 (69:00 sintering, 10:30 glaze)
SpeedFire 14:00–25:00 (FAN) 7:22/9:30 glaze Resin
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Bonding
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF

Sintering Dry-milled restorations Basic

Maintenance

Glaze cycle Chairside

Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
Fast Boot* (all shades) SpeedFire (Dry)
< 2.0 thickness (~0.7 fissure) 14:00 TiBases &
< 2.5 thickness (~1.0 fissure) 18:00 FLO/FLO-S
< 3.0 thickness (~1.5 fissure) 21:00
< 3.5 thickness / Bridges 25:00 Part
Numbers
*Fast Boot means pre-heating the SpeedFire to 400 ºC.

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 170 Update Description
Dentsply Sirona CEREC MTL™ Zirconia
For Super Fast Milling it is recommended to increase
the minimum wall thickness to 0.7mm.
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 171 Update Description
 Dentsply Sirona CEREC MTL™ Zirconia
First introduced: Oct 2021, > 850 MPa, 3 point
Esthetic 4Y Layered Zirconia (crown and bridge)
Sizes: 20/19 (mono, 4 box), 20/39.2 (medi, 2 box) Getting
Started
MTL = Multi-Transitional Layer (seemless color gradient, not bands)

Software
Workflows

BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

CEREC
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 Parameters

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
Materials
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Processing

Treat Air Abrade

Conv/Bond Either (Conventional cement pref.) Resin
Oven CS4 (69:00 sintering, 10:30 glaze) Bonding
SpeedFire 18:48–20:48 min. (FAN) 9:00 glaze
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Basic
Maintenance

Shades (< 4 mm thickness) SpeedFire (Dry)

Chairside
A1, A3.5 18:48 Blocks
A2, C2 19:58
A3, B2, D2 20:48
Tool Sets &
> 4 mm thickness (Bridges) 25:22 Bur Combos

Do NOT pre-heat the CEREC SpeedFire

TiBases &
With SW 5.2.4 : Up to 3 restorations can be sintered
FLO/FLO-S
in the SpeedFire.

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 172 Update Description
Prep Guidelines & Blocks

Getting
Started
VITA

Prep Guidelines Software

Workflows
VITABLOCS® Mark II

VITABLOCS TriLuxe forte CEREC

Parameters
VITABLOCS RealLife®

Prep Guidelines Materials

Processing
Suprinity PC (partially crystallized)

Prep Guidelines Resin

Bonding
ENAMIC®

ENAMIC multiColor Basic

Maintenance
ENAMIC ST

ENAMIC IS (abutment) Chairside

Blocks
Prep Guidelines

CAD-Temp® monoColor Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
CAD-Temp multiColor

Prep Guidelines TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
YZ® HT
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 173 Update Description
VITABLOCS® Mark II, Triluxe forte, RealLife®

Crowns
≥1.5 mm
1.0 mm ≥1.5 mm Getting
≥1.0 mm Started

Software
≥1.0 mm
Workflows

≥1.5 mm
CEREC
Parameters
Inlays/Onlays
≥2.0 mm
≥1.5 mm
Materials
Processing
≥1.5
mm
≥1.5 mm

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Veneers Maintenance

0.2–0.3 mm Chairside
Blocks

0.5 mm

Tool Sets &

0.5–0.7 mm
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 174 Update Description
 VITABLOCS® Mark II
First introduced (approx.) 1991, 154 ±15 MPa, 3 point
Feldspathic porcelain
Sizes: 8* (5/box) in 2 Classic and 9 3D Shades Getting
Started
*see next page for sizes
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 10, 12, 14
Software
Workflows
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4 CEREC
Parameters
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

0 0 0 Materials
M1 M2 M3 Processing

L1.5 L2.5 L1.5 L2.5

1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3
M1 M2 M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3 Resin
R1.5 R2.5 R1.5 R2.5 Bonding
L1.5 L2.5
4 4 4 5 5 5
M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5 Basic
Maintenance

Treat 5% HF 60 sec. (don’t air abrade)

Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond Chairside
Oven Blocks
CS (10:50*), CS4 (custom)
SpeedFire 11:40 (top temp. 850 ºC)
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Tool Sets &
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Bur Combos

*Using VITA AKZENT Spray Glaze (VITA #B5051075)

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
500 4:00 5:37 80 950 1:00 –

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 175 Update Description
 VITABLOCS® Mark II (continued)

Feldspathic porcelain
Sizes: 10, 12, 14 (5/box) 40/19* (2/box) Getting
Started
*40/19 in shades 1M1, 1M2, 2M2, 3M2
for Rapid Layer Technique, not for monolithic permanent bridges
Software
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

CEREC
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
Parameters

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Materials
Processing

0 0 0 Sizes 10 does not come in OM1

M1 M2 M3 Resin
Bonding
L1.5 L2.5 L1.5 L2.5
1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3
M1 M2 M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5 R1.5 R2.5
Basic
L1.5 L2.5 Maintenance
4 4 4 5 5 5
M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5

Chairside
Blocks
Treat 5% HF 60 sec. (don’t air abrade)
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Oven Tool Sets &
CS (10:50*), CS4 (custom)
Bur Combos
SpeedFire 11:40 (top temp. 850 ºC)
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
*Using VITA AKZENT Spray Glaze (VITA #B5051075)

Part
Numbers
500 4:00 5:37 80 950 1:00 –

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 176 Update Description
 VITABLOCS® TriLuxe forte
First introduced (approx.) 2007, 154 ±15 MPa, 3 point
Feldspathic porcelain (4 layers)
Sizes: 12, 14, 14/14 (5/box), 40/19* (2/box) Getting
Started
*40/19 only in 3D shades 1M2, 2M2, 3M2 for Rapid
Layer Technique, not for monolithic permanent
bridges Software
Workflows

BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

CEREC
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 Parameters

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
Materials
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Processing

0 0 0 0M1 and 1M1: 12 and 14 only

M1 M2 M3 Resin
Bonding
L1.5 L2.5 L1.5 L2.5
1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3
M1 M2 M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5 R1.5 R2.5 Basic
L1.5 L2.5 Maintenance
4 4 4 5 5 5
M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5
Chairside
Blocks
Treat 5% HF 60 sec. (don’t air abrade)
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Oven CS (10:50*), CS4 (custom) Tool Sets &
SpeedFire Bur Combos
11:40 (top temp. 850 ºC)
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
*Using VITA AKZENT Spray Glaze (VITA #B5051075)

Part
500 4:00 5:37 80 950 1:00 – Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 177 Update Description
 VITABLOCS® RealLife®
First introduced (approx.) 2010, 154 ± 15 MPa, 3 point
Feldspathic porcelain (dentin core for anterior teeth)
Size: 14/14 (5/box) CEREC Primemill: Use ≥ SW 5.2 Getting
Started

Natural translucency surround-

ing a dentin core to simulate the Software
incisal translucency of anterior Workflows
teeth

CEREC
0 0 0 Parameters
M1 M2 M3

L1.5 L2.5 L1.5 L2.5

1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 Materials
M1 M2 M1
R1.5
M2
R2.5
M3 M1
R1.5
M2
R2.5
M3 Processing
L1.5 L2.5
4 4 4 5 5 5
M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3 Resin
R1.5 R2.5
Bonding
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Basic
Treat 5% HF 60 sec. (don’t air abrade)
Maintenance
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Oven CS (10:50*), CS4 (custom)
SpeedFire 11:40 (top temp. 850 ºC) Chairside
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Blocks
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF

*Using VITA AKZENT Spray Glaze (VITA #B5051075) Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

500 4:00 5:37 80 950 1:00 –

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 178 Update Description
VITA Suprinity PC

Crowns
≥ 1.5 mm
≥ 1.0 mm Getting
Started
≥ 1.0 mm

≥ 1.5
mm
≥ 0.8 Software
mm
Workflows

≥ 1.5 mm

CEREC
Parameters
Inlays/Onlays/Veneers

≥ 1.0 mm ≥ 1.0 mm Materials

Processing
≥ 1.0 mm ≥ 1.0 mm

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

0.4 mm

Chairside
0.6 mm Blocks

0.7 mm
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 179 Update Description
 Suprinity® PC (Partially Crystallized)
Introduced (approx.) 2019, 540 MPa Biaxial; 420, 3 P
Zirconia-reinforced glass ceramic, (541 Bi-Axial)
Size: 14 (5/box), T (translucent) and HT (high trans.) Getting
Started

BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

Software
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 Workflows

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
CEREC
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Parameters

0 0 0
M1 M2 M3
Materials
L1.5 L2.5 L1.5 L2.5 Processing
1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3
M1 M2 M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5 R1.5 R2.5

L1.5 L2.5
Resin
4 4 4 5 5 5 Bonding
M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5

Basic
Treat 5% HF 20 sec. (don’t air abrade) Maintenance
Treat
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond or Cement
Conv/Bond
Oven CS (26:401), CS4 (not approved)
Oven
SpeedFire 34:052, up to 3 restorations Chairside
SpeedFire
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Blocks
Burs
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF
1
23:00 when tested in the VITA 6000M oven (spray glaze). Tool Sets &
2
VITA AKZENT Plus GLAZE LT SPRAY (VITA# B5052075) Bur Combos

TiBases &
400 4:00 8:00 55 840 8:00 8:00 680
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers
400 4:00 55 840 8:00 410 / 839 680 0

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 180 Update Description
VITA ENAMIC® & ENAMIC multiColor, ENAMIC ST

Crowns
Getting
≥ 0.8
mm Started
≥ 1.0 mm

Software
Workflows
≥ 0.8
mm

≥ 1.0 mm CEREC
Parameters
Inlays/Onlays/Veneers

≥ 1.0 mm
≥ 1.0 mm Materials
Processing
≥ 1.0 mm ≥ 1.0 mm

Resin
Bonding

Basic
0.2 mm Maintenance

0.3 mm
Chairside
0.3 mm
Blocks

VITA ENAMIC® IS (Implant Solutions)

Tool Sets &
≥1 mm Bur Combos
≥8.0 mm
≤6.0 mm ≤6.0 mm

TiBases &
≥8.0 mm
FLO/FLO-S
≥0.4 mm

≥0.4 mm
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 181 Update Description
 VITA ENAMIC®
First introduced (approx.) 2013, 150-160 MPa, 3 point
Hybrid ceramic (Resin and 86% ceramic by weight)
Sizes: 10 (HT only, 5/box), 14 (HT, T, 5 box) Getting
Started

HT (High Translucent) Software

T (Translucent) Workflows
3 µm
0 0 0 after acid etch
M1 M2 M3
CEREC
L1.5 L2.5 L1.5 L2.5 Parameters
1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3
M1 M2 M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5 R1.5 R2.5
Materials
L1.5 L2.5
4 4 4 5 5 5 Processing
M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Resin

Bonding

Treat 5% HF 60 sec. (don’t air abrade)

Basic
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Maintenance
Oven Never
SpeedFire Never
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Chairside
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 182 Update Description
VITA ENAMIC® multiColor
First introduced (approx.) 2017, 150-160 MPa, 3 point
Hybrid ceramic (Resin and 86% ceramic by weight)
Size: 14 HT, 16 HT 5 box Getting
Started

Six layers Software

Workflows
0 0 0
M1 M2 M3
CEREC
L1.5 L2.5 L1.5 L2.5
1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3
Parameters
M1 M2 M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5 R1.5 R2.5

L1.5 L2.5 Materials

4 4 4 5 5 5 Processing
M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Resin
Bonding
Treat 5% HF 60 sec. (don’t air abrade)
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Oven Never Basic
SpeedFire Never Maintenance
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 183 Update Description
VITA ENAMIC® ST (enamel replacement)
First introduced (approx.) 2018, 150-160 MPa, 3 point
Hybrid ceramic (Resin and 86% ceramic by weight)
Sizes: 14 (Super Translucency, 5 box) Getting
Started
Good for micro-veneers, veneers,
inlays, onlays
Software
Workflows
3 µm
0 0 0 after acid etch
M1 M2 M3
CEREC
L1.5 L2.5 L1.5 L2.5 Parameters
1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3
M1 M2 M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5 R1.5 R2.5
Materials
L1.5 L2.5
4 4 4 5 5 5 Processing
M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Resin

Bonding

Treat 5% HF 60 sec. (don’t air abrade)

Basic
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Maintenance
Oven Never
SpeedFire Never
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Chairside
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 184 Update Description
 VITA ENAMIC® IS (Implant Solutions)
First introduced (approx.) 2016, 150-160 MPa, 3 point
Hybrid ceramic (Resin and 86% ceramic by weight)
Sizes: IS-14 T (cement retained abutments, 5 box) Getting
IS-16 HT* (screw retained abutments, 5 box) Started

*HT is closer to LT when compared to other blocks

Software
When ordering, specify the hole size (S) or (L)
Workflows

0 0 0
M1 M2 M3 CEREC
Parameters
L1.5 L2.5 L1.5 L2.5
1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3
M1 M2 M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5 R1.5 R2.5 Materials
L1.5 L2.5 Processing
4 4 4 5 5 5
M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5
Resin
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)
Bonding

Treat 5% HF 60 sec. (don’t air abrade)

Conv/Bond Basic
Abutment cement1
Maintenance
Oven Never
SpeedFire Never
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Chairside
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Blocks
1
Ivoclar Multilink® Hybrid Cement (HO 0)

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 185 Update Description
VITA CAD-Temp® monoColor and multiColor

Crown & Bridge

≥ 1.5 mm
Getting
≥ 0.8 Started
mm

≥ 1.0 mm

Software
Workflows
≥ 0.8
mm

≥ 1.5 mm CEREC
Parameters

Bridge Pontics Connectors

Materials
Anterior 1-2 12 mm2 Processing
Posterior 1 12 mm2

Posterior 2 16 mm2 Resin

Bonding

Basic
VITA CAD-Temp® IS (Implant Solutions) Maintenance

≥1.5 mm
Chairside
≥8.0 mm Blocks

Tool Sets &

≥0.4 mm

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 186 Update Description
 VITA CAD-Temp® monoColor
First introduced (approx.) 2007, > 80 MPa, 3 point
Acrylate polymer with microparticle filler (MRP)
Sizes: 40 (2/box), 55 (1/box) Getting
Started

0 0 0 Size 55 does not come in 0M1

M1 M2 M3 Software
Workflows
L1.5 L2.5 L1.5 L2.5
1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3
M1 M2 M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5 R1.5 R2.5 CEREC
L1.5 L2.5 Parameters
4 4 4 5 5 5
M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5
Materials
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)
Processing

Treat Air Abrade

Conv/Bond Resin
Compat. with all prov. cements
Bonding
Oven Never
SpeedFire Never
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Basic
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Maintenance

CAD-TEMP is approved as a long-term provisional, up to

3-years in-situ
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 187 Update Description
 VITA CAD-Temp® multiColor
First introduced (approx.) 2007 > 80 MPa, 3 point
Acrylate polymer with microparticle filler (MRP)
Size: 40 (2/box) banded translucencies in the block Getting
Started

0 0 0
M1 M2 M3 Software
Workflows
L1.5 L2.5 L1.5 L2.5
1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3
M1 M2 M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5 R1.5 R2.5 CEREC
L1.5 L2.5 Parameters
4 4 4 5 5 5
M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
R1.5 R2.5
Materials
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)
Processing

Treat Air Abrade

Conv/Bond Resin
Compat. with all prov. cements
Bonding
Oven Never
SpeedFire Never
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Basic
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Maintenance

CAD-TEMP is approved as a long-term provisional, up to

3-years in-situ
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 188 Update Description
VITA YZ® HT (must be dipped for shade)

≥ 0.5 mm Getting
Started

≥ 0.4 mm Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

≥ 0.5 mm Materials
Processing

Resin
≥ 0.4 mm Bonding
≥ 0.4 mm

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

VITA YZ® HT (must be dipped for shade)

Tool Sets &
Wall Thick. Connectors Bur Combos

Anterior (1 pontic) ≥ 0.5 mm ≥ 7 mm

TiBases &
Posterior (1 pontic) ≥ 0.6 mm ≥ 9 mm
FLO/FLO-S
Post. (2 pontic/cant) ≥ 0.7 mm ≥ 12 mm

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 189 Update Description
 VITA Zirconia YZ® HT (Zirconia)
First introduced (approx.) 2014, 1200 MPa, 3 point
Zirconium oxide 3Y (crown and bridge, must infiltrate)
Sizes*: 20/19 (crown, 4 box), 40/19 (bridge, 2/box) Getting
Started
*also comes in sizes 55/19 (2/box) and 65/25 (1/box) for
MC XL PL, too big for SpeedFire
Software
Workflows
Unshaded blocks
(white)
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Treat Air Abrade Processing
Conv/Bond Either (Conventional cement pref.)
Oven CS4 >3.5 hours (38 min drying first)
SpeedFire Yes* (FAN) Resin
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Bonding
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF

*12:15 drying, 14-18 min sintering, 9-12 min optional glaze Basic
Maintenance
VITA YZ HT

VITA YZ HT Universal
Chairside
— 25 83:49 17 1450 120:00 200 100

Pre-Dry VITA YZ HT
Blocks
50 25 7:21 17 150 30:00 — 50
SHADE LIQUID

*VITA recommends drying the infiltration liquids prior to

sintering (38 minutes). Afterwards, the restoration is sin- Tool Sets &
tered for 3.5 hours. Bur Combos

Cleaning firing: YZ HT
TiBases &
290 10:00 31:00 10 600 5:00 — —
FLO/FLO-S
Important: To avoid undesired clouding of restorations, a
cleaning cycle (45 minutes, see above) is required for
restorations that are processed wet before continuing Part
(VITA Working Instructions, Oct/2016, p. 12) Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 190 Update Description
Prep Guidelines & Blocks

Getting
Started
Ivoclar Vivadent
Software
Prep Guidelines
Workflows
IPS e.max® CAD (six pages)

IPS e.max CAD Abut. (MO, LT) CEREC

Parameters
Prep Guidelines
Materials
IPS Empress® CAD
Processing
IPS Empress CAD Multi

Prep Guidelines Resin

Bonding
Telio® CAD

Telio CAD Abutment A16 Basic

Maintenance
Prep Guidelines

e.max® ZirCAD LT Chairside

Blocks
Prep Guidelines

e.max® ZirCAD MT Multi Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
Prep Guidelines

e.max® ZirCAD Prime TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
Prep Guidelines

Tetric® CAD Part

Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 191 Update Description
Ivoclar IPS e.max® - (page 1 of 3)

Conventional Cementation (Retentive Prep) Getting

Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Adhesive Bonding Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 192 Update Description
Ivoclar IPS e.max® - (page 2 of 3)

Inlay / Onlay / Veneers

Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 193 Update Description
Ivoclar IPS e.max® - (page 3 of 3)

Anterior Bridge
Getting
3-unit bridge (1 pontic, 16 mm2 connectors)
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Abutments Resin
Limited to 6.0 mm Bonding
from the axial
height of contour
to the screw channel.
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

1.5 mm Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

0.5 mm
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 194 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS e.max® CAD (HT/LT)
First introduced (approx.) 2007*, 530 MPa Biaxial
Lithium disilicate (crowns, inlay/onlay, veneers)
Sizes: I 12, C 14 (HT/LT) 5/box Getting
Started
*LT announced 2007, HT 2009

Software
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
CEREC
Parameters
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Materials
Processing

Treat 5% HF 20 sec. (don’t air abrade)

Conv/Bond Either (depending of prep/reduct) Resin
Oven CS (15:201), CS4 (17:00), CS6 (11:10) Bonding
SpeedFire 24:302 min. (2nd glaze, 20:00)
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Basic
Maintenance
1
15:20 spray glaze; 24:30 paint-on
glaze using v4.24 of the CS oven
software. Chairside
2
For both spray and paint-on glaze. Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 195 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS e.max® CAD (MT)
Reintroduced (approx.) 2015, 530 MPa Biaxial
Lithium disilicate (crowns, inlay/onlay, veneers)
Size: C 14 (MT) 5/box Getting
Started
Prior to 2015, these were known as e.max Value blocks
V1 = B1, V2 = BL4, V3 = BL3
Software
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 CEREC
Parameters
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Materials

Processing

Treat 5% HF 20 sec. (don’t air abrade)

Conv/Bond Either (depending of prep/reduct) Resin
Oven CS (15:201), CS4 (17:00), CS6 (11:10) Bonding
SpeedFire 24:302 min.
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Basic
Maintenance
1
15:20 spray glaze; 24:30 paint-on glaze using v4.24 of
the CS oven software.
2
For both spray and paint-on glaze. Chairside
Blocks
Translucency in between LT and HT (more towards LT).

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 196 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS e.max® CAD (C 16 LT)
First introduced (approx.) 2013, 530 MPa Biaxial
Lithium disilicate
Size: C 16 (LT only) 5/box Getting
Started

BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 Software

Workflows
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4 CEREC
Parameters
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Materials
Treat 5% HF 20 sec. (don’t air abrade) Processing
Conv/Bond Either (depending of prep/reduct)
Oven CS (15:201), CS4 (17:00), CS6 (11:10)
SpeedFire 24:302 min. Resin
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Bonding
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF

1
15:20 spray glaze; 24:30 paint-on glaze using v4.24 of Basic
the CS oven software. Maintenance
2
For both spray and paint-on glaze.

A specialty block for large restorations that won’t fit in a Chairside

standard C 14 block (e.g., large central or canine).
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 197 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS e.max® CAD (Impulse Opal)
First introduced (approx.) 2011, 530 MPa Biaxial
Lithium disilicate (Impulse Opal)
Size: C 14 (more translucent than HT) 5/box Getting
Started
Pure enamel replacement intended for very thin
veneers (0.4 mm)
Software
Workflows

Two Custom Shades: CEREC

O1 almost trans with a blue-tinged opalescence Parameters
O2 almost trans with a milky-white opalescence

Treat 5% HF 20 sec. (don’t air abrade) Materials

Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond Processing
Oven CS (31:30), CS4 (33:00)
SpeedFire 42:20 min.
Resin
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Bonding
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF

Longer firing times (when compared to LT/MT/HT blocks).

Basic
A specialty block for thin veneers.
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 198 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS e.max® CAD (B 32 LT)
First introduced (approx.) 2013, 530 MPa Biaxial
Lithium disilicate (3-Unit Anterior bridge)
Sizes: B 32 (LT) 3/box Getting
Started

BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 Software

Workflows
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4 CEREC
Parameters
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Materials
Treat 5% HF 20 sec. (don’t air abrade) Processing
Conv/Bond Either (depending of prep/reduct)
Oven CS (24:30), CS4 (33:00)
SpeedFire 38:40 min. Resin
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Bonding
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF

B 32 is intended for three-unit anterior bridges (premolars Basic

forward). Pontic width > 11 mm in the anterior region, Maintenance
> 9 mm in the premolar region.

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 199 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS e.max® CAD (B 40 HT)
First introduced (approx.) 2013, 530 MPa Biaxial
Lithium disilicate (Anterior bridge and bridge veneer)
Sizes: B 40 (HT) 3/box Getting
Started

BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 Software

Workflows
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4 CEREC
Parameters
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Materials
Treat 5% HF 20 sec. (don’t air abrade)
Processing
Conv/Bond Either (depending of prep/reduct)
Oven CS (24:30), CS4 (33:00)
SpeedFire 38:40 min. Resin
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Bonding
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF

B 40 and B 40L blocks were originally intended as Basic

veneering materials to put over a zirconia framework. Maintenance
They were not indicated for monolithic posterior
bridges. Studies show that even with large connectors,
the failure rate was very high. Also the pontic grays out
because these blocks only come in HT. Chairside
Blocks
The B 40 block was added to SW 5.1.3, (but not the
larger B 40L block).
Tool Sets &
Block W H L
Bur Combos

I12 HT/LT 10.4 12.5 15.0

C14 HT/MT/LT 12.4 14.5 18.0 TiBases &
C16 LT 17.8 15.8 18.0 FLO/FLO-S
B32 LT 14.5 14.5 32.0
B40 HT 15.2 15.2 38.0 Part
B40L HT 15.4 19.0 39.0 Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 200 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS e.max® CAD Abutment (MO)
First introduced (approx.) 2014, 530 MPa Biaxial
Lithium disilicate (Cement Retained Abutment)
Size: A14 (MO) 5/box in shades: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4* Getting
Started
*For MO cement-retained abutments, find the desired
implant crown shade and choose the corresponding MO
stump shade. For example, if your desired shade is A3.5 Software
(for the implant crown), order the MO 2 abutment block. Workflows

When ordering, specify the

CEREC
hole size (S) or (L)
Parameters

Materials
MO 0 MO 1 MO 2
Processing
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 A1 A2 A3 A3.5

MO 3 MO 1 MO 3 MO 1 Resin
A4 B1 B2 B3 B4 C1 C2 Bonding

MO 4 MO 3
C3 C4 D2 D3 D4 Basic
Maintenance

Treat 5% HF 20 sec. (don’t air abrade)

Chairside
Conv/Bond Cement to TiBase1 Blocks
Oven CS (31:30), CS4 (33:00)
SpeedFire 42:20 min.
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Tool Sets &
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Bur Combos

Cement to TiBase with Ivoclar Multilink® Hybrid Cement

1

HO 0. TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 201 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS e.max® CAD Abutment (LT)
First introduced (approx.) 2014, 530 MPa Biaxial
Lithium disilicate (Cement and Screw Retained)
Sizes: A14 (LT) 5/box (2016), A16 (LT) 5/box Getting
Started

When ordering, specify the

hole size (S) or (L) Software
Workflows

BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

CEREC
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 Parameters

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
Materials
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Processing

Treat 5% HF 20 sec. (don’t air abrade) Resin

Conv/Bond Cement to TiBase1 Bonding
Oven CS (24:30), CS4 (26:00)
SpeedFire 35:50 min. (A16)
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Basic
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Maintenance

Cement to TiBase with Ivoclar Multilink® Hybrid Cement

1

HO 0. Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 202 Update Description
Ivoclar IPS Empress® CAD/ Empress CAD Multi

Crowns
Getting
2.0 2.0
Started
≥1.0 1.5

≥1.0 1.5 1.5

Software
≥1.0 ≥1.0 Workflows
1.5 1.0 1.5

2.0
CEREC
Inlay/Onlay Parameters

4º Materials
≥1.5
Processing

≥1.5

Resin
Bonding

Basic
≥2.0 4º
≥1.5
Maintenance

≥1.5

Chairside
Blocks

Veneer Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

≥0.6
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

≥0.7

Part
≥0.7
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 203 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS Empress® CAD (HT/LT)
First introduced (approx.) 2006, 160-185 MPa Biaxial
Leucite-reinforced
Sizes: I10, I12, C14 (LT, 4 bleach 9 classic) 5/box Getting
I8, I10, I12 (HT, 9 classic) 5/box Started

Ivoclar lists Empress as 160 MPa biaxial. 185 MPa biaxial is

the 10-year average. HT is 20% more translucent than LT.
Software
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 Bleach shades in LT only

CEREC
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
Parameters

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Materials
Processing

Treat 5% HF 60 sec. (don’t air abrade)

Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond Resin
Oven CS (12:10), CS4 (22:00) Bonding
SpeedFire Not supported
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Basic
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 204 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS Empress® CAD Multi
First introduced (approx.) 2006, 160-185* MPa Biaxial
Leucite-reinforced
Sizes: I12, C14, C14L (16 gradients) 5/box Getting
Started
*Ivoclar lists Empress as 160 MPa biaxial.
185 MPa biaxial is the 10-year average
Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 Materials
Processing
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Resin
Bonding
Treat 5% HF 60 sec. (don’t air abrade)
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Basic
Oven CS (12:10), CS4 (22:00) Maintenance
SpeedFire Not supported
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 205 Update Description
Ivoclar Telio® CAD

Occlusal Connectors
Getting
Crown 1.5 mm Started
Ant. Bridge 1.5 mm 12 mm2
Post. Bridge 1.5 mm 12 mm2
2 pontic 1.5 mm 16 mm2 Software
Workflows

CEREC
Abutment Solutions Parameters

Materials
Processing
> 1.5 mm

> 0.8 mm
Resin
Bonding
> 0.5 mm

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 206 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS Telio® CAD (LT)
First introduced (approx.) 2010, 135 MPa Biaxial
Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) Temp. Bridge Block
Sizes: B40L (LT)* 3/box, B55 (LT) 3/box Getting
Started

Software
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 CEREC
Parameters
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Materials

Processing
Treat Air Abrade
Conv/Bond See below* Resin
Oven Never Bonding
SpeedFire Never
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Basic
Maintenance
* Telio® CS Link recommended for temporary cementa-
tion (dual-cure temporary composite cement) on a
retentive prep. If you desire to adhesively bond, first Chairside
apply a thin coat of SR Connect to the intaglio (allow to
Blocks
react for 2–3 minutes).

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 207 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS Telio® CAD Abutment A16
First introduced (approx.) 2015*, 135 MPa Biaxial
Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) Temp abutments
Size: A16 (LT) 3/box Getting
Started
*Shades D2, C2, and B3 announced June 2019

When ordering, specify Software

the hole size (S) or (L) Workflows

BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

CEREC
Parameters
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4

Materials
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4 Processing
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Resin
Treat Do NOT air abrade Bonding
Conv/Bond See below*
Oven Never
SpeedFire Basic
Never
Maintenance
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF
Chairside
*Do NOT sandblast. Thinly apply Ivoclar SR Connect to
the hole. Light cure for 40 seconds. Cement to TiBase Blocks
with Ivoclar Multilink® Hybrid Cement HO 0.

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 208 Update Description
Ivoclar IPS e.max® ZirCAD LT

Anterior Crowns
Getting
Started

0.4 mm
0.4 mm
Software
Workflows

0.4 mm 0.4 mm

CEREC
0.4 mm Parameters

Anterior Bridges Wall Thick. Connectors Materials

3-unit 0.6 mm 7 mm Processing

Resin
Posterior Crowns Bonding
0.6 mm 0.6 mm

0.6
0.6 mm
Basic
0.6 mm
Maintenance
0.6 mm 0.6 mm

6º
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Posterior Bridges Wall Thick. Connectors Bur Combos
3-unit 0.6 mm 9 mm
2 pontics 0.7 mm 12 mm TiBases &
Cantilever with FLO/FLO-S
1 pontic 0.7 mm 12 mm

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 209 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS e.max® ZirCAD LT
First introduced (approx.) 2017, >900 MPa Biaxial
Zirconium oxide (crown and bridge)
Sizes: C17 (LT) 5/box, B45 (LT) 3/box Getting
Started

BL
Software
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 CEREC
Parameters
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Materials

Processing

Treat Air Abrade

Conv/Bond Either (Conventional cement pref.) Resin
Oven CS4* 27 dry / 37 wet (19 min glaze) Bonding
SpeedFire 28:30 dry mill (FAN) 16:45 glaze
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Basic
Maintenance
*CS4 (wet cycle P1: 37:00 for 1–3 crowns, P2: 57:00 for
>3 crowns, or for “enhanced esthetics”) 19:00 glaze.
CS6 22:00 Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 210 Update Description
Ivoclar IPS e.max® ZirCAD MT Multi

Anterior Crowns
Getting
Started

0.8 mm
Software
0.8 mm
Workflows

0.8 mm 0.8 mm
CEREC
Parameters
0.8 mm

Materials
Anterior Bridges Wall Thick. Connectors
Processing
3-unit 1.0 mm 12 mm*
*Height: 4 mm, Width: 3 mm
Resin
Bonding

Posterior Crowns Basic

Maintenance
1.0 mm 1.0 mm
1.0
1.0 mm
1.0 mm
1.0 mm
Chairside
1.0 mm Blocks
1.0 mm 1.0 mm

6º

1.0 mm 1.0 mm Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
1.0 mm

TiBases &
Posterior Bridges Wall Thick. Connectors FLO/FLO-S
3-unit 1.0 mm 16 mm
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 211 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS e.max® ZirCAD MT Multi
First introduced (approx.) 2019, 850 MPa Biaxial
Esthetic Layered 5Y & 4Y Zirconia (crown and bridge)
Sizes: C17 (MT Multi), 5/box, B45 (MT Multi), 3/box Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

The dimple is the

4Y (MT) side. Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
Basic
Maintenance
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Chairside

Blocks
Treat Air Abrade
Conv/Bond Either (SpeedCEM plus SAR is pref.) Tool Sets &
Oven CS4* 49:00 dry (19 min. glaze) Bur Combos
SpeedFire 49:00 dry (FAN) 16:45 glaze
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
*CS4 (P1: 60 min. wet for 1–3 crowns, P2: 114 min. wet
for bridges, >3 crowns, or for “enhanced esthetics”).
When glazing in the CS4 oven, use Object Fix and the Part
gray e.max crystallization tray/pins. Numbers
CS6 (speed: 55:20, esthetic 69:00)

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 212 Update Description
Ivoclar IPS e.max® ZirCAD Prime

Anterior Crowns
Getting
Started

0.8 mm
Software
0.8 mm
Workflows

0.8 mm 0.8 mm
CEREC
Parameters
0.8 mm

Materials
Processing
Posterior Crowns

Resin
0.8 mm 0.8 mm
0.8
Bonding
0.8 mm 0.8 mm

0.8 mm 0.8 mm Basic

6º Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 213 Update Description
 Ivoclar IPS e.max® ZirCAD Prime
First introduced: Oct. 2023, requires SW 5.2.9
1100 MPa Biaxial (in the dentin layer of the block)
Esthetic Layered 5Y & 3Y Zirconia Getting
Sizes: C17, 5/box = A1, A1, A3; 3/box = BL1, 0, B1, C2 Started

5Y incisal
zone
Software
Workflows
Transition
zone

3Y dentin
zone CEREC
Parameters

0
0 = Shade A1 with less color and Materials
in chroma between A1 and BL3
Processing
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

Resin
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
Bonding

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Basic
Maintenance

Treat Air Abrade

Conv/Bond Either (conv. ZirCAD Cement) Chairside
Oven CS6: Superspeed 15:00 dry* Blocks
SpeedFire 15:45 dry (FAN) 2 crowns
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
* Three crowns. The CS6 also has a 23:00 cycle (program 7)
for enhanced translucency when using more of the 5Y zone.
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 214 Update Description
Ivoclar Tetric® CAD

Inlays/Onlays/Veneers
Getting
≥1.5 mm 4 – 6º
≥1.5 mm
4 – 6º Started
≥1.5
≥1.5 mm ≥1.5 mm

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

0.3 ≥0.3
Materials
Processing
0.6 mm ≥0.6 mm

0.6 mm ≥1.5 mm Resin

Bonding
Crowns

Basic
Maintenance
≥0.8
≥0.8

Chairside
≥0.8 ≥0.8
Blocks
≥1.5

1.5 1.5
Tool Sets &
1.5
Bur Combos
0.8 0.8

≥0.8 ≥0.8

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 215 Update Description
Ivoclar Tetric® CAD
First introduced (approx.) mid 2018, 272 MPa Biaxial
Nano-hybrid composite block with barium glass
Sizes: I12, C14 (MT, HT) 5/box Getting
Started

HT
Software
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 Workflows

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
CEREC
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
Parameters

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Materials
MT Processing

BL
Resin
Bonding
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 Basic
Maintenance
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Chairside
Treat Air Abrade for 1-2 min. until dull Blocks
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Oven Never
Tool Sets &
SpeedFire Never
Bur Combos
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 216 Update Description
Prep Guidelines & Blocks

Getting
Started
Kuraray Noritake

Prep Guidelines Software

Workflows
KATANA™ Zirconia STML

Prep Guidelines CEREC

Parameters
KATANA™ Zirconia ONE

Prep Guidelines Materials

Processing
KATANA™ AVENCIA™ LT
Resin
Bonding

Merz Dental GmbH Basic

Maintenance

Prep Guidelines
Chairside
artBloc® Temp Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 217 Update Description
Kuraray Noritake KATANA™ Zirconia STML

Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks
Bridge connectors:

Anterior (2–3 units): 12 mm2 connectors (or greater) Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Posterior (2–3 units): 16 mm2 connectors (or greater)

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 218 Update Description
 Kuraray Noritake KATANA™ Zirconia STML
First introduced (approx.) 2018, 763* MPa, 3 point
Zirconia, STML (Super Translucent Multi Layer)
Crown: 12Z, 14Z (5/box) NW, A1, A2, A3, A3.5, A4, B1, B2 Getting
12Z, 14Z (2/box) B3, C1, C2, C3, D2, D3 Started
Bridge: 14ZL (3/box) A1, A2, A3, A3.5, B1
14ZL (2/box) NW, A4, B2, B3, C1, C2, C3, D2, D3
* 763 MPa website/brochure. ISO 6872:2015, test sample size 1.5x4x18mm
Software
Workflows
NW

CEREC
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 Parameters

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
Materials
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4 Processing

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Resin
Treat Air abrade Bonding
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Oven CS4 (50:00 min.) CS6 (26:40 min.)1
SpeedFire 18:40 dry2,3 (FAN) 8:40 min. glaze4 Basic
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Maintenance
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF5 P&G P-EF G-EF
1
3rd party suggestions (not validated by Kuraray). Chairside
2
Same time for sintering up to three restorations. Use a Blocks
separate water tank to avoid cross contamination or the
restoration may look opaque.
3
SW 5.1 allows for faster firing (18:40) for thicker-walled Tool Sets &
restorations and bridges (under 6mm).
Bur Combos
4
>29 min. if SF is >150 C (it’s 970 C after sintering)
5
Super fast option for size 12z

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 219 Update Description
Kuraray Noritake KATANA™ Zirconia ONE

Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 220 Update Description
 Kuraray Noritake KATANA™ Zirconia ONE
First introduced (approx.) Sept 2022, 933* MPa, 3 point
Zirconia, STML (Super Translucent Multi Layer)
Crown: (4/box) H x W x L = 16.5 x 19.2 x 20.2 mm Getting
Bridge: (2/box) H x W x L = 17.8 x 19.2 x 40.0 mm Started
*ISO 6872:2015, test sample size 1.2x4x14 mm, span length 12mm

Software
NW Workflows

BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

CEREC
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 Parameters

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
Materials
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Processing

a Treat Air abrade

Conv/Bond Panavia SA Cement Universal pref. Resin
Oven CS4 (50:00 min.) CS6 (26:40 min.)1 Bonding
SpeedFire 18:40 dry2 (FAN) 8:40 min. glaze3
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Basic
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF
Maintenance
1
3rd party suggestions (not validated by Kuraray).
2
Same time for sintering up to three restorations. Use a
separate water tank to avoid cross contamination or the Chairside
restoration may look opaque. Blocks
3
>29 min. if SF is >150 C (it’s 970 C after sintering)

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 221 Update Description
Kuraray Noritake KATANA™ AVENCIA™ LT

Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 222 Update Description
 Kuraray Noritake KATANA™ AVENCIA™ LT
First introduced (approx.) 2019, 233 MPa, Biaxial
Resin composite block (nano-sized filler)
Size: 12, 14L (5/box) Getting
Started

Software
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

CEREC
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 Parameters

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
Materials
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)
Processing

Treat Air abrade

Conv/Bond Self-adhesive resin1, Adhesive Bond2 Resin
Oven Never Bonding
SpeedFire Never
MCXL 12 S 12 20 25RZ EF 25
Basic
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Maintenance
1
PANAVIA™ SA Cement Universal (self-adhesive resin cement).
2
PANAVIA™ SA Cement Universal and CLEARFIL™ Universal
Bond Quick.
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 223 Update Description
Merz Dental GmbH artBloc® Temp

Long-term (< 3 years) temporary crowns and

bridges (up to 4-units) Getting
Started
Minimal wall thickness after polishing ≥ 1 mm

Software
Wall Thick. Connectors Workflows

Anterior (1 pontic) ≥ 1 mm ≥ 9 mm
CEREC
Posterior (1 pontic) ≥ 1 mm ≥ 9 mm
Parameters
Post. (2 pontic/cant) ≥ 1 mm ≥ 12 mm

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 224 Update Description
 Merz Dental GmbH artBloc® Temp
Introduced (approx.): 2010 in SW 3.8, 93 Mpa, 3-Point
PMMA (Organic Modified Polymer Network)
Size: 15.5 x 19 x 39 mm (2/Pkg. or 10/Pkg.) Getting
Started

Software
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

CEREC
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 Parameters

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
Materials
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)
Processing

Treat Air abrade

Conv/Bond Provisional cements (eugenol free) Resin
Oven Never Bonding
SpeedFire Never
MCXL 12 S 12 20 25RZ EF 25
Basic
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Maintenance

Merz states: The addition of Dentatec in the water tank

must be reduced to 15 mL (instead of 75 mL).
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 225 Update Description
Prep Guidelines & Blocks

Getting
Started
3M™

Prep Guidelines Software

Workflows
Paradigm™ MZ100

Prep Guidelines CEREC

Parameters
Lava™ Ultimate
Materials
Prep Guidelines
Processing
Chairside Zirconia
Resin
Bonding

GC America Basic
Maintenance
Prep Guidelines

CERASMART™ Chairside
Blocks
CERASMART™ 270

Prep Guidelines Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
Initial™ LRF

Prep Guidelines TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
Initial™ LiSi Block

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 226 Update Description
3M™ Paradigm™ MZ100 (not for Primemill)

Crowns

Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding
Inlays/Onlays
Premolar Inlay Preparation
Basic
Butt joint margin
Maintenance
1.5–2.0 mm isthmus width
1.5 mm min. depth at bottom
of the fissure
Rounded internal line angles
Chairside
Blocks
Molar Onlay Preparation
Butt joint margin
1.5–2.0 mm isthmus width Tool Sets &
1.5 mm min. depth at bottom Bur Combos
of the fissure
Rounded internal line angles
1.5–2.0 mm minimum cusp TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Veneer
Standard reduction of the labial surface is 0.6 mm and 0.4 mm at the gingi-
val portion because the enamel is thinner in this area. The reduction of the
incisal, labial-lingual angle is 0.5 mm to 1.5 mm. Margins for the veneers Part
should be above the gingival tissue 0.4 to 0.6 mm deep. Chamfer or
rounded shoulder should be used for all preparations. Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 227 Update Description
3M™ Paradigm™ MZ100
First introduced (approx.) 2000, 146-157 MPa, 3 point
Ultrafine zirconia-silica particles (85% wt) in resin
Size: 14 cylindrical, 5/box Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 *E
Parameters

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
Materials
Processing
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Resin
*E = enamel (a more translucent shade) Bonding

Treat Air Abrade

Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond Basic
Oven Never Maintenance
SpeedFire Never
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Chairside
Primemill Block not an option in Primemill
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 228 Update Description
3M™ Lava™ Ultimate

As of June 2015, not indicated for crowns

Getting
Inlays/Onlays
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Veneers
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 229 Update Description
 3M™ Lava™ Ultimate
First introduced (approx.) 2011, 170-200 MPa, 3 point
Nano zirconia-silica particles (80% wt) in resin
Sizes: 12, 14L (5/box) not indicated for crowns Getting
Started

HT
Software
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 CEREC
Parameters
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Materials

Processing
LT

BL Resin
Bonding
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

Basic
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
Maintenance

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
Chairside
Blocks
Treat Air Abrade
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Tool Sets &
Oven Never
Bur Combos
SpeedFire Never
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 230 Update Description
3M™ Chairside Zirconia

Crown & Bridge

Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Three-unit bridges* Parameters
Wall Thick. Connectors

Anterior ≥ 0.8 mm ≥ 12 mm
Materials
Posterior ≥ 0.8 mm ≥ 14 mm Processing
*one pontic supported on each side by a crown
Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 231 Update Description
3M™ Chairside Zirconia
First introduced (approx.) 2019, 1000 MPa 3-point
Esthetic 4Y Zirconia (crown and bridge)
Sizes: 20/19 (5/box), 39/19 (3/box) Getting
Started

Software
BL Workflows

BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

CEREC
Parameters
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4 Materials
Processing
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Resin
Treat Air Abrade
Bonding
Conv/Bond RMGI or Self-adhesive resin
Oven CS4 130 min. (bridge), 38 min (crown)
SpeedFire 22:24 (stand.), 19:36 (thin) (FAN) Basic
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Maintenance
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF

With SW 5.2.4 : Up to 3 restorations can be sintered in the Chairside

SpeedFire. Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 232 Update Description
GC America CERASMART™

Crowns
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

GC America CERASMART™ 270

Basic
Maintenance
Crowns

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 233 Update Description
 GC America CERASMART™
First introduced (approx.) 2014, 230 MPa, 3 point
71% nano ceramics and 29% resin matrix
Sizes: 12, 14, 14L (HT and LT+1 BL) 5/box Getting
Started

BL
Software
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 CEREC
Parameters
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Materials
Processing
Treat Air Abrade*
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Resin
Oven Never
Bonding
SpeedFire Never
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Basic
Maintenance
*In a statement (June 24, 2015), GC Corporation states
that sandblasting is recommended. If not available, 5%
HF acid etch is possible (60 seconds).
Chairside
Due to the improvements, CERASMART 270 will eventually
Blocks
replace standard CERASMART.

CERASMART CERASMART 270 Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
3P Strength 230 MPa 245 MPa

Radiopacity 300% Al 380% Al TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
Flexural Energy 2.2 N x cm 2.7* N x cm
*requires
more force Part
to fracture Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 234 Update Description
 GC America CERASMART™ 270
First introduced (approx.) 2020, 245 MPa, 3 point
Improved nanofiller with Full Coverage Silane Coating
Sizes: 12, 14, 14L (HT and LT+1 BL) 5/box Getting
Started

BL Software
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

CEREC
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 Parameters

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
Materials
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Processing

Treat 5% HF 60 sec. or Air Abrade

Resin
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond
Bonding
Oven Never
SpeedFire Never
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Basic
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Maintenance

The “270” in CERASMART 270 refers to the level of flexural

energy. The 2.7 N x cm flexural energy of the material is Chairside
+23% better than that of standard CERASMART (2.2 N x Blocks
cm), meaning that the former requires more force to fracture.

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
GC makes a light-cured stain
and glaze system called
OPTIGLAZE color. TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 235 Update Description
GC America Initial™ LRF - Crowns and Veneers

Preparation Design
Getting
• Minimum wall thickness should be 1.5 mm, 1.0 at
margins. Prepare margins with a deep chamfer or Started
rounded shoulder.
• The minimum thickness of the restoration should be
1.5 mm in pit and fissure areas and 2.0 mm in cusp Software
areas. Workflows
• All internal edges and angles should be rounded.
Avoid having margins in direct occlusal contact with
the opposing tooth.
CEREC
• Gutter-shaped preparation should be avoided for all
Parameters
types of restorations.
• For veneer, the preparation should be located in the
enamel and a minimum thickness of 0.6 mm shall be
respected. Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 236 Update Description
 GC America Initial™ LRF
First introduced (approx.) 2017, 200 MPa, 3 point
Leucite-reinforced feldspar (LRF) ceramic
Sizes: 12, 14, 14L (HT and LT+1 BL) 5/box Getting
Started

BL
Software
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 CEREC
Parameters
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Materials

Processing
Treat 5% HF 60 sec. (don’t air abrade)
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond Resin
Oven Yes (custom glaze program) Bonding
SpeedFire Not supported
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Basic
Maintenance
GC Initial LRF Glaze Paste Firing Parameters

Pre-heating Drying time Raise of Vacuum Final Holding time

temperature temperature temperature Chairside
450ºC 4 min 45ºC/min Yes 840-860 ºC 1 min Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 237 Update Description
GC America Initial™ LiSi Block

Preparation Design: Prepare margins with a deep chamfer

or rounded shoulder.
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Crown Crown
Posterior
Parameters
Anterior

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Inlay Onlay Basic

Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

Veneer TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 238 Update Description
 GC America Initial™ LiSi Block
First introduced (approx.) Oct 2021, 408 MPa, Biaxial
Fully crystallized lithium disilicate (polish and place)
Sizes: 14 (HT and LT) 5/box Getting
Started

BL
Software
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 CEREC
Parameters
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Materials

Processing
Treat 5% HF 20 sec. (don’t air abrade)
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond Resin
Oven CS2 (12:30–13:10) Bonding
SpeedFire 12:00 optional glazing (no FAN)
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF Basic
Maintenance
GC Initial LiSi Lustre Paste Firing Parameters

Pre-heating Drying time Raise of Vacuum Final Holding time

temperature temperature temperature Chairside
450ºC 4 min 45ºC/min Yes 735-760 ºC 1 min Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 239 Update Description
Prep Guidelines & Blocks

Getting
Started
SHOFU

Prep Guidelines Software

Workflows
HC

HC (2L) CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing
COLTENE
Resin
Prep Guidelines Bonding

BRILLIANT Crios
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 240 Update Description
SHOFU Block HC & Block HC 2L

Crowns
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters
Inlays/Onlays

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Veneers Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 241 Update Description
 SHOFU BLOCK HC
First introduced (approx.) 2016, 191 MPa, 3 point
61% nano zirconium silicate in a resin matrix
Sizes: 12 (small), 14 (medium), 5/box Getting
Started

HT 59 OC Software
59 = incisal (lab ref.) Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 OC = occlusal (lab ref.)

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 CEREC
Parameters
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest) Materials

Processing
LT

W2 = Between A1 Resin
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4 W2
and Bleach White Bonding
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4

Basic
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4 Maintenance

Chairside
Treat Air abrade Blocks
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond*
Oven Never
SpeedFire Never Tool Sets &
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25 Bur Combos
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF

*Because it is a zirconia-rich resin and not a ceramic, Shofu TiBases &

recommends using their HC Primer on the intaglio (a zirco- FLO/FLO-S
nia primer, very important to prevent debonding). Then use
any self-adhesive resin cement like Shofu’s MonoCem.
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 242 Update Description
 SHOFU BLOCK HC (2L)
First introduced (approx.) 2016, 191 MPa, 3 point
61% nano zirconium silicate in a resin matrix
Sizes: 12 (small), 14 (medium), 5/box Getting
Started

Software
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4
Workflows

B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
CEREC
Parameters
A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4

Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)

Materials
Processing
Treat Air abrade
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond*
Oven Never Resin
SpeedFire Never Bonding
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF
Basic
*Because it is a zirconia-rich resin and not a ceramic, Shofu
Maintenance
recommends using their HC Primer on the intaglio (a zirco-
nia primer, very important to prevent debonding). Then use
any self-adhesive resin cement like Shofu’s MonoCem. Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 243 Update Description
COLTENE BRILLIANT Crios

Crowns

Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

Inlay CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding
Onlay
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Veneer
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 244 Update Description
 COLTENE – BRILLIANT Crios
First introduced (approx.) 2016, 198 MPa, 3 point
Reinforced composite (71% filler by weight)
Sizes: 12, 14 (5/box) Getting
Started
COLTENE lists the biaxial flexural strength (262 MPa)

Software
HT
Workflows
BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

CEREC
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4
Parameters

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
Materials
Available shades shown in orange arranged by value (brightest to darkest)
Processing

LT
Resin
BL
Bonding

BL1 BL2 BL3 BL4

Basic
B1 A1 B2 D2 A2 C1 C2 D4 Maintenance

A3 D3 B3 A3.5 B4 C3 A4 C4
Chairside
Blocks
Treat Air abrade
Conv/Bond Adhesive Bond Tool Sets &
Oven Never Bur Combos
SpeedFire Never
MCXL 12S 12 20 25RZ 12EF 25
Primemill Z&G Z-EF Z-SF P&G P-EF G-EF TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 245 Update Description
Understanding Strength Data

There are many ways to report flexural strength

Getting
data, so it’s important to understand the test Started
method behind the numbers. These charts
illustrate two different test methods for calcu-
Software
lating flexural strength. Both test methods are Workflows
accepted according to ISO 6872:2015.

3-point flexural strength test Biaxial flexural strength test CEREC

Force
Parameters
Force

Materials
Material
Material Processing
Support
Support Support Support Support

Resin
Bonding
The 3-point flexural strength test utilizes a
bar sample with two supports, while the
biaxial test method utilizes a disc sample with Basic
Maintenance
a larger surface area and three supports. The
biaxial test method requires more force to
break the sample. This results in a higher Chairside
flexural strength value when the biaxial Blocks
test method is used.
Tool Sets &
CEREC Tessera CEREC Tessera Bur Combos
3-point test biaxial test

550 MPa >700 MPa TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
When comparing two materials, only use
values from the same testing method
(3-point vs. 3-point, not 3-point vs. biaxial). Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 246 Update Description
Is a Material Strong Enough?

Is more strength better? Enamel has a flexural

Getting
strength of about 80-120 MPa (3 point). So all
Started
of the CEREC blocks are stronger than the
enamel and dentin they are replacing.
Software
Workflows
What makes natural teeth so long-lasting is
the wonderful interface between enamel and
dentin. CEREC
Parameters
The “weakest” blocks (e.g., the ones made of
feldspathic porcelain like VITABLOCS Mark II) Materials
perform very well with the recommended Processing
material thickness.
Resin
More than 95% of Mark II restorations were Bonding
clinically successful after 5 years. 90% func-
tionally successful after 10 years. (Int. Journal
Basic
of Computerized Dent., 2000 Sept) Maintenance

Generally speaking, there is a trade-off between

Chairside
strength and beauty. And higher-strength blocks
Blocks
typically require less reduction. However, all the
blocks work well if you follow the manufacturer’s
recommendations. Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

Adequate reduction is very important if

you want long-lasting restorations with TiBases &
great anatomy. FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 247 Update Description
What is Fracture Toughness?

Strength is measured by the stress required

Getting
to break a material. A strong material can Started
withstand high stress without breaking. The
opposite of strong is weak.
Software
Workflows
Tough materials (like titanium) deform instead
of break under high pressure. Ceramics are
very brittle (the opposite of tough). They CEREC
Parameters
break under high pressure.

Fracture toughness (taken from CD magazine Materials

Processing
Q3 2016) is a value that measures a material’s
ability to resist crack propagation. It is a test
that allows for meaningful comparisons of Resin
dental ceramics. Bonding

For dental materials, the values for fracture Basic

toughness (K1C) range from 0.8 for veneering Maintenance
porcelains to 5.1 for zirconia. Metals start at
about 20 and go into the hundreds.
Chairside
Blocks
The higher the fracture toughness the lower
the probability of failure at any given load.
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 248 Update Description
Restorative Esthetics: What Matters
Most?
Getting
(in order of importance): Started

1 Silhouette or perimeter shape

Software
Workflows
2 Surface morphology and texture

3 Value (how much gray/black; how bright) CEREC

Parameters

4 Translucency or opacity
Materials
5 Chroma (the strength of the color). Processing

For example, consider A4. The letter (A) is

the hue (orange), and the number (4) is the Resin
intensity or chroma of that color or hue. Bonding

6 Hue or color. A color wheel is technically a Basic

hue wheel. The Classic Shade system has Maintenance
four general hues:
A = Orange (Reddish-Brownish) Chairside
B = Yellow (Reddish/Yellowish) Blocks
C = Gray/Brown (Gray)
D = Red (Reddish/Gray)
Tool Sets &
One way to remember the four hues: Bur Combos

A is for apple (but it’s not an apple, it’s Orange)

B is bee (a black and Yellow-striped bee) TiBases &
C is for cat (an ugly Gray and Brown cat) FLO/FLO-S
D is for dog (like Clifford, the big Red cartoon dog)

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 249 Update Description
 Brighter B1
• Tooth s
• An inte
Closest match between VITA classical A1 50 yea
• 16 sha
A1-D4 and VITA SYSTEM 3D-MASTER
A2

• Practic
B2
A3
B4
empiric

Getting
C1
BL2 0M2 BL3 0M3 D4
B3 A3,5

Started
D2
A1 1M2 B1 1M1 C3
D3
4M2
A2 2M2 B2 2M2 C2
C4 4M2
L
A3 2M3 B3 2M2 D2 3M1
Redd
Software
C3
A3.5 3M2 B4 3M3 D3A4 3M2
A4 4M2 C1 2M1 D4 3M2 Workflows
C2 3M1 C4

More intensive
The above conversions are rough approximations.
CEREC
Both guides use the same Darker color space but are Paler
Parameters
arranged very differently in that space. The graphics
More yellow More red
below are for illustration purposes only and shades
may not line up precisely between Materials systems.
TA solutions. Schematic, simplified representation

Processing
e route to the right tooth shade must be a reliable one.
VITA classical A1-D4 ®. A simple yet VITA effectiv
SY
The most
1M2
important facts andResin
system characterist
The mos
hter B1 Brighter 1
• Tooth shade determinationBonding
in just a single step
• Shade
1M1
• An internationally established system forspacemore to
A1 50 years • Reliabl
2M3
• 16 shade samples 2R2.5
Basic • 26 natu
A2 2L2.5
2M2
• Practical shade2R1.5sample sequence based on hues
tooth c
Maintenance
2L1.5
2
B2
A3
B4
empirical findings
2M1
• Longst
C1 deman
D4 A3,5
B3 3M3
D2 3L2.5 3R2.5
D3

Chairside
3M2

3L1.5 3R1.5
C2 Lightness (L) 3
3M1
Lightness BlocksLightness
Lightness L

C3 Reddish-brownish Reddish-yellowish grey Re

4M3
4L2.5 4R2.5
A4
4M2

Tool Sets &

4L1.5 4R1.5
4
C4 4M1

Bur Combos
More intensive 3 More intensive
5M3
2.5
2 Chroma (C)
5M2
1.5
arker Paler 5
Darker 1 Paler

L M
5M1
R
TiBases &
More yellow More red Hue (h) FLO/FLO-S
tic, simplified representation Schematic, simplified representation
MORE MORE
Part
VITA classical A1-D4 VITA SYSTEM 3D-MASTER Numbers
VITA SYSTEM 3D-MASTER®. Modern efficie
1M2
The most important facts and system characterist
• Shade sample sequence v. 5.2.9
hter 1 USA/Canada
1M1
250 for optimum coverage o Update Description
When to use HT, LT, and MT

HT = High Translucency Getting

- For inlay/onlay/crown-lay restorations Started
where you want the transition to blend in
without leaving a visible line.
Software
- Because these blocks are highly translucent, Workflows
full-coverage HT crowns can drop in value
because more light passes through the mate- CEREC
rial and less light is reflected back to the eye. Parameters
And if you have a dark stump shade, more of
the darkness can show through.
Materials
Processing
LT = Low Translucency
- Because the transition line is more dis-
Resin
cernible, this translucency is good for
Bonding
subgingival margin placement.
- LT blocks may appear brighter than the
Basic
shade from the guide because more light is Maintenance
reflected back to the eye.
- LT blocks are often used for restorations
Chairside
next to an existing PFM, and have a similar Blocks
look. They may also be used to block out a
darker stump shade because they have less
Tool Sets &
show-through.
Bur Combos

MT = Medium Translucency
- Some manufacturers offer this translucency TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
which provides a nice balance between HT
and LT.
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 251 Update Description
Popular Shades To Stock

Consider stocking a broad range of shades

Getting
and translucencies to allow for uncompro-
Started
mised esthetics.

The percentages below represent 50,000 Software

Workflows
Classic shade requests for anterior and poste-
rior crowns from one of the largest labs in the
country. These are only suggestions. Please CEREC
consider your patient demographics. Parameters

The first five The next five The remaining Materials

of all requests increase that per- shades make up Processing
represent centage to 95%: the rest of lab
80%: requests.

A1 29.0% D3 4.1% C3 1.4% Resin

A2 26.5% C1 3.3% B3 0.9% Bonding
A3 9.0% C2 3.0% A4 0.8%
B1 8.7% B2 2.8% D4 0.5%
D2 6.5% A3.5 2.8% C4 0.5% Basic
Maintenance

Shade Percents based on last 50,000 vita shade requests

32%

30% 29% Chairside

Blocks
28%
26%
26%

24%

22%

20%

18%

16%
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
14%

12%

10% 9% 9%
8%
7%
6%
4%
4% 3% 3% 3% 3%
2% 1% 1% 1%
0% 0% 0% 0% 0% TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
0%
A1 A2 A3 B1 D2 D3 C1 C2 B2 A3.5 C3 B3 A4 D4 C4 A1.5 A2.5 B4

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 252 Update Description
 Primemill MC X / MC XL

Tool Sets

Getting
Started
Mill ZrO2 & Grind

Software
Workflows

Mill ZrO2 Super-Fast

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Mill ZrO2 Extra Fine Processing

Resin
Bonding

Grind Extra Fine

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Mill PMMA & Grind Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

Mill PMMA Extra Fine

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 253 Update Description
Mill ZrO2 & Grind

Motor set 1 Getting

Started
Bur 2.5 ZrO2 CS (3/Pkg.)

Software
Workflows

#67 13 940
CEREC
Parameters
Bur 1.0 CS (3/Pkg.)
Materials
Processing

#67 13 932 Resin

Bonding

Motor set 2 Basic

Maintenance
Diamond 1.4 CS (6/Pkg.)

Chairside
Blocks
#67 14 088

Tool Sets &

Diamond 1.2 CS (6/Pkg.) Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

#67 14 070
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 254 Update Description
Mill ZrO2 Super-Fast

Motor set 1 Getting

Started
Bur 2.5 ZrO2 CS (3/Pkg.)

Software
Workflows

#67 13 940
CEREC
Parameters
Bur 2.5 ZrO2 CS (3/Pkg.)
Materials
Processing

#67 13 940 Resin

Bonding

Motor set 2 Basic

Maintenance
Bur 1.0 CS (3/Pkg.)

Chairside
Blocks

#67 13 932
Tool Sets &
Bur 1.0 CS (3/Pkg.) Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

#67 13 932
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 255 Update Description
Mill ZrO2 Extra Fine

Motor set 1 Getting

Started
Bur 2.5 ZrO2 CS (3/Pkg.)

Software
Workflows

#67 13 940
CEREC
Parameters
Bur 1.0 CS (3/Pkg.)
Materials
Processing

#67 13 932 Resin

Bonding

Motor set 2 Basic

Maintenance
Diamond 1.4 CS (6/Pkg.) OR ANY TOOL

Chairside
Blocks
#67 14 088

Tool Sets &

Bur 0.5 CS (3/Pkg.) Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

#67 13 924
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 256 Update Description
Grind Extra Fine

Motor set 1 Getting

Started
Diamond 1.0 CS* (6/Pkg.)

Software
Workflows

#67 14 062
CEREC
Parameters
Diamond 0.6 CS* (6/Pkg.)
Materials
Processing

#67 14 054 Resin

Bonding

Motor set 2 Basic

Maintenance
Diamond 1.4 CS (6/Pkg.)

Chairside
Blocks
#67 14 088

Tool Sets &

Diamond 1.2 CS (6/Pkg.) Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
#67 14 070
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 257 Update Description
Mill PMMA & Grind

Motor set 1 Getting

Started
Bur 2.5 PMMA CS (3/Pkg.)

Software
Workflows

#67 37 469
CEREC
Parameters
Bur 1.0 CS (3/Pkg.)
Materials
Processing

#67 13 932 Resin

Bonding

Motor set 2 Basic

Maintenance
Diamond 1.4 CS (6/Pkg.)

Chairside
Blocks
#67 14 088

Tool Sets &

Diamond 1.2 CS (6/Pkg.) Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

#67 14 070
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 258 Update Description
Mill PMMA Extra Fine

Motor set 1 Getting

Started
Bur 2.5 PMMA CS (3/Pkg.)

Software
Workflows

#67 37 469
CEREC
Parameters
Bur 1.0 CS (3/Pkg.)
Materials
Processing

#67 13 932 Resin

Bonding

Motor set 2 Basic

Maintenance
Diamond 1.4 CS (6/Pkg.) OR ANY TOOL

Chairside
Blocks
#67 14 088

Tool Sets &

Bur 0.5 CS (3/Pkg.) Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

#67 13 924
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 259 Update Description
 Primemill MC X / MC XL

Bur Combos

Getting
Started
1: Step Bur 12 S + 12 S

Software
Workflows

2: Step Bur 12 + 12 S
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
3: Step Bur 20 + 20 Processing

Resin
Bonding

4: Shaper 25 RZ + Fin 10
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
5: 12 EF + 12 EF Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

6: Shaper 25 + Fin 10
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 260 Update Description
Combination 1
Wet mill, Motor set 1 or 2

Step Bur 12 S (Standard, 1.35 mm tip, 6/Pkg.) Getting

Started

Software
#6240167 Workflows

Cylinder Pointed Bur 12 S (1.75 mm tip, 6/Pkg.)

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing
#6240159
Works with:

Dentsply Sirona Celtra Duo / CEREC Tessera

Resin
Bonding
CEREC Blocs C, Blocs C PC
VITA VITABLOCS Mark II
VITABLOCS TriLuxe Forte, RealLife Basic
VITA ENAMIC, multiColor, ST Maintenance
VITA ENAMIC IS (abutment)
SUPRINITY PC
VITA CAD-Temp monoColor Chairside
Ivoclar Vivadent IPS e.max CAD Blocks
IPS e.max CAD (Abutment Solutions)
IPS Empress CAD, Empress Multi
IPS Telio CAD Tool Sets &
Tetric CAD Bur Combos
Kuraray Noritake KATANA Avencia
3M™ Lava Ultimate
TiBases &
Paradigm MZ100
FLO/FLO-S
GC America CERASMART / CERASMART 270
Initial LRF
SHOFU BLOCK HC, BLOCK HC (2L) Part
COLTENE BRILLIANT Crios Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 261 Update Description
Combination 2
Wet mill, Motor set 1 or 2

Step Bur 12 (Narrow, 0.95 mm tip, 6/Pkg.) Getting

Started

Software
#6260025 Workflows

Cylinder Pointed Bur 12 S (6/Pkg.)

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
#6240159 Processing

Works with:
Resin
Dentsply Sirona Celtra Duo / CEREC Tessera
Bonding
CEREC Blocs C, Blocs C PC
VITA VITABLOCS Mark II, TriLuxe
VITABLOCS TriLuxe Forte, RealLife Basic
VITA ENAMIC, multiColor, ST Maintenance
SUPRINITY PC
Ivoclar Vivadent IPS e.max CAD
IPS Empress CAD, Empress Multi Chairside
Tetric CAD Blocks
Kuraray Noritake KATANA Avencia
3M™ Lava Ultimate
Paradigm MZ100 Tool Sets &
GC America CERASMART Bur Combos
SHOFU BLOCK HC, BLOCK HC (2L)
COLTENE BRILLIANT Crios
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
0.95 mm 1.35 mm

Part
12 Step vs 12 S Step Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 262 Update Description
Combination 3
Wet mill, Motor set 1 or 2

Step Bur 20 (6/Pkg.) Getting

Started

Software
#6259597 Workflows

Cylinder Pointed Bur 20 (6/Pkg.)

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
#6259589 Processing

Works with:

Dentsply Sirona CEREC Zirconia

Resin
Bonding
inCoris TZI
inCoris TZI C
inCoris ZI meso (abutment) Basic
VITA VITA CAD-Temp multiColor Maintenance
VITA YZ HT
Ivoclar Vivadent IPS e.max ZirCAD LT
IPS e.max ZirCAD MT Multi Chairside
IPS Telio CAD (Abutment Solutions) Blocks
Kuraray Noritake KATANA Zr STML
Merz Dental artBloc Temp
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
In CEREC® SW 4.5.x and later, the only material
that requires 20 mm diamond burs is the CEREC
Guide 1.0, which was discontinued Dec 2017. The TiBases &
other materials listed above can be milled with FLO/FLO-S
carbide burs

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 263 Update Description
Combination 4 More
Wet mill, Motor set 1 Info

Shaper 25 RZ* (3/Pkg.) Getting

Started

Software
#6433440 Workflows

Finisher 10 (3/Pkg.)
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
#6299387 Processing

Wet mill only. Works with:

Dentsply Sirona CEREC Zirconia / CEREC Zirconia+

Resin
Bonding
CEREC MTL Zirconia (SW 5.2.2+)
inCoris TZI / TZI C
inCoris ZI meso (abutment) Basic
CEREC Guide 2 Maintenance
VITA VITA CAD-Temp monoColor
VITA CAD-Temp multiColor
VITA YZ HT Chairside
Ivoclar Vivadent IPS e.max ZirCAD LT Blocks
IPS e.max ZirCAD MT Multi / Prime
IPS Telio CAD
IPS Telio CAD (Abutment Solutions) Tool Sets &
Kuraray Noritake KATANA Zr STML, KATANA Zr One Bur Combos
Merz Dental artBloc Temp
3M Chairside Zirconia
TiBases &
*RZ indicates that it is used for wet milling FLO/FLO-S
resin/PMMA (R) and zirconia (Z).

Carbide milling requires a mill with a serial number Part

> 202001 (MC) > 129001 (older MC XL) Numbers
> 231001 (MC X) > 302001 (newer MC XL)
v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 264 Update Description
Combination 5 More
Wet mill, Motor set 1 Info

Cylinder 12 EF (4-motor only, 0.92 mm tip, 6/Pkg.) Getting

Started

Software
#6535186 Workflows

Cylinder Pointed 12 EF (4-motor only, 1.18 mm, 6/Pkg.)

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing
#6535178
Works with:

Dentsply Sirona CEREC Tessera

Resin
Bonding
Celtra Duo
CEREC Blocs C, Blocs C PC
VITA VITABLOCS Mark II, TriLuxe Basic
VITABLOCS TriLuxe Forte, RealLife Maintenance
VITA ENAMIC, multiColor, ST
VITA ENAMIC IS (abutment)
SUPRINITY PC Chairside
Ivoclar Vivadent IPS e.max CAD Blocks
IPS e.max CAD (Abutment Solutions)
IPS Empress CAD, Empress Multi
Tetric CAD Tool Sets &
Kuraray Noritake KATANA Avencia Bur Combos
3M™ Lava Ultimate
Paradigm MZ100
TiBases &
GC America CERASMART
FLO/FLO-S
Initial LRF
SHOFU BLOCK HC, BLOCK HC (2L)
COLTENE BRILLIANT Crios Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 265 Update Description
Combination 6 More
Dry mill, Motor set 1 Info

Shaper 25 (3/Pkg.) Getting

Started

Software
#6299395 Workflows

Finisher 10 (3/Pkg.)
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
#6299387 Processing

Dry mill only. Works with:

Dentsply Sirona CEREC Zirconia, CEREC Zirconia+

Resin
Bonding
CEREC MTL Zirconia
inCoris TZI, inCoris TZI C
inCoris ZI meso (abutment) Basic
VITA VITA YZ HT Maintenance
Ivoclar Vivadent IPS e.max ZirCAD LT
IPS e.max ZirCAD MT Multi / Prime
Kuraray Noritake KATANA Zr STML, KATANA Zr One Chairside
3M Chairside Zirconia Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 266 Update Description
Carbide Burs (Wet-milled Zirconia)

“Is my older milling unit carbide ready?” Getting

Yes, if you have a MC X / MC XL milling unit Started
with a serial number at least as high as:

MC 202001 MC XL 129001 Software

Workflows
MC X 231001 MC XL PL 302001

Contact your dealer if not.

CEREC
Parameters
Shaper 25 RZ Finisher 10

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
#64 79 856 #64 79 849

Chairside
“Do I just need to order the carbide burs?”
Blocks
No, you will also need a new wrench. The
Shaper 25 RZ carbide bur needs to be tight-
ened at a higher torque than the other Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
diamond or carbide burs.

Therefore, a new long-handled wrench is TiBases &

required (64 79 856). FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 267 Update Description
Can I use carbide burs for Ivoclar e.max,
Ivoclar Empress, 3M Lava Ultimate, VITA
ENAMIC, GC America CERASMART?
Getting
No, you use them for milling temporary Started
bridges, zirconia (wet milling), and CEREC
Guide 2 and 3 blocks.
Software
Workflows
Is there any esthetic difference between
diamond and carbide milling?
For temporary bridge blocks, there’s little CEREC
Parameters
difference.

But with zirconia, carbide burs provide Materials

greater accuracy, smoother surfaces, less Processing
chipping at the margins, and a significantly
smaller sprue size. Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Shaper 25 or 25 RZ 20 mm Diamond Burs Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 268 Update Description
Should I order a second water tank if I
wet-mill zirconia?
Yes, the water in the tank contains ceramic
Getting
milling debris. This doesn’t affect ceramics but Started
may cause zirconia to discolor since it’s very
porous before sintering. Cleaning a zirconia
Software
restoration does not remove the cross-contami-
Workflows
nation left on the surface before sintering.

Do carbide burs mill temporary bridge CEREC

Parameters
blocks faster than diamond burs?
No. A four-unit temporary bridge (35mm
span) took 16 minutes longer to mill than the Materials
same bridge using the standard 12 S Processing
diamond burs (60 minutes vs 44 minutes).
Resin
So why would I use these carbide burs? Bonding
They are required to mill CEREC Guide 2 & 3
blocks. They are preferred when milling tem- Basic
porary bridge blocks and zirconia because of Maintenance
the smaller sprue size.

Chairside
The most compelling reason to use carbide Blocks
burs with temporary bridge blocks is that car-
bides don’t gum up like diamond burs. The
friction from the diamonds grinding on the Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
PMMA material softens it and coats the
cutting surface. Because of this, you’ll often
get defective-bur errors. The burs are not TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
defective, but they are gummed up. You may
need check on the mill and replace/clean the
diamond burs until the restoration finishes. Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 269 Update Description
12 EF (Extra-Fine) Burs

Can my software and milling unit use the

Getting
12 EF burs?
Started
Extra Fine milling is available in SW 4.4 or
higher with a four-motor milling unit (e.g., MC
XL Practice Lab). Place the 12 EF burs in Software
Workflows
motor set 1 (where the carbides normally go).

The standard 12 S burs do the initial gross CEREC

reduction (motor set 2). Then the EF burs go Parameters
back over the restoration removing the final
100-300 microns. Materials
Processing

12 S (left) 12 S (right)
Resin
Bonding

12 EF (left) 12 EF (right)
Basic
Maintenance
Notice the smaller tips and diameters of the 12 EF burs
compared to the standard 12 S burs.
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
45º 33º
TiBases &
12 S 12 EF FLO/FLO-S

The right pointed 12 EF bur has a 33º angle versus the

Part
45º of the right pointed 12 S bur. This allows it to mill
finer details.
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 270 Update Description
Can my software and milling unit use the
12 EF burs?
Extra Fine (EF) milling is available in CEREC
Getting
SW 4.4 and later if you have a four-motor Started
milling unit (e.g., MC XL Practice Lab).

Software
Can I use 12 EF burs for Ivoclar e.max®
Workflows
and other full-coverage ceramics?
In CEREC SW 4.6, you can use them for all
restorations except zirconia and temporary CEREC
Parameters
bridge blocks.

Do they mill faster than the standard 12 S Materials

diamond burs? Processing
No. Milling is twice as long because it mills
the entire restoration twice. Resin
Bonding
So why would I use 12 EF burs?
The burs were developed to help with more Basic
complex restorations such as detailed anteri- Maintenance
ors, deep-fissure molars, and bridges.

Chairside
Dr. Mike Skramstad said, “Where you will see Blocks
the major difference is with bridges. [With
molars], the surface will be smoother…and
the anatomy will be a little bit better. But at Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
the cost of twice the milling time. I only use it
for two-appointment procedures (bridges,
implant veneering structures, and larger ante- TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
rior cases).”

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 271 Update Description
Carbide Burs (Dry Mill Zirconia)

What’s required to dry mill Dentsply Sirona Getting

CEREC Zirconia+ and CEREC MTL Zirconia? Started
For the MC X / MC XL, you will need SW 5.1.3
material pack or greater, dry-milling carbide Software
burs (Shaper 25 and Finisher 10), and a suc- Workflows
tion-equipped milling unit.

CEREC
Do I need a new wrench for the Shaper 25? Parameters
No, you use the same short-handled wrench
(the one with a green dot on the end) that the
Materials
diamond burs and the smaller Finisher 10 Processing
carbide burs use.

Do I need a second water tank? Resin

Bonding
No, zirconia is dry milled when the suction unit
is activated, so there isn’t cross-contamination
from the materials that are wet milled. Basic
Maintenance

If I already have the Shaper 25 RZ carbide

burs, do I still need the Shaper 25 carbide Chairside
burs? Blocks
Yes, you still need the Shaper 25 carbide bur if
you have a wet/dry milling unit and want to dry Tool Sets &
mill zirconia. The Shaper 25 RZ is only used to Bur Combos
wet mill zirconia, temporary bridge blocks, and
surgical guides. The burs aren’t interchangeable.
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 272 Update Description
TiBase 5.2.9 IO FLO IO FLO-S

IPS e.max

Telio CAD

ENAMIC IS
BioHorizons

Internal Connection (BH)

Getting
Camlog (Order Direct) Started

CAMLOG, CONELOG, iSy

Software
Dentsply Sirona
Workflows
Ankylos (ANK C/X)

Astra Tech, Prime/OmniTaper EV (AT EV)

CEREC
Dentsply Sirona others Parameters

DS Frialit / Xive (FX)

Materials
Nobel Biocare Brånemark (NB B)
Processing
Nobel Biocare Replace (3-channel, NB RS)

Biomet 3i External Hex (B O)

Resin
Zimmer Tapered Screw-Vent (Z TSV) Bonding
DS Astra Tech Osseospeed TX (AT OS)

Straumannn Tissue Level (synOcta S SO) Basic

Maintenance
Biomet 3i Certain® (B C)

Straumann Bone Level (CrossFit S BL)

Chairside
Nobel Biocare Active (Conical, NB A)
Blocks
Hiossen ET (O TS)

MIS (Order Direct) *see page details for exceptions Tool Sets &
C1, V3 (Conical) Bur Combos
*
SEVEN, M4 (Internal Hex) *
TiBases &
Straumann (Order Direct) *see page details for exceptions
FLO/FLO-S
Variobase C

Thommen Medical Part

Numbers
SPI Element, SPI Contact

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 273 Update Description
BioHorizons (BH)
Conical internal-hex connection
30 Ncm Tightening torque
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each CEREC

Parameters
Platform 3.0 / Implant Dia. 3.0/3.8
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg. Screws (2/Pkg.)
Materials
65 32 779 65 32 761 64 31 311 (S) 65 61 240
Processing

Platform 3.5 / Implant Dia. 3.0/3.5/3.8/4.0/4.6

65 32 894 65 32 886 64 31 329 (L) 65 61 257 Resin
Bonding

Platform 4.5 / Implant Dia. 4.0/4.6/5.0/5.8

65 32 951 65 32 944 64 31 329 (L) 65 61 257 Basic
Maintenance
Platform 5.7 / Implant Dia. 5.0/5.8/6.0
65 36 242 65 36 234 64 31 329 (L) 65 61 257 Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 274 Update Description
BioHorizons diameter 3.0mm 3.4mm 3.8mm

(1 of 2) connec. 3.0 3.0 3.0

Tapered 9.0mm -- -- TLXP3809

-- TLX3409 BTA3809
Getting
Birmingham, AL 10.5mm -- -- TLXP3810
Started
888-246-8338 TLX3010 TLX3410 BTA3810

12.0mm -- -- TLXP3812

TLX3012 TLX3412 BTA3812

Software
15.0mm -- -- TLXP3815
Workflows
TLX3015 TLX3415 BTA3815
18.0mm -- TLX3418 BTA3818

TTLx = Tapered Tissue Level Implants CEREC

TL = Tapered Internal with Laser-Lok Complete Parameters
TLXP = Tapered Plus Implants / BTA = Tapered Pro Implant, Laser-Lok, RBT

TLR = Tapered Internal Implants with 3inOne Abutment

TLX = Mount-Free Tapered Internal Implants Materials

Processing
diameter 3.0mm 3.8 / 4.2 4.6mm 4.6/5.2 5.8mm 5.8mm

connec. 3.5 3.5 3.5 4.5 4.5 5.7

7.5mm -- TTLY3807 -- TTLG4607 -- TTLB5807

Resin
-- -- -- TL4607 -- TL5807
Bonding
-- -- TLXP4607 -- TLXP5807 --

-- -- -- TLR4607 -- TLR5807
-- -- -- TLX4607 -- TLX5807
Basic
9.0mm -- TTLY3809 -- TTLG4609 -- TTLB5809
Maintenance
-- -- -- TL4609 -- TL5809

-- BTA4209 TLXP4609 BTA5209 TLXP5809 --

-- TLR3809 BTA4609 TLR4609 -- TLR5809

Chairside
-- TLX3809 -- TLX4609 -- TLX5809
Blocks
10.5mm TTLY3010 TTLY3810 -- TTLG4610 -- TTLB5810
-- BTA4210 TLXP4610 BTA5210 TLXP5810 --

-- TLR3810 BTA4610 TLR4610 -- TLR5810

Tool Sets &
-- TLX3810 -- TLX4610 -- TLX5810
Bur Combos
12.0mm TTLY3012 TTLY3812 -- TTLG4612 -- TTLB5812

-- BTA4212 TLXP4612 BTA5212 TLXP5812 --

-- TLR3812 BTA4612 TLR4612 -- TLR5812
TiBases &
-- TLX3812 -- TLX4612 -- TLX5812
FLO/FLO-S
15.0mm -- BTA4215 TLXP4615 BTA5215 TLXP5815 --

-- TLR3815 BTA4615 TLR4615 -- TLR5815

-- TLX3815 -- TLX4615 -- TXL5815 Part

18.0mm -- TLX3818 -- TLX4618 -- -- Numbers
-- BTA4218 BTA4618 -- -- --

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 275 Update Description
BioHorizons Single Stage:

LSxR = Single Stage RBT with Laser-Lok

(2 of 2) SxR = Single Stage RBT
Single Stage
and Internal Internal:
Getting
PxLX = Internal Mount-free RBT with Laser-Lok
Started
Birmingham, AL LPxR = Internal RBT Surface with Laser-Lok

888-246-8338 PxR = Internal RBT (Resorbable Blast Texturing)

PxH = Internal Hydroxylapatite (HA)

Software
Workflows
diameter 3.5mm 4.0mm 4.0mm 5.0mm 5.0mm 6.0mm

connec. 3.5 3.5 4.5 4.5 5.7 5.7

7.0mm LSYR3507 LSYR4007 LSGR4007 LSGR5007 LSBR5007 LSBR6007 CEREC

SYR3507 SYR4007 SGR4007 SGR5007 SBR5007 SBR6007 Parameters
-- -- -- -- -- --

-- -- -- -- -- --
-- -- -- -- -- -- Materials
-- -- -- -- -- -- Processing
9.0mm LSYR3509 LSYR4009 LSGR4009 LSGR5009 LSBR5009 LSBR6009
SYR3509 SYR4009 SGR4009 SGR5009 SBR5009 SBR6009
PYLX3509 -- PGLX4009 -- PBLX5009 PBLX6009 Resin
LPYR3509 -- LPGR4009 -- LPBR5009 LPBR6009 Bonding
PYR3509 -- PGR4009 -- PBR5009 PBR6009

PYH3509 -- PGH4009 -- PBH5009 PBH6009

10.5mm LSYR35105 LSYR40105 LSGR40105 LSGR50105 LSBR50105 LSBR60105 Basic

SYR35105 SYR40105 SGR40105 SGR50105 SBR50105 SBR60105 Maintenance
PYLX35105 -- PGLX40105 -- PBLX50105 PBLX60105

LPYR35105 -- LPGR40105 -- LPBR50105 LPBR60105

PYR35105 -- PGR40105 -- PBR50105 PBR60105 Chairside

PYH35105 -- PGH40105 -- PBH50105 PBH60105 Blocks
12.0mm LSYR3512 LSYR4012 LSGR4012 LSGR5012 LSBR5012 LSBR6012

SYR3512 SYR4012 SGR4012 SGR5012 SBR5012 SBR6012

PYLX3512 -- PGLX4012 -- PBLX5012 PBLX6012 Tool Sets &

LPYR3512 -- LPGR4012 -- LPBR5012 LPBR6012 Bur Combos
PYR3512 -- PGR4012 -- PBR5012 PBR6012

PYH3512 -- PGH4012 -- PBH5012 PBH6012

15.0mm LSYR3515 LSYR4015 LSGR4015 LSGR5015 LSBR5015 LSBR6015 TiBases &

-- -- -- -- -- -- FLO/FLO-S
PYLX3515 -- PGLX4015 -- PBLX5015 PBLX6015
LPYR3515 -- LPGR4015 -- LPBR5015 LPBR6015
PYR3515 -- PGR4015 -- PBR5015 PBR6015
Part
PYH3515 -- PGH4015 -- PBH5015 PBH6015
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 276 Update Description
Camlog (Order Direct)
BioHorizons/Camlog Store 888-246-8338

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

Getting
Started
CAMLOG

Size TiBase ScanPost DS Scanbodies

Software
3.3 mm K2244.3348 K2620.3306 6431311 (S)
Workflows
3.8 mm K2244.3848 K2620.3806 6431311 (S)
4.3 mm K2244.4348 K2620.4306 6431311 (S)
5.0 mm K2244.5048 K2620.5006 6431329 (L) CEREC
Parameters
6.0 mm K2244.6048 K2620.6006 6431329 (L)

Materials
CONELOG Processing
Size/GH TiBase ScanPost DS Scanbodies

3.3/0.8 C2242.3308 C2620.3306 6431311 (S)

Resin
3.8/0.8 C2242.3808 C2620.3806 6431311 (S) Bonding
4.3/0.8 C2242.4308 C2620.4306 6431311 (S)
5.0/0.8 C2242.5008 C2620.5006 6431329 (L)
Basic
3.3/2.0 C2242.3320 C2620.3306 6431311 (S) Maintenance
3.8/2.0 C2242.3820 C2620.3806 6431311 (S)
4.3/2.0 C2242.4320 C2620.4306 6431311 (S) Chairside
5.0/2.0 C2242.5020 C2620.5006 6431329 (L) Blocks

iSy Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
Size/GH TiBase ScanPost DS Scanbodies

4.5/0.8 P2244.4408 P2620.0006 6431311 (S)

5.2/0.8 P2244.5008 P2620.0006 6431311 (S) TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
4.5/2.0 P2244.4420 P2620.0006 6431311 (S)
5.2/2.0 P2244.5020 P2620.0006 6431311 (S)
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 277 Update Description
Camlog CAMLOG (1 of 2)
Progressive-Line
Screw-Line
Getting
Birmingham, AL Started
888-246-8338

Software
K1076 = CAMLOG® PROGRESSIVE-LINE Promote® plus (snap-in)
Workflows
K1075 = CAMLOG® PROGRESSIVE-LINE Promote® plus (screw-mounted)

K1046 = CAMLOG® SCREW-LINE Promote® (snap-in)

K1045 = CAMLOG® SCREW-LINE Promote® (screw-mounted)

CEREC
K1056 = CAMLOG® SCREW-LINE Promote® plus (snap-in)
Parameters
K1055 = CAMLOG® SCREW-LINE Promote® plus (screw-mounted)

connec. 3.3 3.8 4.3 5.0 6.0

Materials
9 mm -- K1076.3809 K1076.4309 K1076.5009 --
Processing
-- K1075.3809 K1075.4309 K1075.5009 --
-- K1046.3809 K1046.4309 K1046.5009 K1046.6009

-- K1045.3809 K1045.4309 K1045.5009 --

Resin
-- K1056.3809 K1056.4309 K1056.5009 K1056.6009
Bonding
-- K1055.3809 K1055.4309 K1055.5009 --

11 mm K1076.3311 K1076.3811 K1076.4311 K1076.5011 --

K1075.3311 K1075.3811 K1075.4311 K1075.5011 --
Basic
K1046.3311 K1046.3811 K1046.4311 K1046.5011 K1046.6011
Maintenance
K1045.3311 K1045.3811 K1045.4311 K1045.5011 --

K1056.3311 K1056.3811 K1056.4311 K1056.5011 K1056.6011

K1055.3311 K1055.3811 K1055.4311 K1055.5011 --

Chairside
13 mm K1076.3313 K1076.3813 K1076.4313 K1076.5013 --
Blocks
K1075.3313 K1075.3813 K1075.4313 K1075.5013 --
K1046.3313 K1046.3813 K1046.4313 K1046.5013 K1046.6013

K1045.3313 K1045.3813 K1045.4313 K1045.5013 --

Tool Sets &
K1056.3313 K1056.3813 K1056.4313 K1056.5013 K1056.6013
Bur Combos
K1055.3313 K1055.3813 K1055.4313 K1055.5013 --

16 mm K1076.3316 K1076.3816 K1076.4316 K1076.5016 --

K1075.3316 K1075.3816 K1075.4316 K1075.5016 --
TiBases &
K1046.3316 K1046.3816 K1046.4316 K1046.5016 K1046.6016
FLO/FLO-S
K1045.3316 K1045.3816 K1045.4316 -- --
K1056.3316 K1056.3816 K1056.4316 K1056.5016 K1056.6016

K1055.3316 K1055.3816 K1055.4316 -- --

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 278 Update Description
Camlog CONELOG (2 of 2)
Screw-Line
Guide System Screw-Line
Getting
Birmingham, AL Started
888-246-8338

Software
K1064 = CONELOG® SCREW-LINE Promote® plus Workflows
K1063 = Guide System CONELOG® SCREW-LINE Promote® plus

connec. 3.3 3.8 4.3 5.0 CEREC

7 mm -- C1064.3807 C1064.4307 C1064.5007 Parameters
-- C1063.3807 C1063.4307 --

9 mm C1064.3309 C1064.3809 C1064.4309 C1064.5009

C1063.3309 C1063.3809 C1063.4309 --

Materials
11 mm C1064.3311 C1064.3811 C1064.4311 C1064.5011
Processing
C1063.3311 C1063.3811 C1063.4311 --
13 mm C1064.3313 C1064.3813 C1064.4313 C1064.5013

C1063.3313 C1063.3813 C1063.4313 --

Resin
16 mm C1064.3316 C1064.3816 C1064.4316 C1064.5016
Bonding
C1063.3316 C1063.3816 C1063.4316 --

Basic
Maintenance

Camlog iSy Implants

P1410 = iSy Implants (not 3.8 diameter implants) Chairside
Blocks
connec. 4.5 5.0

7.3 mm P1410.4407 P1410.5007

9 mm P1410.4409 P1410.5009
Tool Sets &
11 mm P1410.4411 P1410.5011
Bur Combos
13 mm P1410.4413 P1410.5013

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 279 Update Description
Dentsply Sirona Ankylos (ANK C/X)
Indexed or non-indexed connection
15 Ncm Tightening torque
Getting
Implant Platform TiBase Started
diameter size top

A, B, C, D C/X S
Software
A (3.5 mm) C = non-indexed Workflows
B (4.5 mm) X = indexed
C (5.5 mm)
D (7.0 mm) CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing
C (non-indexed)
65 86 528 TiBase + 1 screw ANK C/ GH1 S
Resin
65 86 536 TiBase + 1 screw ANK C/ GH2 S
Bonding
(GH1) gingival height 1 = 1.0 mm
(GH2) gingival height 2 = 2.0 mm
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
X (indexed) Blocks
65 86 544 TiBase + 1 screw ANK X/ GH1 S
65 86 551 TiBase + 1 screw ANK X/ GH2 S

(GH1) gingival height 1 = 1.0 mm Tool Sets &

(GH2) gingival height 2 = 2.0 mm Bur Combos

65 86 569 ScanPost + 1 screw ANK S TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
Not avail. Extra Screws (2/Pkg.)

64 31 311 ScanBodies for Omni (S) 36/Pkg.

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 280 Update Description
Dentsply Sirona
Ankylos (ANK C/X)
Non-Indexed / Indexed (six positions)
Getting
York, PA Started
844-848-0137 opt 3

Software
Workflows
Diameter A 3.5mm B 4.5mm C 5.5mm D 7.0mm

Connect. 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5

8.0mm 3101 0405 3101 0425 3101 0453 3101 0472
CEREC
9.5mm 3101 0408 3101 0428 3101 0455 3101 0474
Parameters
11.0mm 3101 0410 3101 0430 3101 0458 3101 0476
14.0mm 3101 0420 3101 0440 3101 0460 3101 0478

17.0mm 3101 0422 3101 0450 3101 0470 --

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 281 Update Description
Astra Tech/OmniTaper EV (AT EV)
PrimeTaper EV (AT EV)
Six-position indexing
25 Ncm Tightening torque Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

Astra Tech Implant EV / OmniTaper EV (S, M, L only)

CEREC
TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each Parameters
S Platform S / Implant Diameter 3.6 / OmniT 3.4
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.)

65 86 312 65 86 361 64 31 311 (S) 65 86 270 Materials

Processing

M Platform M / Implant Diameter 4.2 / OmniT 3.8

65 86 320 65 86 379 64 31 329 (L) 65 86 288 Resin
Bonding
L Platform L / Implant Diameter 4.8 / OmniT 4.5
65 86 338 65 86 387 64 31 329 (L) 65 86 296 Basic
Maintenance
XL Platform XL / Implant Diameter 5.4
65 86 346 65 86 395 64 31 329 (L) 65 86 714
Chairside
Blocks
PrimeTaper Implant EV
TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each
S Platform S / Implant Diameter 3.6 Tool Sets &
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.) Bur Combos
65 86 312 65 86 361 64 31 311 (S) 65 86 270

TiBases &
M Platform M / Implant Diameter 4.2 FLO/FLO-S
65 86 320 65 86 379 64 31 329 (L) 65 86 288

Part
L Platform L / Implant Diameter 4.8 / 5.4
Numbers
65 86 338 65 86 387 64 31 329 (L) 65 86 296

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 282 Update Description
Dentsply Sirona
Astra Tech Implant EV (AT EV)
York, PA
844-848-0137 opt 3 Getting
Started
26xxx = Astra Tech Implant EV
25xxx = Astra Tech Osseospeed EV (discontinued part numbers)

diameter 3.6mm S 4.2mm S 4.8mm S 5.4mm S

Software
4.2mm C 4.8mm C
Workflows
connec. S M L XL
6mm 26310 / 25221 26320 / 25231 26340 / 25241 26360 / 25251
-- -- -- -- --
CEREC
8mm 26311 / 25222 26321 / 25232 26341 / 25242 26361 / 25252
Parameters
-- 26331 / 25262 26351 / 25272 --
9mm 26312 / 25223 26322 / 25233 26342 / 25243 26362 / 25253
-- 26332 / 25263 26352 / 25273 --
11mm 26313 / 25224 26323 / 25234 26343 / 25244 26363 / 25254
Materials
-- 26333 / 25264 26353 / 25274 -- Processing
13mm 26314 / 25225 26324/ 25235 26344 / 25245 26364 / 25255
-- 26334 / 25265 26354 / 25275 --
15mm 26315 / 25226 26325 / 25236 26345 / 25246 26365 / 25256 Resin
-- 26335 / 25266 26355 / 25276 --
Bonding
17mm 26316 / 25227 26326 / 25237 26346 / 25247 --
-- 26336 / 25267 26356 / 25277 --

PrimeTaper Implant EV (AT EV) Basic

OmniTaper Implant EV (AT EV) Maintenance
size S M L L

connec. 3.6 4.2 4.8 5.4

6.5 mm -- 6801 1096 6801 1103 6801 1110

Chairside
8.0mm 6801 1090 6801 1097 6801 1104 6801 1111
Blocks
9.0mm 6801 1091 6801 1098 6801 1105 6801 1112
11.0mm 6801 1092 6801 1099 6801 1106 6801 1113

13.0mm 6801 1093 6801 1100 6801 1107 6801 1114

Tool Sets &
15.0mm 6801 1094 6801 1101 6801 1108 6801 1115
Bur Combos
17.0mm 6801 1095 6801 1102 6801 1109 --

OmniT 3.4 3.8 4.5

8.0mm -- 6801 1148 6801 1154

TiBases &
9.5mm 6801 1143 6801 1149 6801 1155
FLO/FLO-S
11.0mm 6801 1144 6801 1150 6801 1156

13.0mm 6801 1145 6801 1151 6801 1157

Part
15.0mm 6801 1146 6801 1152 6801 1158
Numbers
18.0mm 6801 1147 6801 1153 6801 1159

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 283 Update Description
Dentsply Sirona Frialit / XiVE (FX)
Internal Hex connection
25 Ncm Tightening torque
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

CEREC
Parameters
Platform 3.4 / Implant Diameter 3.4
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.)

62 82 433 64 30 891 64 31 311 (S) 64 60 476 Materials

Processing
Platform 3.8 / Implant Diameter 3.8
62 82 441 64 30 909 64 31 311 (S) 64 60 476
Resin
Bonding
Platform 4.5 / Implant Diameter 4.5
62 82 458 64 30 917 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 476
Basic
Maintenance
Platform 5.5 / Implant Diameter 5.5
62 82 466 64 30 925 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 476
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 284 Update Description
Dentsply Sirona
Frialit / XiVE (FX)
Internal Hex
Getting
York, PA Started
844-848-0137 opt 3

Software
Workflows
26- = XiVE S plus

diameter 3.4mm 3.8mm 4.5mm 5.5mm

CEREC
connec. 3.4 3.8 4.5 5.5
Parameters
8.0mm -- 26-2440 26-2450 26-2460
9.5mm 26-2431 26-2441 26-2451 26-2461

11.0mm 26-2432 26-2442 26-2452 26-2462

Materials
13.0mm 26-2433 26-2443 26-2453 26-2463
Processing
15.0mm 26-2435 26-2445 26-2455 26-2465

18.0mm 26-2438 26-2448 26-2458 --

Resin
Bonding
Note:
TG = Transgingival (implant/abutment as one piece)
No need for a TiBase because the abutment is built in) Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 285 Update Description
Nobel Biocare Brånemark (NB B)
External hex connection
35 Ncm Tightening torque
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

CEREC
Parameters
Platform NP / Implant Diameter 3.3
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.)

62 82 516 64 31 006 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 500 Materials

Processing
Platform RP / Implant Diameter 3.75 / 4.0
62 82 524 64 31 022 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 518 Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 286 Update Description
Nobel Biocare
Brånemark (NB B)
External hex connection
Getting
Yorba Linda, CA
Started
800-322-5001

Software
Brånemark System Mk III TiUnite Workflows
Brånemark System Mk IV TiUnite

Brånemark System Mk III Groovy NobelSpeedy Groovy

diameter 3.3mm 3.75mm 4.0mm diameter 3.3mm 4.0mm 5.0mm

CEREC
Parameters
connec. NP RP RP connec. NP RP RP

7.0mm -- 28911 28918 7.0mm 37609 32146 37685

-- -- 28932 8.5mm 37610 32147 37686

Materials
-- 32118 32125 10mm 33123 32148 37687
Processing
8.5mm -- 28912 28919 11.5mm 33124 32149 37688

-- -- 28933 13.0mm 33125 32150 37689

-- 32119 32126 15.0mm 33126 32151 37690

Resin
10mm 28906 28913 28920 18.0mm -- 32152 37691
Bonding
-- -- 28934 20.0mm -- 37611 --

32114 32120 32127 22.0mm -- 37612 --

11.5mm 28907 28914 28921 25.0mm -- 37613 --

Basic
-- -- 28935
Maintenance
32115 32121 32128
13.0mm 28908 28915 28922

-- -- 28936
Chairside
32116 32122 32129
Blocks
15.0mm 28909 28916 28923

-- -- 28937
32117 32123 32130
Tool Sets &
18.0mm -- 28917 28924
Bur Combos
-- -- 28938

-- 32124 32131

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 287 Update Description
Nobel Biocare Replace (NB RS)
Internal tri-channel connection
35 Ncm Tightening torque
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

CEREC
Parameters
Platform NP / Implant Diameter 3.5
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.)

62 82 474 64 30 933 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 526 Materials

Processing
Platform RP / Implant Diameter 4.3
62 82 482 64 30 941 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 534 Resin
Bonding
Platform WP / Implant Diameter 5
62 82 490 64 30 958 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 534
Basic
Maintenance
Platform 6 / Implant Diameter 6
62 82 508 64 30 982 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 534
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 288 Update Description
Nobel Biocare
Replace (NB RS)
Internal tri-channel connection
Getting
Yorba Linda, CA Started
800-322-5001

Software
Workflows
36- = Replace Select™ Tapered

37- = Replace Select Tapered PMC (Partially Machined Collar)

32- = NobelReplace Tapered

CEREC
diameter 3.5mm 4.3mm 5.0mm 6.0mm
Parameters
connec. NP RP WP 6.0

8.0mm 36104 36106 36108 36110

Materials
37300 37305 37310 37315
Processing
32211 32215 32219 32223
10.0mm 29401 29413 29423 32949

37301 37306 37311 37316

Resin
32212 32216 32220 32224
Bonding
11.5mm 36105 36107 36109 36111

37302 37307 37312 37317

36100 36101 36102 36103
Basic
13.0mm 29402 29414 29424 32950
Maintenance
37303 37308 37313 37318
32213 32217 32221 32225

16.0mm 29403 29415 29425 --

Chairside
37304 37309 37314 37319
Blocks
32214 32218 32222 32226

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 289 Update Description
Biomet 3i External Hex (B O)
External hex connection
35 Ncm Tightening torque
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

CEREC
Parameters
Platform 3.4 / Implant Diameter 3.4
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.)

62 82 557 64 31 089 64 31 329 (L) 62 60 468 Materials

Processing
Platform 4.1 / Implant Diameter 4.1
62 82 565 64 31 105 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 468 Resin
Bonding
Platform 5.0 / Implant Diameter 5.0
62 82 573 64 31 113 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 468
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 290 Update Description
Biomet 3i (1 of 2)
External Hex
Parallel Walled
Getting
Zimmer Biomet Started
Florida
800-342-5454
Software
Workflows
NOSx = NanoTite™ Parallel Walled Implants
OSx = OSSEOTITE® Parallel Walled Implants

FOS = Full OSSEOTITE Parallel Walled Implants CEREC

Parameters
diameter 3.25mm 3.7mm 4.0mm 5.0mm

connec. 3.4 4.1 4.1 5.0

7.0mm -- -- NOSS407 NOSS507
Materials
-- -- -- OSS507
Processing
FOSM307 FOS307 FOS407 FOS507

8.5mm NOSM385 -- NOSS485 NOSS585

OSM385 OSS385 OSS485 OSS585

Resin
FOSM385 FOS385 FOS485 FOS585
Bonding
10.0mm NOSM310 -- NOSS410 NOSS510

OSM310 OSS310 OSS410 OSS510

FOSM310 FOS310 FOS410 FOS510
Basic
11.5mm NOSM311 -- NOSS411 NOSS511
Maintenance
OSM311 OSS311 OSS411 OSS511

FOSM311 FOS313 FOS411 FOS511

13.0mm NOSM313 -- NOSS413 NOSS513

Chairside
OSM313 OSS313 OSS413 OSS513
Blocks
FOSM313 FOS313 FOS412 FOS513
15.0mm NOSM315 -- NOSS415 NOSS515

OSM315 OSS315 OSS415 OSS515

Tool Sets &
FOSM315 FOS315 FOS415 FOS515
Bur Combos
18.0mm NOSM318 -- NOSS418 NOSS518

OSM318 OSS318 OSS418 OSS418

-- -- -- --
TiBases &
20.0mm -- -- -- --
FLO/FLO-S
-- OSS320 OSS420 --
-- -- -- --

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 291 Update Description
Biomet 3i (2 of 2)
External Hex
Tapered
Getting
Zimmer Biomet Started
Florida
800-342-5454
Software
Workflows
NNT = NanoTite™ Tapered Implants

NT = OSSEOTITE® Tapered Implants

FNT = Full OSSEOTITE Tapered Implants CEREC
Parameters
diameter 3.25mm 4.0mm 5.0mm

connec. 3.4 4.1 5.0

8.5mm NNT3285 NNT485 NNT585
Materials
NT3285 NT485 NT585
Processing
FNT3285 FNT485 FNT585
10.0mm NNT3210 NNT410 NNT510

NT3210 NT410 NT510

Resin
FNT3210 FNT410 FNT510
Bonding
11.5mm NNT3211 NNT411 NNT511

NT3211 NT411 NT511

FNT3211 FNT411 FNT511
Basic
13.0mm NNT3213 NNT413 NNT513
Maintenance
NT3213 NT413 NT513

FNT3213 FNT413 FNT513

15.0mm NNT3215 NNT415 NNT515

Chairside
NT3215 NT415 NT515
Blocks
FNT3215 FNT415 FNT515

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 292 Update Description
Zimmer Tapered Screw-Vent (Z TSV)
Internal hex connection
30 Ncm Tightening torque
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

CEREC
Parameters
Platform 3.5 / Implant Diameter 3.7 / 4.1
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.)

62 82 581 64 31 139 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 575 Materials

Processing
Platform 4.5 / Implant Diameter 4.7
62 82 599 64 31 147 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 575 Resin
Bonding
Platform 5.7 / Implant Diameter 6
62 82 607 64 31 154 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 575
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 293 Update Description
Zimmer
Tapered Screw-Vent (Z TSV)
Internal hex connection
Getting
Zimmer Biomet Started
Florida
800-342-5454
Software
TSVT MTX Tapered w/ Full MTX Surface Texturing and Microgrooves Workflows
TSVM MTX Tapered w/ 0.5mm Machined Collar, TMX and Microgrooves

TSV™ MTX Tapered w/ MTX surface

TSVT MP-1® HA Tapered Textured Collar, Microgrooves, MP-1 HA Sel. Surface CEREC
TSVM MP-1 HA Tapered w/ 0.5mm Machined Collar, Microgrooves, MP-1 HA Parameters
TSV MP-1 HA Tapered MP-1 HA Sel. Surface

diameter 3.7mm 4.1mm 4.7mm 6.0mm

Materials
connec. 3.5mm 3.5mm 4.5mm 5.7mm
Processing
8.0mm TSVTB8 TSVT4B8 TSVTWB8 TSVT6B8
TSVMB8 TSVM4B8 TSVMWB8 TSVM6B8
TSVB8 TSV4B8 TSVWB8 TSV6B8
TSVTH8 TSVT4H8 TSVTWH8 TSVT6H8 Resin
TSVMH8 TSVM4H8 TSVMWH8 TSVM6H8 Bonding
TSVH8 TSV4H8 TSVWH8 TSV6H8
10.0mm TSVTB10 TSVT4B10 TSVTWB10 TSVT6B10
TSVMB10 TSVM4B10 TSVMWB10 TSVM6B10
TSVB10 TSV4B10 TSVWB10 TSV6B10 Basic
TSVTH10 TSVT4H10 TSVTWH10 TSVT6H10 Maintenance
TSVMH10 TSVM4H10 TSVMWH10 TSVM6H10
TSVH10 TSV4H10 TSVWH10 TSV6H10
11.5mm TSVTB11 TSVT4B11 TSVTWB11 TSVT6B11
TSVMB11 TSVM4B11 TSVMWB11 TSVM6B11 Chairside
TSVB11 TSV4B11 TSVWB11 TSV6B11 Blocks
TSVTH11 TSVT4H11 TSVTWH11 TSVT6H11
TSVMH11 TSVM4H11 TSVMWH11 TSVM6H11
TSVH11 TSV4H11 TSVWH11 TSV6H11
13.0mm TSVTB13 TSVT4B13 TSVTWB13 TSVT6B13 Tool Sets &
TSVM4B13 TSVM4B13 TSVMWB13 TSVM6B13 Bur Combos
TSVB13 TSV4B13 TSVWB13 TSV6B13
TSVTH13 TSVT4H13 TSVTWH13 TSVT6H13
TSVMH13 TSVM4H13 TSVMWH13 TSVM6H13
TSVH13 TSV4H13 TSVWH13 TSV6H13 TiBases &
16.0mm TSVTB16 TSVT4B16 TSVTWB16 TSVT6B16 FLO/FLO-S
TSVMB16 TSVM4B16 TSVMWB16 TSVM6B16
TSVB16 TSV4B16 TSVWB16 TSV6B16
TSVTH16 TSVT4H16 TSVTWH16 TSVT6H16
Part
TSVMH16 TSVM4H16 TSVMWH16 TSVM6H16
TSVH16 TSV4H16 TSVWH16 TSV6H16
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 294 Update Description
Astra Tech Osseospeed TX (AT OS)
Conical Seal Design, Internal Double Hex
25 Ncm Tightening torque
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

CEREC
Parameters
Platform 3.5 / 4.0 / Implant Dia. 3.5 S / 4.0 S
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.)

62 82 532 64 31 055 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 344 Materials

Processing

Platform 4.5 / 5.0 / Implant Dia. 4.5 / 5.0 / 5.0 S

62 82 540 64 31 063 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 443 Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 295 Update Description
Dentsply Sirona
Astra Tech Osseospeed TX (AT OS)
Conical Seal Design, Internal Double Hex
Getting
York, PA Started
844-848-0137 opt 3

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

diameter 3.5mm S 4.0mm S 4.5mm 5.0mm 5.0mm S Materials

connec. 3.5/4.0 3.5/4.0 4.5/5.0 4.5/5.0 4.5/5.0 Processing
6.0mm -- 24939 -- -- --

8.0mm 24930 24940 -- -- --

9.0mm 24931 24941 24951 24961 24971 Resin
11.0mm 24932 24942 24952 24962 24972 Bonding
13.0mm 24933 24943 24953 24963 24973

15.0mm 24934 24944 24954 24964 24974

17.0mm 24935 24945 24955 24965 24975 Basic

Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 296 Update Description
Straumann Standard Tissue Level (S SO)
synOcta® connection
35 Ncm Tightening torque
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

CEREC
Parameters
Platform RN (4.8mm) / Implant Dia. 3.3 / 4.1 / 4.8
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.)

62 84 249 64 31 170 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 567 Materials

Processing
Platform WN (6.5mm) / Implant Diameter 4.8
62 84 256 64 31 196 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 567 Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 297 Update Description
Straumann
Standard Tissue Level (S SO)
synOcta® connection
Getting
Andover, MA
Started
978-747-2500

Note: Dentsply Sirona doesn’t make a TiBase for the NNC platform
Software
(Narrow Neck CrossFit®). Workflows

CEREC
Roxolid® SLActive® / Roxolid SLA®
Parameters
diameter 3.3mm Standard Plus 3.3mm Standard 3.3mm Tapered Effect

connec. RN (4.8mm) RN (4.8mm) RN (4.8mm)

8mm 033.511S / 043.260S 033.501S / 043.255S 033.521S / 043.264S Materials
10mm 033.512S / 043.261S 033.502S / 043.256S 033.522S / 043.265S Processing
12mm 033.513S / 043.262S 033.503S / 043.257S 033.523S / 043.266S

14mm 033.514S / 043.263S 033.504S / 043.258S 033.524S / 043.267S

16mm -- 033.505S / 043.259S -- Resin

Bonding
diameter 4.1mm Standard Plus 4.1mm Standard 4.1mm Tapered Effect

connec. RN (4.8mm) RN (4.8mm) RN (4.8mm)

6mm 033.560S / 043.161S 033.530S / 043.155S --
Basic
8mm 033.561S / 043.162S 033.531S / 043.156S 033.571S / 043.166S
Maintenance
10mm 033.562S / 043.163S 033.532S / 043.157S 033.572S / 043.167S
12mm 033.563S / 043.164S 033.533S / 043.158S 033.573S / 043.168S

14mm 033.564S / 043.165S 033.534S / 043.159S 033.574S / 043.169S Chairside

16mm -- 033.535S / 043.160S -- Blocks

diameter 4.8mm Standard Plus 4.8mm Standard

Tool Sets &
connec. RN (4.8mm) RN (4.8mm)
Bur Combos
6mm 033.590S / 043.066S 033.580S / 043.061S

8mm 033.591S / 043.067S 033.581S / 043.062S

10mm 033.592S / 043.068S 033.582S / 043.063S
TiBases &
12mm 033.593S / 043.069S 033.583S / 043.064S
FLO/FLO-S
14mm 033.594S / 043.070S 033.584S / 043.065S

Part
See next page for WN Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 298 Update Description
Straumann
Standard Tissue Level (S SO)
synOcta® connection
Getting
Andover, MA
Started
978-747-2500

Software
Roxolid® SLActive® / Roxolid SLA® Workflows
diameter 4.8mm Standard Plus 4.8mm Standard 4.8mm Tapered Effect

connec. WN (6.5mm) WN (6.5mm) WN (6.5mm)

CEREC
6mm 033.610S / 043.655S 033.600S / 043.606S --
Parameters
8mm 033.611S / 043.656S 033.601S / 043.607S --

10mm 033.612S / 043.657S 033.602S / 043.608S 033.622S / 043.660S

12mm 033.613S / 043.658S 033.603S / 043.609S 033.623S / 043.661S Materials
14mm -- -- 033.624S / 043.662S Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 299 Update Description
Biomet 3i Certain (B C)
Internal connection (6/12 hex)
20 Ncm Tightening torque
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

CEREC
Parameters
Platform 3.4 / Implant Diameter 3.4
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.)

63 08 048 64 31 212 64 31 311 (S) 64 60 450 Materials

Processing
Platform 4.1 / Implant Diameter 4.1
63 08 097 64 31 220 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 450 Resin
Bonding
Platform 5.0 / Implant Diameter 5.0
63 08 121 64 31 238 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 450
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 300 Update Description
Biomet 3i NIITP = NanoTite Tapered Certain PREVAIL

Certain diameter 4.1mm 5.0mm 5.8mm

PREVAIL /Tapered connec. 3.4 4.1 5.0

8.5mm NIITP4385 NIITP5485 NIITP6585

Getting
10.0mm NIITP4310 NIITP5410 NIITP6510
Zimmer Biomet Started
11.5mm NIITP4311 NIITP5411 NIITP6511
Florida
13.0mm NIITP4313 NIITP5413 NIITP6513
800-342-5454
15.0mm NIITP4315 NIITP5415 NIITP6515
Software
Workflows
NIIO = NanoTite™ Certain PREVAIL®

IIOS = OSSEOTITE® Certain PREVAIL

NINT = NanoTite Tapered Certain
CEREC
INT = OSSEOTITE Tapered Certain
Parameters
IFTN = Full OSSEOTITE Tapered Certain

diameter 3.25mm 4.0mm 4.0mm 5.0mm 5.0mm

Materials
connec. 3.4 3.4 4.1 4.1 5.0
Processing
8.5mm NIIOS3485 NIIOS4385 NIIOS4585 NIIOS5485 NIIOS5685

IIOS3485 IIOS4385 IIOS4585 IIOS5485 IIOS5685

NINT3285 -- NINT485 -- NINT585
Resin
INT3285 -- INT485 -- INT585
Bonding
IFNT3285 -- IFNT485 -- IFNT585
10.0mm NIIOS3410 NIIOS4310 NIIOS4510 NIIOS5410 NIIOS5610

IIOS3410 IIOS4310 IIOS4510 IIOS5410 IIOS5610

Basic
NINT3210 -- NINT410 -- NINT510
Maintenance
INT3210 -- INT410 -- INT510

IFNT3210 -- IFNT410 -- IFNT510

11.5mm NIIOS3411 NIIOS4311 NIIOS4511 NIIOS5411 NIIOS5611
Chairside
IIOS3411 IIOS4311 IIOS4511 IIOS5411 IIOS5611
Blocks
NINT3211 -- NINT411 -- NINT511

INT3211 -- INT411 -- INT511

IFNT3211 -- IFNT411 -- IFNT511

13.0mm NIIOS3413 NIIOS4313 NIIOS4513 NIIOS5413 NIIOS5613
Tool Sets &
IIOS3413 IIOS4313 IIOS4513 IIOS5413 IIOS5613
Bur Combos
NINT3213 -- NINT413 -- NINT513

INT3213 -- INT413 -- INT513

TiBases &
IFNT3213 -- IFNT413 -- IFNT513
FLO/FLO-S
15.0mm NIIOS3415 NIIOS4315 NIIOS4515 NIIOS5415 NIIOS5615

IIOS3415 IIOS4315 IIOS4515 IIOS5415 IIOS5615

NINT3215 -- NINT415 -- NINT515

Part
INT3215 -- INT415 -- INT513
Numbers
IFNT3215 -- IFNT415 -- IFNT515

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 301 Update Description
Biomet 3i
Certain
Parallel Walled
Getting
Zimmer Biomet Started
Florida
800-342-5454
Software
Workflows
NIOS = NanoTite Parallel Walled Certain

IOS = OSSEOTITE® Parallel Walled Certain

IFOS = Full OSSEOTITE Parallel Walled Certain

CEREC
diameter 3.25mm 4.0mm 5.0mm
Parameters
connec. 3.4 4.1 5.0

8.5mm NIOSM385 NIOSS485 NIOSS585

Materials
IOSM385 IOSS485 IOSS585
Processing
IFOSM385 IFOS485 IFOS585

10.0mm NIOSM310 NIOSS410 NIOSS510

IOSM310 IOSS410 IOSS510
IFOSM310 IFOS410 IFOS510
Resin
11.5mm NIOSM311 NIOSS411 NIOSS511
Bonding
IOSM311 IOSS411 IOSS511
IFOSM311 IFOS411 IFOS511

13.0mm NIOSM313 NIOSS413 NIOSS513

Basic
IOSM313 IOSS413 IOSS513
Maintenance
IFOSM313 IFOS413 IFOS513

15.0mm NIOSM315 NIOSS415 NIOSS515

IOSM315 IOSS415 IOSS515
Chairside
IFOSM315 IFOS415 IFOS515
Blocks
18.0mm NIOSM318 NIOSS418 --
IOSM318 IOSS418 --

-- -- -- Tool Sets &

20.0mm -- -- -- Bur Combos
-- IOSS420 --

-- -- --
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 302 Update Description
Straumann Bone Level (S BL)
CrossFit® connection
35 Ncm Tightening torque
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

CEREC
Parameters
Platform NC (3.3 mm) / Implant Dia. 3.3
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.)

63 08 154 64 31 246 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 542 Materials

Processing
Platform RC (4.1 / 4.8) / Implant Dia. 4.1 / 4.8
63 08 337 64 31 253 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 542 Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 303 Update Description
Straumann
Bone Level (S BL)
CrossFit connection (4 grooves)
Getting
Andover, MA Started
978-747-2500

Roxolid® SLActive® Bone Level Software

Roxolid SLActive Bone Level Tapered Workflows
Roxolid SLA® Bone Level

Roxolid SLA® Bone Level Tapered

diameter 3.3mm 4.1mm 4.8mm CEREC

connec. NC RC RC
Parameters
8.0mm 021.2308 021.4308 021.6308
021.3308 021.5308 021.7308
Materials
021.2508 021.4508 021.6508
Processing
021.3508 021.5508 021.7508

10mm 021.2310 021.4310 021.6310

021.3310 021.5310 021.7310

Resin
021.2510 021.4510 021.6510
Bonding
021.3510 021.5510 021.7510
12.0mm 021.2312 021.4312 021.6312

021.3312 021.5312 021.7312

Basic
021.2512 021.4512 021.6512
Maintenance
021.3512 021.5512 021.7512

14.0mm 021.2314 021.4314 021.6314

021.3314 021.5314 021.7314
Chairside
021.2514 021.4514 021.6514
Blocks
021.3514 021.5514 021.7514
16.0mm -- -- --

021.3316 021.5316 021.7316

-- -- --
Tool Sets &
021.3516 021.5516 021.7516
Bur Combos
18.0mm -- -- --
021.3318 021.5318 021.7318
TiBases &
-- -- --
FLO/FLO-S
021.3518 021.5518 021.7518

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 304 Update Description
Nobel Biocare Nobel Active (NB A)
Internal conical connection
25 Ncm torque (for NP), 35 Ncm (for RP)
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

CEREC
Platform NP / Implant Diameter 3.5 Parameters
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.)

63 08 188 64 31 279 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 484

Materials
Processing
Platform RP / Implant Diameter 4.3 / 5.0
63 08 253 64 31 287 64 31 329 (L) 64 60 492
Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 305 Update Description
Nobel Biocare
Active (NB A)
Internal conical connection
Getting
Yorba Linda, CA
Started
800-322-5001

35- 34- / 300244–300261 = NobelActive / NobelActive TiUltra Software

379- / 300295–300315= NobelParallel Conical Connection / NobelParallel CC TiUltra Workflows
diameter 3.5mm 4.3mm 5.0mm

connec. NP RP RP
CEREC
7.0mm -- -- --
Parameters
37963 / 300295 37970 / 300302 37977 / 300309
8.5mm 35221 / 300244 35223 / 300250 35225 / 300256

37964 / 300296 37971 / 300303 37978 / 300310

Materials
10mm 34125 / 200245 34131 / 300251 34137 / 300257
Processing
37965 / 300297 37972 / 300304 37979 / 300311

11.5mm 34126 / 300246 34132 / 300252 34138 / 300258

37966 / 300298 37973 / 300305 37980 / 300312
Resin
13.0mm 34127 / 300247 34133 / 300253 34139 / 300259
Bonding
37967 / 300299 37974 / 300306 37981 / 300313

15.0mm 34128 / 300248 34134 / 300254 34140 / 300260

37968 / 300300 37975 / 300307 37982 / 300314

Basic
18.0mm 35215 / 300249 35219 / 300255 35220 / 300261
Maintenance
37969 / 300301 37976 / 300308 37983 / 300315

36- = NobelReplace® CC (Conical Connection) / 300337–300351 = TiUltra

372- = NobelReplace® Conical Connection PMC (Partially Machined Collar)
Chairside
Blocks
diameter 3.5mm 4.3mm 5.0mm

connec. NP RP RP

8.0mm 36699 / 300337 36704 / 300342 36710 / 300347 Tool Sets &
37284 37290 37295 Bur Combos
10mm 36700 / 300338 36705 / 300343 36711 / 300348
37285 37291 37296

11.5mm 36701 / 300339 36707 / 300344 36712 / 300349 TiBases &

37287 37292 37297 FLO/FLO-S
13.0mm 36702 / 300340 36708 / 300345 36713 / 300350

37288 37293 37298

16.0mm 36703 / 300341 36709 / 300346 36714 / 300351

Part
37289 37294 37299
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 306 Update Description
Osstem TS / Hiossen ET (O TS)
Internal hex connection
20 Ncm torque (for Mini), 30 Ncm (for Std.)
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

CEREC
Parameters
Platform Mini / Implant Dia. 3.5
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.)

65 27 035 65 34 197 64 31 329 (L) 65 61 208 Materials

Processing
Platform Standard / Dia. 4.0 / 4.5 / 5.0 / 6.0 / 7.0
65 27 043 65 36 846 64 31 329 (L) 65 61 232
Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 307 Update Description
Osstem TS / Hiossen ET (O TS)
Internal hex connection

Englewood Cliff, NJ
Getting
888-678-0001
Started

ET3 x#### S = ETIII SA (Taper Body)

ET2 x#### S = ETII SA (Straight Body)

Software
Workflows
ET3 x#### B = ETIII BA (Taper Body)

diameter 3.5mm 4.0mm 4.5mm 5.0mm 6.0mm 7.0mm

connec. Mini Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular CEREC

6.0mm -- -- -- ET3R5006S ET3R6006S ET3R7006S Parameters
-- -- -- ET2R5006S -- --
-- -- -- -- -- --

7.0mm -- ET3R4007S ET3R4507S ET3R5007S ET3R6007S ET3R7007S

Materials
-- ET2R4007S ET2R4507S ET2R5007S -- --
Processing
-- ET3M4007B ET3M4507B ET3M5007B -- --

8.5mm ET3M3508S ET3R4008S ET3R4508S ET3R5008S ET3R6008S ET3R7008S

ET2M3508S ET2R4008S ET2R4508S ET2R5008S -- --
Resin
ET3M3508B ET3M4008B ET3M4508B ET3M5008B -- --
Bonding
10.0mm ET3M3510S ET3R4010S ET3R4510S ET3R5010S ET3R6010S ET3R7010S
ET2M3510S ET2R4010S ET2R4510S ET2R5010S -- --
ET3M3510B ET3M4010B ET3M4510B ET3M5010B -- --
Basic
11.5mm ET3M3511S ET3R4011S ET3R4511S ET3R5011S ET3R6011S ET3R7011S
Maintenance
ET2M3511S ET2R4011S ET2R4511S ET2R5011S -- --
ET3M3511B ET3M4011B ET3M4511B ET3M5011B -- --
13.0mm ET3M3513S ET3R4013S ET3R4513S ET3R5013S ET3R6013S ET3R7013S
Chairside
ET2M3513S ET2R4013S ET2R4513S ET2R5013S -- --
Blocks
ET3M3513B ET3M4013B ET3M4513B ET3M5013B -- --

15.0mm ET3M3515S ET3R4015S ET3R4515S ET3R5015S -- --

ET2M3515S ET2R4015S ET2R4515S ET2R5015S -- -- Tool Sets &
ET3M3515B ET3M4013B ET3M4515B ET3M5015B -- -- Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 308 Update Description
MIS (Order Direct)
C1 and V3 Implants (Conical connection)
30 Ncm Tightening torque
Getting
C1 (TiBase + 1 Screw, Scanbody 64 31 329 sold sep.) Started
NP 3.3 Part #
GH 0.5 L CN-TB001 C1 NP GH 0.5
Software
GH 1.5 L CN-TB015 C1 NP GH 1.5
Workflows
GH 3.0 L CN-TB030* C1 NP GH 3.0
SP 3.7, 4.2
GH 0.5 L CS-TB001 C1/V3 SP GH 0.5 CEREC
GH 1.5 L CS-TB015 C1/V3 SP GH 1.5 Parameters
GH 3.0 L CS-TB030 C1/V3 SP GH 3.0
WP 5.0
Materials
GH 0.5 L CW-TB001 C1 WP GH 0.5
Processing
GH 1.5 L CW-TB015 C1 WP GH 1.5
GH 3.0 L CW-TB030 C1 WP GH 3.0
Resin
V3 (TiBase + 1 Screw, Scanbody 64 31 329 sold sep.) Bonding

NP 3.3 Part #
GH 0.5 L VN-TB001 V3 NP GH 0.5 Basic
GH 1.5 L VN-TB015 V3 NP GH 1.5 Maintenance
GH 3.0 L VN-TB030* V3 NP GH 3.0
SP 3.9, 4.3, 5.0
GH 0.5 L CS-TB001 C1/V3 SP GH 0.5 Chairside
Blocks
GH 1.5 L CS-TB015 C1/V3 SP GH 1.5
GH 3.0 L CS-TB030 C1/V3 SP GH 3.0

*compatible with inCoris ZI meso, but not e.max Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

For more information

or to place an order,
TiBases &
call your Dentsply Sirona
FLO/FLO-S
MIS Implant Specialist.

MIS Store
Gingival Gingival Gingival 866-797-1333 Part
Height Height Height
Numbers
0.5 1.5 3.0

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 309 Update Description
MIS (Order Direct)
C1 and V3 Implants (Conical connection)
866-797-1333
Getting
Started
C1 Implants

connec. 3.3 3.7 4.2 5.0

Software
8 mm -- C1-08375 C1-08420 C1-08500
Workflows
10 mm C1-10330 C1-10375 C1-10420 C1-10500
11.5 mm C1-11330 C1-11375 C1-11420 C1-11500

13 mm C1-13330 C1-13375 C1-13420 C1-13500

CEREC
16 mm C1-16330 C1-16375 C1-16420 C1-16500
Parameters

V3 Implants
Materials
connec. 3.3 3.9 4.3 5.0 Processing
8 mm -- V3-08390 V3-08430 V3-08500

10 mm V3-10330 V3-10390 V3-10430 V3-10500

11.5 mm V3-11330 V3-11390 V3-11430 V3-11500 Resin
13 mm V3-13330 V3-13390 V3-13430 V3-13500 Bonding
16 mm V3-16330 V3-16390 V3-16430 V3-16500

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 310 Update Description
MIS (Order Direct)
SEVEN or M4 Implants (Internal hex connection)
30 Ncm Tightening torque
Getting
SEVEN or M4 (TiBase + 1 screw, Scanbody sold sep.) Started
NP 3.3 Part #
GH 0.5 L MN-TB001 INT HEX NP GH 0.5
Software
GH 1.5 L MN-TBC15 INT HEX NP GH 1.5
Workflows
GH 3.0 L MN-TBC30* INT HEX NP GH 3.0
SP 3.75, 4.2
GH 0.5 L MD-TB001 INT HEX SP GH 0.5 CEREC
GH 1.5 L MD-TBC15 INT HEX SP GH 1.5 Parameters
GH 3.0 L MD-TBC30 INT HEX SP GH 3.0
WP 5.0, 6.0
Materials
GH 0.5 L MW-TB001 INT HEX WP GH 0.5
Processing
GH 1.5 L MW-TBC15 INT HEX WP GH 1.5
GH 3.0 L MW-TBC30 INT HEX WP GH 3.0

*compatible with inCoris ZI meso, but not e.max Resin

Bonding
For more information
or to place an order,
call your Dentsply Sirona Basic
MIS Implant Specialist. Maintenance

MIS Store
Gingival Gingival Gingival 866-797-1333 Chairside
Height Height Height
0.5 1.5 3.0 Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 311 Update Description
MIS (Order Direct)
SEVEN or M4 Implants (Internal hex connection)
866-797-1333
Getting
Started
SEVEN Implants

connec. 3.3 3.75 4.2 5.0 6.0

6 mm -- -- MF7-06420 MF7-06500 MF7-06600

Software
8 mm -- MF7-08375 MF7-08420 MF7-08500 MF7-08600
Workflows
10 mm MF7-10330 MF7-10375 MF7-10420 MF7-10500 MF7-10600

11.5 mm MF7-11330 MF7-11375 MF7-11420 MF7-11500 MF7-11600

13 mm MF7-13330 MF7-13375 MF7-13420 MF7-13500 MF7-13600 CEREC
16 mm MF7-16330 MF7-16375 MF7-16420 MF7-16500 -- Parameters
18 mm -- MF7-18375 MF7-18420 -- --
20 mm -- MF7-20375 MF7-20420 -- --
Materials
Processing
M4 Implants

connec. 3.3 3.75 4.2 5.0 6.0

Resin
6 mm -- -- MF4-06420 MF4-06500 MF4-06600
Bonding
8 mm -- MF4-08375 MF4-08420 MF4-08500 MF4-08600
10 mm MF4-10330 MF4-10375 MF4-10420 MF4-10500 MF4-10600

11.5 mm MF4-11330 MF4-11375 MF4-11420 MF4-11500 MF4-11600

Basic
13 mm MF4-13330 MF4-13375 MF4-13420 MF4-13500 MF4-13600
Maintenance
16 mm MF4-16330 MF4-16375 MF4-16420 MF4-16500 --

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 312 Update Description
Straumann Variobase C (Order Direct)
35 Ncm Tightening torque 800-448-8168

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

Getting
Straumann DS Started
Bone Level Tibase Scanpost
S BL 3.3 (discontinued)* 022.0025 64 31 246 (L)
S BL 4.1 (discontinued)* 022.0024 64 31 253 (L) Software
Workflows
NC Variobase C 3.3** 022.0043 (S) 64 31 246 (L)
RC Variobase C 4.1** 022.0044 64 31 253 (L)

*select under Dentsply Sirona Other in the CEREC SW CEREC

**SW 5.2.2+ compatible with inCoris ZI meso or e.max Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding
Straumann DS
Tissue Level Tibase Scanpost
RN Variobase C 4.1, 4.8 022.0019 64 31 170 (L) Basic
WN Variobase C 6.5 022.0020 64 31 196 (L) Maintenance

compatible with e.max only (not inCoris ZI meso)

Chairside
Straumann Straumann Blocks
BLX Bone Level Tibase Scanpost
RB/WB Variobase C 3.8 062.4981 (S) 065.0038 (L)
Tool Sets &
RB/WB Variobase C 4.5 062.4982 065.0038 (L) Bur Combos
WB Variobase C 5.5 062.4983 065.0038 (L)

compatible with e.max only (not inCoris ZI meso)

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Scanbodies DS Parts
Size S (36/Pkg.) 64 31 311 Part
Size L (36/Pkg.) 64 31 253 Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 313 Update Description
Straumann Variobase C
Bone Level
CrossFit connection (4 grooves)
Getting
Andover, MA Started
978-747-2500

Roxolid® SLActive® Bone Level Software

Roxolid SLActive Bone Level Tapered Workflows
Roxolid SLA® Bone Level

Roxolid SLA® Bone Level Tapered

diameter 3.3mm 4.1mm 4.8mm

CEREC
Parameters
connec. NC RC RC
8.0mm 021.2308 021.4308 021.6308

021.3308 021.5308 021.7308

Materials
021.2508 021.4508 021.6508
Processing
021.3508 021.5508 021.7508

10mm 021.2310 021.4310 021.6310

021.3310 021.5310 021.7310
Resin
021.2510 021.4510 021.6510
Bonding
021.3510 021.5510 021.7510

12.0mm 021.2312 021.4312 021.6312

021.3312 021.5312 021.7312

Basic
021.2512 021.4512 021.6512
Maintenance
021.3512 021.5512 021.7512
14.0mm 021.2314 021.4314 021.6314

021.3314 021.5314 021.7314

Chairside
021.2514 021.4514 021.6514
Blocks
021.3514 021.5514 021.7514

16.0mm -- -- --
021.3316 021.5316 021.7316
Tool Sets &
-- -- --
Bur Combos
021.3516 021.5516 021.7516
18.0mm -- -- --

021.3318 021.5318 021.7318

TiBases &
-- -- --
FLO/FLO-S
021.3518 021.5518 021.7518

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 314 Update Description
Straumann Variobase C
Standard Tissue Level
synOcta® (hex) connection
Getting
Started
Roxolid SLActive / Roxolid SLA
® ® ®

diameter 3.3mm Standard Plus 3.3mm Standard 3.3mm Tapered Effect

connec. RN (4.8mm) RN (4.8mm) RN (4.8mm) Software

8mm 033.511S / 043.260S 033.501S / 043.255S 033.521S / 043.264S Workflows
10mm 033.512S / 043.261S 033.502S / 043.256S 033.522S / 043.265S
12mm 033.513S / 043.262S 033.503S / 043.257S 033.523S / 043.266S

14mm 033.514S / 043.263S 033.504S / 043.258S 033.524S / 043.267S CEREC

16mm -- 033.505S / 043.259S -- Parameters

diameter 4.1mm Standard Plus 4.1mm Standard 4.1mm Tapered Effect

connec. RN (4.8mm) RN (4.8mm) RN (4.8mm) Materials

6mm 033.560S / 043.161S 033.530S / 043.155S -- Processing
8mm 033.561S / 043.162S 033.531S / 043.156S 033.571S / 043.166S

10mm 033.562S / 043.163S 033.532S / 043.157S 033.572S / 043.167S

12mm 033.563S / 043.164S 033.533S / 043.158S 033.573S / 043.168S Resin
14mm 033.564S / 043.165S 033.534S / 043.159S 033.574S / 043.169S Bonding
16mm -- 033.535S / 043.160S --

diameter 4.8mm Standard Plus 4.8mm Standard Basic

Maintenance
connec. RN (4.8mm) RN (4.8mm)

6mm 033.590S / 043.066S 033.580S / 043.061S

8mm 033.591S / 043.067S 033.581S / 043.062S

10mm 033.592S / 043.068S 033.582S / 043.063S
Chairside
Blocks
12mm 033.593S / 043.069S 033.583S / 043.064S
14mm 033.594S / 043.070S 033.584S / 043.065S

Roxolid® SLActive® / Roxolid SLA® Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
diameter 4.8mm Standard Plus 4.8mm Standard 4.8mm Tapered Effect

connec. WN (6.5mm) WN (6.5mm) WN (6.5mm)

6mm 033.610S / 043.655S 033.600S / 043.606S -- TiBases &

8mm 033.611S / 043.656S 033.601S / 043.607S -- FLO/FLO-S
10mm 033.612S / 043.657S 033.602S / 043.608S 033.622S / 043.660S

12mm 033.613S / 043.658S 033.603S / 043.609S 033.623S / 043.661S

14mm -- -- 033.624S / 043.662S Part

Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 315 Update Description
Straumann Variobase C
Bone Level BLX
TorcFit™ connection
Getting
Started
Andover, MA
978-747-2500
Software
Workflows
RB WB

3.5 3.75 4.0 4.5 5.0 6.0 6.5

mm White Red Gray Green Magenta Brown Black
CEREC
6 -- -- -- 061.6306 061.7306 061.8306 061.9306
Parameters
8 061.3308 061.4308 061.5308 061.6308 061.7308 061.8308 061.9308
10 061.3310 061.4310 061.5310 061.6310 061.7310 061.8310 061.9310
Materials
12 061.3312 061.4312 061.5312 061.6312 061.7312 061.8312 061.9312
Processing
14 061.3314 061.4314 061.5314 061.6314 061.7314 -- --

16 061.3316 061.4316 061.5316 061.6316 061.7316 -- --

18 061.3318 061.4318 061.5318 061.6318 061.7318 -- --

Resin
One prosthetic range. RB/WB abutments fit on all BLX Implants. WB abutments fit
only on implants with an implant diameter larger than 5.0.
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 316 Update Description
Thommen Medical (TM)
SPI Element, SPI Element Inicell, SPI Contact, SPI Contact Inicell
15 Ncm for 3.5 / 25 Ncm Tightening for others
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

TiBases and ScanPosts come with 1 screw each

CEREC
Parameters
Platform 3.5 / Implant Diameter 3.5
TiBase ScanPost Scanbodies (36/Pkg.) Screws (2/Pkg.)

65 31 854 65 44 386 64 31 311 (S) 65 61 265 Materials

Processing
Platform 4 / Implant Diameter 4
65 32 829 65 44 394 64 31 311 (S) 65 61 273 Resin
Bonding
Platform 4.5 / Implant Diameter 4.5
65 32 837 65 44 402 64 31 311 (S) 65 61 273
Basic
Maintenance
Platform 5 / Implant Diameter 5
65 44 360 65 44 410 64 31 311 (S) 65 61 273
Chairside
Blocks
Platform 6 / Implant Diameter 6.0
65 44 378 65 44 428 64 31 311 (S) 65 61 273
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 317 Update Description
Thommen Medical (TM)
SPI Element, SPI Element Inicell (MC, RC, LC)

Getting
Started
4.13.9xx = SPI ELEMENT
4.23.5xx = SPI ELEMENT INICELL (MC)
Software
4.23.1xx = SPI ELEMENT INICELL (RC)
Workflows
4.23.7xx = SPI ELEMENT INICELL (LC)

connec. 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 6.0

6.5 mm -- 4.13.905 4.13.906 4.13.907 4.13.908

CEREC
-- -- -- -- --
Parameters
-- 4.23.121 4.23.131 4.23.141 4.23.151

-- 4.23.721 – -- --
Materials
8 mm 4.13.900 4.13.904 4.13.901 4.13.902 4.13.903
Processing
4.23.512 4.23.522 4.23.532 4.23.542 4.23.552
4.23.112 4.23.122 4.23.132 4.23.142 4.23.152

4.23.712 4.23.722 -- -- --
Resin
9.5 mm 4.13.940 4.13.914 4.13.941 4.13.942 4.13.943
Bonding
4.23.513 4.23.523 4.23.533 4.23.543 4.23.553

4.23.113 4.23.123 4.23.133 4.23.143 4.23.153

4.23.713 4.23.723 -- -- --
Basic
11 mm 4.13.910 4.13.924 4.13.911 4.13.912 4.13.913
Maintenance
4.23.514 4.23.524 4.23.534 4.23.544 4.23.554
4.23.114 4.23.124 4.23.134 4.23.144 4.23.154

4.23.714 4.23.724 -- -- --

12.5 mm 4.13.950 4.13.934 4.13.951 4.13.952 4.13.953

Chairside
Blocks
4.23.515 4.23.525 4.23.535 4.23.545 4.23.555

4.23.115 4.23.125 4.23.135 4.23.145 4.23.155

4.23.715 4.23.725 -- -- --

14 mm 4.13.920 4.13.944 4.13.921 4.13.922 --

Tool Sets &
4.23.516 4.23.526 4.23.536 4.23.546 --
Bur Combos
4.23.116 4.23.126 4.23.136 4.23.146 --

4.23.716 4.23.726 -- -- --
17 mm 4.13.930 -- 4.13.931 -- --
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
-- -- -- -- --

4.23.117 -- 4.23.137 -- --

-- -- -- -- --
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 318 Update Description
Thommen Medical (TM)
SPI Contact, SPI Contact Inicell (RC, MC)

Getting
Started

4.13.2xx = SPI CONTACT

Software
4.23.2xx = SPI CONTACT INICELL (RC)
Workflows
connec. 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 6.0

9.5 mm -- 4.13.214 4.13.211 4.13.212 4.13.213

-- 4.23.223 4.23.233 4.23.243 4.23.253
CEREC
Parameters
11 mm 4.13.220 4.13.224 4.13.221 4.13.222 4.13.223
4.23.214 4.23.224 4.23.234 4.23.244 4.23.254

12.5 mm 4.13.230 4.13.234 4.13.231 4.13.232 4.13.233

Materials
4.23.215 4.23.225 4.23.235 4.23.245 4.23.255
Processing
14 mm 4.13.240 4.13.244 4.13.241 4.13.242 4.23.243

4.23.216 4.23.226 4.23.236 4.23.246 4.23.256

17 mm -- -- 4.13.261 4.23.262 --
Resin
-- -- 4.23.237 4.23.247 --
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

4.23.6xx = SPI CONTACT INICELL (MC) Chairside

Blocks
connec. 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 6.0

11 mm -- 4.23.624 4.23.634 4.23.644 4.23.654

12.5 mm 4.23.615 4.23.625 4.23.635 4.23.645 4.23.655 Tool Sets &

14 mm 4.23.616 4.23.626 4.23.636 4.23.646 4.23.656 Bur Combos
15.5 mm 4.23.617 4.23.627 4.23.637 4.23.647 4.23.657

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 319 Update Description
TiBase 5.2.9 IO FLO IO FLO-S
Dentsply Sirona Implants

Osseospeed TX / OsseSpeed TX Profile

Astra Tech Implant EV / EV Profile / DS PrimeTaper EV Getting

Started
Ankylos C/X

Xive S Software
Workflows
MIS

C1 / V3 / SEVEN / M4
CEREC
Biomet 3i Parameters
Certain™ / Certain Prevail™ / Certain™ XP
Materials
BioHorizons
Processing
Internal, Tapered Internal

Nobel Biocare Resin

Bonding
NobelReplace (tri-channel)

NobelActive / NobelReplace Conical C

Basic
Hiossen Maintenance

Hiossen TS (Mini / Regular)

Straumann Chairside
Blocks
Bone level (CrossFit®)

Zimmer Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
Tapered Screw-Vent

Camlog
TiBases &
CONELOG / Screw-Line FLO/FLO-S

To order, call 800-531-3481or contact your Part

Dentsply Sirona Implant or Lab Specialist. Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 320 Update Description
Dentsply Sirona Implants: IO FLO Scanposts

OsseoSpeed / OsseoSpeed TX Code Ref.

3.0 (Yellow) IO-C-01 35215
3.5, 4.0 (Aqua) IO-C-02 35216 Getting
4.5, 5.0 (Lilac) IO-C-03 35217 Started

OsseoSpeed TX Profile
Software
4.5, 5.0 IO-C-04 35218 Workflows

PrimeTaper EV
XS 3.0 (Green) IO-P-01 35243 CEREC
S 3.6 (Purple) IO-P-02 35244 Parameters
M 4.2 (Yellow) IO-P-03 35245
L 4.8 / 5.4 (Blue) IO-P-04 35246
Materials
Processing
Astra Tech Implant EV
XS 3.0 (Green) IO-P-01 35243
S 3.6 (Purple) IO-P-02 35244 Resin
M 4.2 (Yellow) IO-P-03 35245 Bonding
L 4.8 (Blue) IO-P-04 35246
XL 5.4 (Brown) IO-P-05 35247
Basic
Maintenance
Astra Tech Implant EV Profile
4.2 (Yellow) IP-P-06 35248
4.8 (Blue) IP-P-07 35249 Chairside
Blocks
Ankylos C/X (single use only)
3.5, 4.5, 5.5, 7.0 IO-L-01 35235
Tool Sets &
Xive S Bur Combos
3.0 (Brown) IO-J-01 35230
3.4 (Gray) IO-J-02 35231
TiBases &
3.8 (Yellow) IO-J-03 35232 FLO/FLO-S
4.5 (Blue) IO-J-04 35264
5.5 (Red) IO-J-05 35265
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 321 Update Description
MIS: IO FLO Scanposts

C1 (Conical) Code Ref.

C1 NP 3.3 IO-S-02 34689
C1 SP 3.75, 4.2 IO-S-03 34690 Getting
Started
C1 WP 5.0 IO-S-04 34694

V3 (Conical)
Software
V3 NP 3.3 IO-S-01 34688 Workflows
V3 SP 3.9, 4.3, 5.0 IO-S-03 34690

SEVEN or M4 (Internal Hex) CEREC

NP 3.3 IO-B-04 35273 Parameters
SP 3.75, 4.2 IO-B-01 35212
WP 5.0, 6.0 IO-B-02 35213
Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 322 Update Description
Biomet 3i: IO FLO Scanposts

Certain Code Ref.

3.25, 4/3 IO-F-01 35225
4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 5/4 IO-F-02 35226 Getting
Started
Certain Prevail
3/4/3 (3.4), 4/3 IO-F-01 35225 Software
4/5/4, 5/4, 5/6/5, 6/5 IO-F-02 35226 Workflows

Certain XP
4/5, 5/6 IO-F-02 35226 CEREC
Parameters
BioHorizons: IO FLO Scanposts
Materials
Internal
Processing
Tapered Internal 3.5 IO-B-01 35212
Tapered Internal 4.5 IO-B-02 35213
Tapered Internal 5.7 IO-B-03 35214 Resin
Bonding
Nobel Biocare: IO FLO Scanposts

NobelActive / NobelActive Conical Connection Basic

Maintenance
3.0 IO-K-03 35266
NP 3.5 IO-K-01 35233
RP 4.3 / 5.0 IO-K-02 35234 Chairside
WP 5.5 IO-K-04 35272 Blocks

NobelReplace (Tri-channel Connection)

NP 3.5 IO-D-01 35219 Tool Sets &
RP 4.3 IO-D-02 35220 Bur Combos
WP 5.0 IO-D-03 35221
WP 6.0 IO-D-04 35222
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 323 Update Description
Hiossen: IO FLO Scanposts

Osstem TS Code Ref.

Mini 3.5 IO-R-01 35270
Regular 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0 IO-R-02 35271 Getting
Started

Straumann: IO FLO Scanposts

Software
Bone Level Workflows
3.3 NC IO-H-01 35228
4.1 RC / 4.8 RC IO-H-02 35229
CEREC
Parameters
Zimmer: IO FLO Scanposts

Screw-Vent / Screw-Vent friction fit Materials

Processing
3.3, 3.7 IO-B-01 35212
4.5 IO-B-02 35213

Resin
Tapered Screw-Vent / Tapered Screw-Vent friction fit Bonding
3.5 IO-B-01 35212
4.5 IO-B-02 35213
5.7 IO-B-03 35214 Basic
Maintenance

Camlog: IO FLO Scanposts

Chairside
CONELOG Blocks
3.3 IO-Q-01 35267
3.8 / 4.3 IO-Q-02 35268
5.0 IO-Q-03 35269 Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Screw-line Implant
3.3 IO-N-01 35239 TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Screw-line / Root-line Implant
3.8 IO-N-02 35240
Part
4.3 IO-N-03 35241
Numbers
5.0 / 6.0 IO-N-04 35242

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 324 Update Description
TiBase 5.2.8 IO FLO IO FLO-S
Implant Level Dentsply Sirona Implants: IO FLO-S

Astra Tech Implant System TX Code Reference

OsseoSpeed TX 3.0 (Yellow) A04C 680 20 023 Getting
OsseoSpeed TX 3.5, 4.0 (Aqua) A04D 680 20 024 Started
OsseoSpeed TX 4.5, 5.0 (Lilac) A04E 680 20 025

Software
PrimeTaper EV Connection
Workflows
XS EV (3.0) Green A04K 680 20 018
S EV (3.6) Purple A04L 680 20 019
M EV (4.2) Yellow A04M 680 20 020 CEREC
L EV (4.8 & 5.4) Blue A04N 680 20 021 Parameters

EV Connection
Materials
XS EV (3.0) Green A04K 680 20 018
Processing
S EV (3.6) Purple A04L 680 20 019
M EV (4.2) Yellow A04M 680 20 020
L EV (4.8) Blue A04N 680 20 021 Resin
XL EV (5.4) Brown A04O 680 20 022 Bonding

Astra Tech Implant EV Profile

4.2 EV Profile (Yellow) A04M 680 20 020 Basic
4.8 EV Profile (Blue) A04N 680 20 021 Maintenance

Xive / Frialit
Chairside
Xive S 3.0 F01A 680 20 026 Blocks
Xive S 3.4 / Frialit 3.4 F01B 680 20 027
Xive S 3.8 / Frialit 3.8 F01C 680 20 028
Xive S 4.5 / Frialit 4.5 F01D 680 20 029 Tool Sets &
Xive S 5.5 / Frialit 5.5 F01E 680 20 030 Bur Combos

(Note: Abutment Level implants on next page)

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
To place an order, please call 800-531-3481, option 3

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 325 Update Description
TiBase 5.2.9 IO FLO IO FLO-S
Abutment Level Dentsply Sirona Implants: IO FLO-S

EV Connection (Astra Tech or PrimeTaper)

Uni Abutment EV A04F 680 20 031 Getting
MultiBase Abutment EV A04S 680 20 034 Started

Astra Tech Implant System TX

Software
20º UniAbutment A04A 680 20 032
Workflows
45º UniAbutment A04B 680 20 033

Ankylos Balance Base CEREC

Narrow D4.2 A03A 680 20 035 Parameters

To place an order, please call 800-531-3481, option 3 Materials

Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 326 Update Description
Part Numbers

Getting
Started
CEREC Hardware

Software
Workflows
Blocks, Guides, & Burs
CEREC
Parameters

Primeprint & PPU Materials

Processing

Resin
Dentsply Sirona Cements Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
Other Helpful Accessories

Chairside
Prep Aids Blocks

Sprue Removal & Spray Glaze

Tool Sets &
Paint-on Stain & Glaze Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Service Parts
Contact Your Dealer Representative
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 327 Update Description
 Part Number Weights / Sizes

Primescan Connect
67 95 491 (Laptop included)
Flex Cart Getting
Started
68 06 082 Drawing

Primescan AC Software
66 92 714 (2.1–5.0A) Workflows

SW 5.2 + Pro Module

67 72 771 (SW upgrade to full system) CEREC
Parameters

CEREC Primescan AC
66 67 211 (2.1–5.0A) Materials
Processing
CEREC Primemill
67 26 561 (2.1–4.2A)
Resin
CEREC MC X Bonding
64 28 481 (1.5–3.5A)

Suction Unit Basic

65 80 786 (6.4A) Maintenance

CEREC SpeedFire
64 82 850 (12.5A) Chairside
Blocks

Primeprint Solution*
Tool Sets &
68 02 446 (PP 2.0A; PPU 3.4A) Bur Combos
Countertop Needed Drawing

What Doctor Provides List TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
Speed / # of Units Chart

Avg. mL of Resin/Job List

Part
Numbers
*Active print area: 1920 x 1080 (70μ pixel)

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 328 Update Description
 Equipment Catalog (2 of 3)

Kappler Cabinets: Primemill

Getting
Option 1 Started
1000 08 549 Station Table Top 2020
Option 2
1000 08 549 Station Table Top 2020 Software
1000 08 545 Station Base 2020 Workflows
1000 08 550* Caster Set

Option 3 CEREC
1000 08 546 Station Counter Top Parameters
1000 08 545 Station Base 2020
1000 08 550* Caster set
Materials
Processing
#1 #2 #3

Resin
Picture
Table
Bonding
not
included
Measurements
Basic
Maintenance

Kappler Cabinets: Primeprint Solution

1000 08 834 Drawer Cabinet Chairside
Includes insert for each drawer Blocks
1000 08 835 Door Cabinet
Space for PC and tank
1000 08 836 Garage Cabinet Tool Sets &
Slide out shelf. Space for tank Bur Combos
Dimensions (each unit): H x W x Depth
35 x 35.5 x 28.5 inches / 885 x 900 x 720 mm
TiBases &
Drawer Door Garage FLO/FLO-S
Pictures

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 329 Update Description
 Equipment Catalog (3 of 3)

Blue License Drive

Getting
67 21 703
Started

Design Center PC Software

Comes with CEREC SW license. Workflows
65 43 560*
Details
inLab PC
CEREC
100 005 929*
Parameters
*Monitor (60 42 548), keyboard, mouse, and
power cord not included. Blue license drive sold
separately (note: one comes with the Primeprint). Materials
Details PC must be hardwired to network. Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 330 Update Description
Glass Ceramic Blocks

Getting
CEREC Tessera & Accessories Started

Celtra Duo & Accessories

Software
Blocs C (feldspathic monolithic) Workflows

Blocs C PC (polychromatic)
CEREC
Parameters

Zirconia Blocks
Materials
Processing
CEREC Zirconia+ & Accessories

CEREC MTL Zirconia & DS Kits Resin

Bonding

Surgical Guides Basic

Maintenance

CEREC Guide Blocs, CG3 Sleeves

Chairside
CEREC Guide 2 Keys Blocks

Burs Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

CEREC Primemill
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
CEREC MC X / MC XL

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 331 Update Description
 CEREC Tessera™ 4/box
HT, Size 14
A1 536 543 1205
Click to go to
A2 536 543 1215 Getting
block details
A3 536 543 1225 Started
A3.5 536 543 1235
B1 536 543 1255
Software
C1 536 543 1295
Workflows
D2 536 543 1335
MT, Size 14
A1 536 543 1505 CEREC
A2 536 543 1515 Parameters
A3 536 543 1525
A3.5 536 543 1535
Materials
B1 536 543 1555 Processing
B3 536 543 1575
C1 536 543 1595
C3 536 543 1615 Resin
D2 536 543 1635 Bonding
MT/LT, Size 14
BL2 536 543 1675
Basic
Maintenance
Starter Kit Parts

536 543 0113

Chairside
Blocks
DS Celtra Ceram Demo

Add-on Correction Porcelain,

Tool Sets &
15 g 61 54 04 Bur Combos
Not available through dealers. To
order, call 800-243-1942 (Option 3,1).
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Primescan Disposable Sleeves (50 ct.)
not used with shade matching
Part
66 86 880
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 332 Update Description
 For CEREC Tessera

Meisinger To remove from block Getting

Blue-striped HP diamond Started
5/Pkg. 863-016-HP

Software
Workflows

DS Round Firing Pads

3/Pkg. 536 590 1212 CEREC
Parameters

Materials
DS Mini Honeycomb Trays Processing
2/Pkg. 536 549 0110

Resin
Bonding
DS Investment pins
536 549 0111
Basic
Maintenance

DS Moldable Silicone
Chairside
2/Pkg. 536 549 0112 Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
DS Universal Spray Glaze
w/Fluo 536 827 3100
no Fluo 536 827 3101 TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 333 Update Description
 Celtra Duo (ZLS)
HT, Size 14, 4/box
A1 536 541 1205
Getting
A2 536 541 1215
Click to go to Started
block details A3 536 541 1225
B1 536 541 1255
C1 536 541 1295 Software
C2 536 541 1305 Workflows
D2 536 541 1335
D3 536 541 1345
CEREC
LT, Size 14, 4 box
Parameters
BL2 536 541 1175
BL3 536 541 1185
A1 536 541 1005 Materials
A2 536 541 1015 Processing
A3 536 541 1025
A3.5 536 541 1035
B1 536 541 1055 Resin
B2 536 541 1065 Bonding
C1 536 541 1095
C2 536 541 1105
Basic
D2 536 541 1135
Maintenance
D3 536 541 1145

Chairside
Celtra Duo Correction Porcelain 15 g Blocks
60 12 29
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

Dentsply Sirona Firing Pads, 3/Pkg.

TiBases &
536 590 1212
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 334 Update Description
 For Celtra Duo, Blocs C, Zirconia

Meisinger Universal Polisher wheels

220 mm, use first to prep for polish
Getting
10/Pkg. 9617V-220-UNM-WH Started
Kerr Mandrel HP
6/Pkg. 305-050
Software
Diashine Polishing Paste 3 g Workflows
F (yellow) F3G or DSF3G
FS (pink) FS3G
CEREC
DiaSheen Kerr Polishing Paste 3 g Parameters
Fine (yellow) PP-FINE
Fine Soft (pink) PP-FINESOFT Materials
Processing
Robinson Bristle Stiff, Size #12
12/Pkg. 06161 or 06162
Keystone Goat Hair Chamois Resin
12/Pkg. 1670051 Bonding
Meisinger Goat Hair Brush
5/Pkg. 100-220-HP
Basic
Maintenance
Meisinger disc 26 mm HP (1/Pkg.)
Blue 9770M-260-HP-BL/O
Red 9770F-260-HP-R/O
Chairside
Yellow 9770C-260-HP-Y/O Blocks

Meisinger Twist Polishers (2/Pkg.)

Run at 8,000-10,000 RPM (soft touch) Tool Sets &
Blue 9771M-170-HP Bur Combos
Red 9771F-170-HP
Yellow 9771C-170-HP
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Meisinger points RA (2/Pkg.)
Blue 9743M-040-RA-BL/O
Red 9743F-040-RA-R/O Part
Yellow 9743C-040-RA-Y/O Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 335 Update Description
 CEREC Blocs C 8/box
Monochromatic feldspathic ceramic
Size 10
Click to go to BL2 64 84 542 Getting
block details A1 64 84 427 Started
A2 54 84 435
A3 64 84 443
Software
A3.5 64 84 450
Workflows
A4 64 84 591
B2 64 84 617
B3 64 84 625
CEREC
C2 64 84 633
Parameters
C3 64 84 641
D3 64 84 658
Size 12 Materials
BL2 64 84 666 Processing
A1 64 84 468
A2 64 84 476
A3 64 84 484 Resin
A3.5 64 84 492 Bonding
A4 64 84 716
B2 64 84 724
Basic
B3 64 84 732
Maintenance
C2 64 84 740
C3 64 84 757
D3 64 84 765
Chairside
Size 14 Blocks
BL2 64 84 773
A1 64 84 500
A2 64 84 518 Tool Sets &
A3 64 84 526 Bur Combos
A3.5 64 84 534
A4 64 84 781
B2 64 84 831 TiBases &
B3 64 84 849 FLO/FLO-S
C2 64 84 856
C3 64 84 864 Part
D3 64 84 872 Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 336 Update Description
 CEREC Blocs C PC 8/box
Polychromatic feldspathic ceramic
with three different saturation levels
(chroma). Getting
Click to go to Size 12 Started
block details
A1 64 84 559
A2 64 84 567
Software
A3 64 84 575 Workflows
A3.5 64 84 583
Size 14
A1 64 84 674 CEREC
A2 64 84 682 Parameters
A3 64 84 690
A3.5 64 84 708 Materials
Size 14/14 Processing
A1 64 84 799
A2 64 84 807
A3 64 84 815 Resin
Bonding
A3.5 64 84 823

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 337 Update Description
 CEREC Zirconia+
mono L (crown), 3/box
A1 536 544 0001
A2 536 544 0002 Getting
Click to go to A3 536 544 0003 Started
block details A3.5 536 544 0004
A4 536 544 0005
B2 536 544 0007 Software
Workflows
B3 536 544 0008
C2 536 544 0011
C3 536 544 0012
CEREC
D3 536 544 0015 Parameters

medi S (bridge), 3/box

A1 536 544 0021 Materials
A2 536 544 0022 Processing
A3 536 544 0023
A3.5 536 544 0024
A4 536 544 0025 Resin
B2 536 544 0027 Bonding
B3 536 544 0028
C2 536 544 0031
Basic
C3 536 544 0032 Maintenance
D3 536 544 0035

Chairside
CEREC SpeedPaste (1/ea) Blocks
Used with the white glaze support
pin when glazing zirconia
12cc 65 80 067 Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

Glaze Support Pins

TiBases &
Used with CEREC SpeedPaste when
FLO/FLO-S
glazing zirconia
Crown 66 11 870 (1/Pkg.)
Bridge 65 83 889 (2/Pkg.) Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 338 Update Description
 For Zirconia

Meisinger Remove zirc from block

Blue-striped HP diamond Getting
5/Pkg. 863-016-HP Started

Software
Workflows
Meisinger Remove zirc from block
Red fine tungsten carbide
2/Pkg. HM488FX-016-HP
CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Meisinger Remove zirc from block Processing
Red fine tungsten carbide
1/Pkg. HM489FX-023-HP
Resin
Bonding

Keystone Industries Scotch-Brite

Basic
Zirc. polisher (run at < 5K RPM) Maintenance
12/Pkg. 1670092 Med/Black
12/Pkg. 1670091 Fine/Red
Chairside
Blocks
Filter Bag
(2/Pkg.) 65 78 095
HEPA Filter Tool Sets &
(1/Pkg.) 63 85 277 Bur Combos

DS Universal Spray Glaze TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
w/Fluo 536 827 3100
no Fluo 536 827 3101
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 339 Update Description
 CEREC MTL Zirconia
Mono (crowns), 4/box
A1 536 545 0001
Click to go to A2 536 545 0002 Getting
block details A3 536 545 0003 Started
A3.5 536 545 0004
B2 536 545 0007
C2 536 545 0011 Software
Workflows
D2 536 545 0014

Medi (bridges), 2/box

CEREC
A1 536 545 0021 Parameters
A2 536 545 0022
A3 536 545 0023
A3.5 536 545 0024 Materials
B2 536 545 0027 Processing
C2 536 545 0031
D2 536 545 0034
Resin
Bonding
CEREC SpeedPaste (1/ct)
Used with the white glaze support
pin when glazing zirconia Basic
12cc 65 80 067 Maintenance

Glaze Support Pins

Chairside
Used with CEREC SpeedPaste when Blocks
glazing zirconia
Crown 66 11 870 (1/Pkg.)
Bridge 65 83 889 (2/Pkg.) Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Meisinger Kits for Dentsply Sirona
Extraoral Parts
TiBases &
Universal Shaping & Polishing DSU21 FLO/FLO-S
Intraoral Parts

Ceramic Finishing Kit DSG21 Part

Zirconia Finishing Kit DSZ21 Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 340 Update Description
 For CEREC Guide 2 & 3

CEREC Guide Bloc (1/Pkg.)

For Primemill and MC X only
medi 64 66 564 Getting
Started
For MC XL only
Click to go to maxi 64 47 093
Software
block details Workflows

CEREC Guide 3 Sleeves CEREC

5 sleeves (tubes) and 1 holding pin Parameters

Ankylos ND / XiVE ND
Ankylos A, XiVE 3.0, 3.4, 3.8 Materials
DS OmniTaper EV* 3.0, 3.4, 3.8 Processing
66 69 563

Ankylos WD Resin
Ankylos B Bonding
66 69 571

Astra Tech EV ND Basic

Astra Tech EV 3.6 (straight) Maintenance
Astra Tech EV 4.2 (straight, conical,
profile straight, profile conical)
Chairside
DS PrimeTaper EV S (3.6), M (4.2)
Blocks
66 69 589

Astra Tech EV WD / XiVE WD

Astra Tech EV 4.8 (straight, conical, Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
profile straight, profile conical)
DS PrimeTaper EV L (4.8)
DS OmniTaper* EV L (4.5) TiBases &
XiVE 4.5 FLO/FLO-S
66 69 597

*CG3 for OmniTaper EV available in SW 5.2.7 and Part

the Sept. 2023 SICAT implant DB update Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 341 Update Description
 CEREC Guide 2
Expand
Full Drill Key Sets & Pilot Drills

S M L
Getting
Inner Diameter (mm) ≤3.5 ≤4.3 ≤5.0
Started
Nobel (NB)
2.0–5.0 (25 keys) 5 9 11
2.0 only (3 keys) 1 1 1 Software
Astra (AT) Workflows
2.0–4.85 (17 keys) 3 6 8
2.0 only (3 keys) 1 1 1
CEREC
Biomet 3i (B) Parameters
2.00–4.25 (16 keys) 4 6 6
2.0 only (3 keys) 1 1 1
Materials
Straumann (ST) Processing
2.2–4.2 (11 keys) 3 4 4
2.2 only (3 keys) 1 1 1
Resin
Bonding
NobelBiocare
(not Replace Select Tapered)
Set NB (25 keys) 63 73 943 Basic
2.0 Pilot (3 keys) 64 62 530 Maintenance

Astra Tech Facilitate

(OsseoSpeed, not EV) Chairside
DS PrimeTaper EV 3.6 and 4.2 Blocks
Set AT (17 keys) 63 73 950
2.0 Pilot (3 keys) 64 62 530
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Biomet 3i Navigator
(Parallel-walled only)
Set B (16 keys) 63 73 968 TiBases &
2.0 Pilot (3 keys) 64 62 530 FLO/FLO-S

Straumann
Set ST (11 keys) 63 73 711 Part
Numbers
2.2 Pilot (3 keys) 64 62 563

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 342 Update Description
 For CEREC Primemill

Diamond Burs (6/Pkg.)

Diamond 1.4 CS (Left, Standard) Getting
67 14 088 Started

Diamond 1.2 CS (Right, Standard)

67 14 070 Software
Diamond 1.0 CS (EF grinding) Workflows
67 14 062
Diamond 0.6 CS (EF grinding) CEREC
67 14 054 Parameters

Materials
Carbide Burs (3/Pkg.) Processing
Bur 2.5 ZrO2 CS (Dry Zirc)
67 13 940
Resin
Bur 1.0 CS (Standard) Bonding
67 13 932
Bur 0.5 CS (EF milling)
Basic
67 13 924
Maintenance
Bur 2.5 PMMA
67 37 469
Chairside
Blocks

Dentatec Oil (1000 mL)

58 09 640 Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

Top-load water filter (1/Pkg.)

63 87 067 TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

66 31 191 MC Care Liquid (250 mL)

Part
Workflow
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 343 Update Description
 For MC X, MC XL

Diamond Burs (6/Pkg.)

12 S Step (1.35 mm dia.) Getting
62 40 167 Started
12 S Cylinder Pointed
62 40 159
Software
12 Step (0.95 mm dia.) Workflows
62 60 025
12 EF Cylinder
CEREC
65 35 186
Parameters
12 EF Pointed
65 35 178
Materials
Diamond Burs (6/Pkg.) Processing
20 Step Bur
62 59 597
Resin
20 Pointed Cyl.
Bonding
62 59 589

Carbides Burs (3/Pkg.)

Basic
Finisher 10
Maintenance
62 99 387
Shaper 25 (dry mill)
62 99 395 Chairside
Blocks
Shaper 25 RZ (wet mill)
64 33 440
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Dentatec Oil (1000 mL)
58 09 640
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Top Load Water Filter (1/Pkg.)
63 87 067
Side Load Water Filter (1/Pkg.) Part
61 29 519 Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 344 Update Description
 Primeprint & PPU Consumables

Primeprint 1000g
67 40 257 Model Getting
67 40 224 Model T Started

Details 67 40 216 Tray

67 40 265 Cast Software
Workflows
67 40 240 Splint

67 40 232 Guide CEREC

67 40 281 Temp A1* Parameters
67 40 299 Temp A2*
67 40 307 Temp A3*
Materials
*Suggestion: Air abrade intaglio and use
DS TempGrip Cement
Processing

Resin
Bonding

67 45 546 Washing Container

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
67 44 903 Material Unit
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
67 44 895 Primeprint Box

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 345 Update Description
 Primeprint & PPU (continued)

67 82 481 Purosol Optics Cleaner

68 02 917 Multi-Use Microfiber Cloth Getting
Started

67 54 241 Sponge Inserts (5/Pkg.) Software

Workflows

67 53 631 Wiper (Playing) Cards CEREC

Parameters

Materials
Processing
67 47 823 Activated Carbon Filter

Resin
Bonding
67 57 434 Collecting Container
450 mL
Basic
Maintenance

Foil w/ Clamp Frame

67 44 911 Material Unit Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 346 Update Description
 Primeprint & PPU (continued)

67 45 603 Activated Carbon Filter

Getting
Started

67 52 138 Ozone Filter

Software
Workflows

67 56 295 Curing Light Filter CEREC

Parameters

Materials
67 58 663 Side Cutter Processing

Resin
Bonding
67 58 655 Spatula/Scraper

Basic
Maintenance
67 45 074 Indiv. Exposure Carrier

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 347 Update Description
 Dentsply Sirona Resin Cements

Calibra Ceram Adhesive Resin

Cement (1 syringe, 4.5 g) Getting
For use with Celtra Duo Started
Workflow
Combo 60 71 00
Light 60 71 91
Med. 60 71 92 Software
Trans. 60 71 94 Workflows
Opaque 60 71 95
Bleach 60 71 96
CEREC
Parameters
Prime&Bond elect Universal
Dental Adhesive - Light Cure
Materials
5 mL bottle
Processing
63 46 01
50 unidose
63 46 04 Resin
Self-cure Activator 4.5 mL Bonding
63 43 54

Caulk 34% Tooth Conditioner Gel Basic

Phosphoric Acid (2 syringes, 3 mL ea) Maintenance
6 mL 64 61 25

Chairside
Calibra Silane Coupling Agent Blocks
(1 syringe, 25 Applicators)
3 mL 60 70 80
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Ivoclar 5% HF Acid Etch
5 mL #531548
TiBases &
VITA 5% HF Acid Etch FLO/FLO-S
6 mL #FCE6
PULPDENT 9.6% HF 4x1.2 mL (yellow)
Part
4.8 mL #PEG
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 348 Update Description
 Dentsply Sirona Cements

Calibra Veneer Esthetic Resin

Cement (1 syringes, 2 g)
Getting
Light 60 72 01
Started
Workflow Med. 60 72 02
Trans. 60 72 04
Opaque 60 72 05 Software
Bleach 60 72 06 Workflows

Calibra Veneer Try-in Paste

(2 syringes, 1.8 g ea) CEREC
Light 60 73 01 Parameters
Med. 60 73 02
Trans. 60 73 04
Materials
Opaque 60 73 05
Processing
Bleach 60 73 06

Calibra Universal Self-Adhesive Resin

Resin Cement (2 syringes, 4.5 g ea) Bonding
For use with Zirconia
Workflow Light 60 74 02
Med. 60 74 03 Basic
Trans. 60 74 05 Maintenance
Opaque 60 74 06
Bleach 60 74 07
Chairside
Blocks
Calibra Bio Bioceramic Luting
Cement (each capsule contains
334 mg powder and 196 mg liquid) Tool Sets &
For use with Zirconia Bur Combos
7 Capsules + Extruder 2
60 76 01
14 Capsules TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
60 76 04

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 349 Update Description
 Prep Aids

Kerr Single-use Clearance Tabs (30/Pkg.)

Pink 1.0 004-006 Getting
Green 1.5 004-007 Started
Blue 2.0 004-008
Software
Meisinger Reduction Burs (5/Pkg.) Workflows
White 1.0 828W-017-FG
Green 1.5 828G-017-FG
Yellow 2.0 828Y-017-FG CEREC
Parameters
Demo

Materials
Processing
ContacEZ PrepSure Guides (1/Pkg.)
Yellow 1.0
Red 1.5 Resin
Blue 2.0 Bonding

www

Basic
Demo
Maintenance

Hemoban Gel, 25% Aluminum Chairside

Chloride Hemostatic Solution Blocks
(1 syringe, 20 tips/empty mini syringes)
30 mL 67 51 10
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Demo

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 350 Update Description
 Sprue Removal & Spray Glaze

Meisinger Remove zirc or Tessera

from block: Blue-striped HP diamond Getting
5/Pkg. 863-016-HP Started

Software
Meisinger Remove zirc from block Workflows
Red fine tungsten carbide
2/Pkg. HM488FX-016-HP
1/Pkg. HM489FX-023-HP CEREC
Parameters
488 489

Keystone Industries Scotch-Brite Materials

Med. zirc. polisher (run at < 5K RPM) Processing
12/Pkg. 1670092 Med/Black
12/Pkg. 1670091 Fine/Red
Resin
Bonding
Meisinger Heatless Taper, HP (2/Pkg.)
#9734G-040-HP-P (Med. 4mm) Basic
Meisinger Heatless Wheel, HP (2/Pkg.) Maintenance
#9736G-150-HP-P (Med. 15mm)

For Non-SpeedFire Ovens Chairside

Blocks
Keystone “Honeycomb” Tray
1680050
Ivoclar “Honeycomb” Tray
Tool Sets &
598642 Bur Combos

DS Universal Spray Glaze TiBases &

w/Fluo 536 827 3100 FLO/FLO-S
no Fluo 536 827 3101

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 351 Update Description
 Paint-on Glaze and Stains

Dentsply Sirona Univ. Overglaze 5 g

Standard 60 55 40
High Flu 60 55 42 Getting
Started
Dentsply Sirona Universal Stain 5 g
Body S0 60 55 20
Body S1 60 55 21 Software
Workflows
Body S2 60 55 22
Body S3 60 55 23
Body S4 60 55 24
CEREC
Parameters
Incisal i1 60 55 31
Incisal i2 60 55 32
Materials
White 60 55 00C Processing
Crème 60 55 01
Sunset 60 55 02C
Copper 60 55 03C Resin
Khaki 60 55 04 Bonding
Olive 60 55 05C
Mahogany 60 55 06
Violet 60 55 07 Basic
Raspberry 60 55 08 Maintenance
Purple 60 55 09
Grey 60 55 10
Chestnut 60 55 11 Chairside
Blue 60 55 12 Blocks
Pink 60 55 13

Stain/Glaze Liquid Tool Sets &

15 mL 60 13 15 Bur Combos
50 mL 60 13 50

TiBases &
Renfert Jacket-grip Tweezers FLO/FLO-S
11050300
Keystone Tweezer-type Crown Holder Part
1620045 Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 352 Update Description
Service Parts
Contact Your Dealer Representative

Getting
Started
CEREC Primescan

Software
Workflows
CEREC Primemill
CEREC
Parameters

Suction Unit & SpeedFire Materials

Processing

Resin
Primeprint & PPU Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
CEREC Omnicam

Chairside
Blocks

CEREC MC X / MC XL
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 353 Update Description
 For CEREC Primescan

66 70 413 Color-Calibration Set

Getting
Started

66 95 170 Calibration Set

Software
Workflows
�

CEREC
66 80 974 Sealing Ring (5 pcs) Parameters

66 93 522 Metal Sapphire Sleeve Materials

Processing
66 80 966 Plas. Protec. Sleeve (3 pcs)
See disposable sleeves
Resin
Bonding
65 04 364 Cleaning Swabs

Basic
67 21 703 Blue License Dongle Maintenance
The dealers orders this
through their own equipment
department (not their parts Chairside
department)
Blocks

66 76 550 Lock Screw for Hatch

Tool Sets &
66 76 568 Power Cable Holder Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
66 76 576 Filter Pad Set
(Shown in yellow)
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 354 Update Description
 For CEREC Primemill

67 65 577 Top filter water tank

with anti-slip pads Getting
67 66 286 Anti-slip pads Started

Software
64 29 950 Top-load water filter Workflows
x6 Bulk Pack (Qty. 6)

CEREC
Parameters
66 23 792 Inner sleeve
Materials
Processing

67 18 444 Calib. paddle & pins

67 32 528 Two calibration pins Resin
Bonding

Basic
67 18 410 Torx10 black screwdriver Maintenance
67 11 340 Blade only (no handle)
replace every 400 blocks
Chairside
Blocks

66 39 400 Nozzle plate (Qty. 2) Tool Sets &

10x screws (A ) and 1 bit (B) Bur Combos
Included with Primemill units with
serial numbers ≥ 655231 (USA).
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 355 Update Description
 For CEREC Primemill (Cont.)

64 79 856 Bur wrench

for Bur 2.5 ZrO2 CS Getting
and Bur 2.5 PMMA CS Started

Software
64 79 849 Bur wrench
Workflows
for all other burs

CEREC
x5 62 58 987 Ball pressure screw, replace Parameters
every 200 blocks (5/Pkg.)
Materials
66 32 124 Primemill Set Screw Processing
(1/Pkg.)

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 356 Update Description
 For the Suction Unit

70 47 202 Red/blue rubber O ring

Getting
See Suction Bags & HEPA Filter Started

62 76 930 Blue hose clip (1/Pkg.)

Software
Workflows

67 21 307 Y value w/ brush tip

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
65 89 795 Pointed-tip hose
Processing

Resin
Bonding
For the SpeedFire Oven

Basic
65 81 768 Upper Insulation
Upper Maintenance
Lower
65 81 750 Lower Insulation
65 82 881 Locking Pin
Chairside
Blocks
65 81 636 SpeedFire Coolant
The service technician calls
Dentsply Sirona to get a Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
ticket number required to
place the order (500 mL)
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
65 81 909 Back Filter Mat
(Shown in yellow)
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 357 Update Description
 Primeprint

65 06 815 Torx10 1.3 Nm screwdriver

Getting
Started

67 57 483 Build Platform (spare)

Print area (mm): 134 x 76 (150 tall)
Software
Workflows
Print area (in.) 5.25 x 3 (5.9 tall)

CEREC
67 44 887 Transportation Container Parameters
(spare)

Materials
68 10 126 Glass Pane Processing
Serial number ≥ 701727

67 57 475 Recoater Resin

(inside Material Unit)
Bonding

Primeprint PPU Basic

Maintenance
67 56 402 Platform Holder

Chairside
Blocks

67 56 386 Washing Container Float

Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

67 56 394 Washing Container Stirrer

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

67 56 246 PPU Drip Tray Part

Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 358 Update Description
 For CEREC Omnicam

66 30 714 Color Calibration Set

Getting
Started

63 99 146 Calibration Set Software

Workflows

60 39 155 CD-ROM Door Latch CEREC

Parameters

63 99 179 Lower Air Filter Materials

(Shown in yellow) Processing

62 37 171 Footswitch Air Filter Resin

(Shown in yellow) Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
CEREC MC XL PL, MC XL, MC X

High Gloss (To match the Primescan skins) Chairside

67 09 302 Top filter tank (MC/MC X) Blocks

67 09 344 Dual filter (MC XL PL)

Tool Sets &
Traffic White (Original Omnicam skins)
Bur Combos
64 22 336 Top filter tank (MC/MC X)

63 91 895 Dual filter (MC XL PL) TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
62 80 171 Water Tank Wrench
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 359 Update Description
 CEREC MC XL PL, MC XL, MC X

Cleaning Set
63 05 614 For manual block clamp Getting
Started

Upper Sieve (Milling Chamber)

66 45 886 for CEREC Guide debris Software
included with MC X > 239987, MC XL > 310397 Workflows

64 79 856 Bur wrench CEREC

for Shaper 25 / 25RZ Parameters

64 79 849 Bur wrench Materials

for all other burs Processing

Resin
63 07 354 Torx10 screwdriver
Bonding

62 75 049 Torx10 yellow screwdriver Basic

Maintenance

Calibration Set (Paddle + Pins) Chairside

64 34 497 MC / MC X Blocks
62 63 136 MC XL
62 41 132 Pin (1ea)
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
x5 62 58 987 Ball pressure (5/Pkg.)
replace every 200 blocks
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
62 35 126 Set screw (1/Pkg.)
for MC, MC X only
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 360 Update Description
Appendix
 Getting
Started
DS Core is a cloud-based service that enables
Close X
Video
regulatory List storage and GDPR/
compliant
HIPAA-compliant file sharing functionalities. Software
DS CORE
Click here to see a list of supported formats. Workflows

Setting Up a DS Core Account

The embedded viewer supports rendering of CEREC
.dxd, .dcm, .pdf, videos, and images. Parameters
DS System Monitor*
DS Core supports automatic upload from Materials
devicesWhat
that use Sidexis
Is Fast SW Clarification?
Service 4.3.1, CEREC SW Processing
5.2.3, and Connect SW 5.2.3 or higher.

What Is Hybrid Workflow Setup? Resin

Besides storing copies of your scans and x-rays Bonding
in the cloud, DS Core also allows you access to
How Tolike
other services Connect Your Primeprint
Core Create and Core Care.
Basic
Maintenance
In the future,
How To it will host our
Connect software
Sidexis 4 and other
services ranging from diagnosis to education.
Chairside
DS CORE CREATE Blocks
Sign up for a 12-month plan based on three
storageDesign
levels, and
or chose Configure
Planning Servicelater to be
signed up for Access+. Either way, you pay Tool Sets &
nothing for the first 3 months. Bur Combos
DS CORE CARE

How to Order
Light DS Core CareAdvanced
Standard TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
1 TB 6TB 15 TB
$19.95 / month $99.95 / month $229.95 / month
Part
*Beginning
Click with version
on a number 1.5 (Aug,phone
for dedicate 2023), System
support:
Monitor is called “DI & CAD/CAM Connector.”
Numbers
888–268–9095 (USA) 647-805-2176 (Canada)

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 4 Update Description
 Getting
Started
DS Core is a cloud-based platform that supports
regulatory compliant storage and GDPR/ HIPAA-
compliant file sharing. Software
Workflows
It also supports automatic upload from devices
that use Sidexis SW 4.3.1, CEREC SW 5.2.3, X
Close
and Connect SW 5.2.3 or higher. The CEREC
Parameters
embedded viewer provides rendering of .dxd,
.dcm, .pdf, videos, and images.
Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

Light Standard Advanced TiBases &

1 TB 6TB 15 TB FLO/FLO-S
$19.95 / month $99.95 / month $229.95 / month

Click on a number for dedicate phone support: Part

Numbers
888–268–9095 (USA) 647-805-2176 (Canada)

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 4 Update Description
 Getting
Started
DS Core is a cloud-based service that enables
Close X
regulatory compliant storage
Supported Upload Formats* and GDPR/
HIPAA-compliant file sharing functionalities. Software
Click Workflows
3rd here
partyto
DIsee a list of supported formats.
file-types:
.stl (stereolithography)
The.ply
embedded
(polygonviewer
file) supports rendering of CEREC
.dxd, .dcm,
.obj .pdf,file)
(object videos, and images. Parameters
.3oxz (3Shape, Order Exchange Format)
.xorder2
DS Core (DentalWings/Lava)
supports automatic upload from Materials
.exo (Exocad)
devices that use Sidexis SW 4.3.1, CEREC SW Processing
Radiographs
5.2.3, and Connectand SW3D 5.2.3
volumes:
or higher.
.sixd
Resin
.dcmstoring
Besides (singlecopies
and multilayer DICOM)
of your scans and x-rays Bonding
in the
inLab CAM and CEREC formats: access to
cloud, DS Core also allows you
other services like Core Create and Core Care.
.cam
Basic
.blc
Maintenance
.dxd
In the future, it will host our software and other
services ranging from diagnosis to education.
2D images:
jpeg/.jpg .png Chairside
Blocks
Sign.bmp
up for a 12-month
.tiff/tifplan based on three
storage
Videolevels, or chose Configure later to be
formats:
signed
.avi up for Access+.
.wmvEither way, you pay Tool Sets &
nothing
.movfor the first 3 months. Bur Combos
.mp4
Compressed
Light filea & PDF
Standard Advanced TiBases &
.zip (zipped) FLO/FLO-S
1 TB 6TB 15 TB
.pdf
$19.95 / month $99.95 / month $229.95 / month
Part
*Additional
Click onformats may be
a number foradded over phone
dedicate time. Log into DS
support:
Core to see the current list.
Numbers
888–268–9095 (USA) 647-805-2176 (Canada)

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 4 Update Description
 Close X
Overview and monthly pricing
Getting
DS Core Care is for all newly sold CAD/CAM
Started
devices after July 31, 2023. All existing CEREC
Club contracts remain in force (no migration
possible). Contract period is 3 years, renewable Software
for an additional 3 years at the same level as Workflows
before. Contract start date is the installation
date (not the registration date).
CEREC
DS Core Care (Basic) Parameters
The first year of Core Care is included in the
equipment price with the first monthly
Materials
payment beginning month 13. Cancel anytime
Processing
within the first 12 months.
Primescan AC $130/month
Primemill $130/month Resin
Speedfire $60/month Bonding
Primeprint Solution $130/month
Primescan Connect $175/month
Basic
Maintenance
DS Core Care (Premium, North Amer. Only)
Receive a special discount for the first year with
purchase of equipment. Pay only the additional Chairside
premium amount from Basic (e.g., pay $75/ Blocks
month for the Primescan each month for the
first year starting on month 1). Unlike Basic, no
cancellation is possible for Premium contracts. Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Primescan AC $180/month
Primemill $180/month
Speedfire $80/month TiBases &
Primeprint Solution $180/month FLO/FLO-S

US Dollar/Euro Canadian Dollar Part

Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 6 Update Description
 Close X
Overview and monthly pricing
Getting
DS Core Care is for all newly sold CAD/CAM
Started
devices after July 31, 2023. All existing CEREC
Club contracts remain in force (no migration
possible). Contract period is 3 years, renewable Software
for an additional 3 years at the same level as Workflows
before. Contract start date is the installation
date (not the registration date).
CEREC
DS Core Care (Basic) Parameters
The first year of Core Care is included in the
equipment price with the first monthly
Materials
payment beginning month 13. Cancel anytime
Processing
within the first 12 months.
Primescan AC $160/month
Primemill $160/month Resin
Speedfire $70/month Bonding
Primeprint Solution $160/month
Primescan Connect $215/month
Basic
Maintenance
DS Core Care (Premium, North Amer. Only)
Receive a special discount for the first year with
purchase of equipment. Pay only the additional Chairside
premium amount from Basic (e.g., pay $75/ Blocks
month for the Primescan each month for the
first year starting on month 1). Unlike Basic, no
cancellation is possible for Premium contracts. Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Primescan AC $235/month
Primemill $235/month
Speedfire $105/month TiBases &
Primeprint Solution $235/month FLO/FLO-S

US Dollar/Euro Canadian Dollar Part

Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 6 Update Description
 Close X

What’s Covered Getting

DS Core Care Started
Standard DS Core Care DS Core Care
Primescan
Warranty Premium*
Connect

Software
Self-support

Workflows
Portal

CEREC
Parameters
Spare
Parts

12 months

Materials
Processing
Support
Phone

Resin
Bonding
Annual

Annual
Maint.

Maint.
not required
Basic
Maintenance
Fast Service
Clarification

Chairside
Blocks
Labor &
Travel

Lenovo
Service
& Support
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Replace
Express

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Not yet available for devices sold to dental labs.
*Premium is only available in North America.

Part
Numbers
North Amer. Plans

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 6 Update Description
 Getting
Started
DS Core is a cloud-based platform that supports
regulatory compliant storage and GDPR/ HIPAA-
compliant file sharing. Software
Workflows
It also supports automatic upload from devices
Close X
CEREC
Parameters
DS Core support in other countries:

UK +44 20 7863 2516 Materials

Germany +49 0800 3363347 Processing
Spain +34 919 34 49 10
France +33 1 86 53 26 38 Resin
Italy +39 020 063 1906 Bonding
Austria +43 1 205 1186 006
Switzerland +41 22 567 55 53 Basic
Maintenance
DS Core phone support is provided by
local entities in the following countries:
Chairside
Blocks
Australia +61 1300 552 929
New Zealand +64 (0) 0800 336 877
Japan +81 0120 667 467 Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Korea +82 02-2008 7600
Brazil +55 0800 771 22 26
TiBases &
Click on a phone number for dedicated support:
FLO/FLO-S
888–268–9095 (USA) 647-805-2176 (Canada)

List of other countries Part

Numbers
*Subject to subscription and program terms & conditions.
v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 4 Update Description
Getting to Know Your Scanner

Front Back Getting

Started
Tap a blue circle to learn more:
Close X
Software
Touchscreen gestures
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding
Spin and Flip:
A: Spin the model in one plane using 2 fingers.
B: Flip the model in any plane using 1 finger.
Basic
Maintenance
Zoom in and out:
C: Zoom in by pinching your fingers together.
Chairside
D: Zoom out by spreading them apart.
Blocks
Drag
E: Drag the model to a different area of the
screen using 2 fingers.
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
Foot switch FLO/FLO-S
Casters with parking
brake

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 7 Update Description
Getting to Know Your Scanner

Front Back Getting

Started
Tap a blue circle to learn more:
Close X
Software
Lock the screen
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

To clean the monitor, press simultaneously on the

left and right trackpad buttons for approximately Chairside
one second.
Blocks
The screen will turn dark and show “device is
locked.”
Tool Sets &
Use the foot switch (C) to unlock. Bur Combos

TiBases &
Foot switch FLO/FLO-S
Casters with parking
brake

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 7 Update Description
Getting to Know Your Scanner

Front Back Getting

Started
Tap a blue circle to learn more:
Close X
Software
Foot switch
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Video/Photo: Instead of tapping the capture
Maintenance
button on the screen, you can use the foot switch.

Scan: In this tab, as soon as the camera is within 2–

20 mm of the surface, it begins building a 3D Chairside
model. You can control when this happens by Blocks
pressing up on the foot switch and holding it. After
the camera is in position, release the foot switch to
begin scanning. Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
Foot switch FLO/FLO-S
Casters with parking
brake

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 7 Update Description
Getting to Know Your Scanner

Front Back Getting

Started
Tap a blue circle to learn more:
Close X
Software
et
ions Workflows
at
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Ca
dy CEREC
a bo
m er Parameters
Ca

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C s sa sti
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W al
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M
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Sin pos Blocks
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Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
Foot switch FLO/FLO-S
Casters with parking
brake

Part
*Sold separately. Do not Numbers
use to color calibrate.

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 7 Update Description
Getting to Know Your Scanner

Front Back Getting

Started
Tap a blue circle to learn more:
Close X
Software
On button Workflows
Either the power cord is not plugged in (you
No
can start up using battery power) or the
light CEREC
master switch is off. Always leave the master
switch on or the battery won’t charge. Parameters

The scanner is ready to start up. Materials

Master switch is on and the power cord is Processing
plugged in to the wall.

Resin
The power cord is plugged in and the
scanner is starting up or running. Bonding

Basic
The power cord is not plugged in, but the Maintenance
scanner is starting up or running on battery
power.
Chairside
Blocks
Possible issue. Before calling support,
make sure the main power switch is ON
and the power cable is fully plugged in.
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
When the system is running on only the battery
(power cord not plugged in), the light will flash
orange when the charge falls below 90%.
TiBases &
After plugging the power cord back in, the system FLO/FLO-S
will charge the battery (flashing blue or green
light) until it reaches 90%, and then will stay solid
until fully charged. Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 8 Update Description
Getting to Know Your Scanner

Front Back Getting

Started
Tap a blue circle to learn more:
Close X
Software
Workflows
Power cord holder

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
The holder helps keep the cord away from the
wheels when moving the scanner backwards in
the operatory. Click here to see how to attach it.
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
Fuses FLO/FLO-S

Main switch
Power connection Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 8 Update Description
Getting to Know Your Scanner

Front Back Getting

Started
Tap a blue circle to learn more:
Close X
Software
Workflows
Up: On (I)
Down: Off (0)

CEREC
Parameters

If the main switch is Materials

turned OFF, the Processing
battery won’t charge
and the computer will
only run as long as the
battery lasts. Resin
Bonding
Therefore, make sure
the the main switch is
always ON and the Basic
power cord is plugged Maintenance
in fully to a working
outlet.

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
Fuses FLO/FLO-S

Main switch
Power connection Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 8 Update Description
 Return Next

DR BOB CONTE Warwick, RI

CEREC User Since 2006

Getting
1 Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters
2
Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

3 Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

4 Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 376 Update Description
 Return Next

DR BOB CONTE Warwick, RI

CEREC User Since 2006
Previous
Getting
1 Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

2 Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 377 Update Description
 Return Next

DR BOB CONTE Warwick, RI

CEREC User Since 2006
Previous
Getting
7
1 Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

8
2 Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 378 Update Description
 Return Next

DR ANDREW HALL Colorado Springs, CO

CEREC User Since 2005
Previous
Getting
1 Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

2 Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 379 Update Description
 Return Next

DR JAKE SKOWRONSKI Mooresville, NC

CEREC User Since 2017
Previous
Getting
1 Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

2 Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 380 Update Description
 Return

DR AARON TINKLE Portland, OR

CEREC User Since 2012
Previous
Getting
1 Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 381 Update Description
B) Fire for greater strength (370 MPa).

If glazing, protect the intaglio (underside) X

Closefrom Getting
Started
glaze. Apply an even coat of paint-on glaze.
(Note: with spray glaze, apply an even coat, air
dry 10 seconds, and then apply a second coat.) Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters
DSU21 Universal Extraoral Kit Refills

Back row (L to R) Materials

936SC-200-HP EF sintered diamond disc (1/Pkg.) Processing
9752G-170-HP-GR/O Green/orange coarse wheel (1/Pkg.)
9771G-170-HP Green coarse twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
Resin
9771F-170-HP Red fine twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
Bonding
DCA06-170-HP-BL/O Blue/orange polisher wheel (1/Pkg.)
9617V-220-UNM-WH
DS Universal polisher wheel (10/Pkg.)
Moldable Silicone Refill
#536303RF-050-HP
549 0112 (2/Pkg.) Mandrel (5/Pkg.) Basic
Maintenance
Middle row (L or R)
850F-025-HP 2.5 fine round taper diamond (5/Pkg.)
DCA04-040-HP Blue/orange med. flame (2/Pkg.) Chairside
DCA10-040-HP Beige brown/orange flame (2/Pkg.) Blocks

Front row (L to R)
9681P-220-UNM-BL Precious metals / acrylic wheel (10/Pkg.) Tool Sets &
303RF-050-HP Mandrel (5/Pkg.)
Bur Combos
9736G-150-HP-P Pink abrasive medium wheel (2/Pkg.)
9771M-170-HP Blue medium twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
TiBases &
9769F-170-HP Beige composite twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
FLO/FLO-S
DCA12-170-HP Beige brown/orange wheel (1/Pkg.)
HM488FX-016-HP Red fine tungsten carbide (2/Pkg.)
HM79EX-040-HP Yellow EF tungsten carbide (1/Pkg.) Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 48 Update Description
B) Fire for greater strength (370 MPa).

If glazing, protect the intaglio (underside) from Getting

Started
glaze. Apply an even coat of paint-on glaze.
(Note: with spray glaze, apply an even coat, air
dry 10 seconds, and then apply a second coat.) Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

DS Moldable Silicone Refill

Close X
#536 549 0112 (2/Pkg.) Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

DSG21 Intraoral Kit Refills (Glass ceramics) TiBases &

9771G-140-RA Green coarse twist polisher (2/Pkg.) FLO/FLO-S
9771M-140-RA Blue medium twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
9771F-140-RA Red fine twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
833F-016-FG Red fine football diamond (5/Pkg.)
Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 48 Update Description
Workflow for CEREC® MTL Zirconia

Cut the restoration from the block* and

Getting
remove the sprue Started
Close X

Because CEREC MTL has a multi-transitional Software

Workflows
layer, if you move the restoration up in the block
before milling, you can create a lighter look.
CEREC
Shade A2 Parameters
Moved up
Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance
Conversely, if you move the restoration down in
the block, you can create a darker look.
Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Shade A2
Moved down
Part
Numbers
Special thanks to Bret Aagesen and Shelby Jorgensen

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 55 Update Description
Wait until the clock timer reaches 0, then
move the restoration to the fan area (see
arrow). Allow to cool naturally for 5-6 minutes.
Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Try-in and polish Parameters

1 Try the restoration in the mouth and test for

Materials
proximal* contacts. Adjustments should be Processing
made with a wet grinding high-speed hand-
piece (diamond grain size ≤ 40 µm).
Resin
*To prevent fracturing, don’t check Bonding

Close X
Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
Meisinger Kits for Dentsply Sirona
DSZ21 Intraoral Kit Refills (Zirconia)
Extraoral List of individual parts TiBases &
9771G-140-RA Green coarse twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
Universal Shaping & Polishing DSU21 FLO/FLO-S
9771M-140-RA Blue medium twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
9769F-140-RA Intraoral List twist
Composite of individual parts
polisher (2/Pkg.)
Z850F-018-FG Zirconia Finishing
Diamond Kit round
for zirconia, DSZ21 taper (5/Pkg.) Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 57 Update Description
Wait until the clock timer reaches 0, then
move the restoration to the fan area (see
arrow). Allow to cool naturally for 5-6 minutes.
Close X Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters
DSU21 Universal Extraoral Kit Refills

Back row (L to R) Materials

936SC-200-HP EF sintered diamond disc (1/Pkg.) Processing
9752G-170-HP-GR/O Green/orange coarse wheel (1/Pkg.)
9771G-170-HP Green coarse twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
Resin
9771F-170-HP Red fine twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
Bonding
DCA06-170-HP-BL/O Blue/orange polisher wheel (1/Pkg.)
9617V-220-UNM-WH Universal polisher wheel (10/Pkg.)
303RF-050-HP Mandrel (5/Pkg.) Basic
Maintenance
Middle row (L or R)
850F-025-HP 2.5 fine round taper diamond (5/Pkg.)
DCA04-040-HP Blue/orange med. flame (2/Pkg.) Chairside
DCA10-040-HP Beige brown/orange flame (2/Pkg.) Blocks

Front row (L to R)
9681P-220-UNM-BL Precious metals / acrylic wheel (10/Pkg.) Tool Sets &
303RF-050-HP Mandrel (5/Pkg.)
Bur Combos
9736G-150-HP-P Pink abrasive medium wheel (2/Pkg.)
9771M-170-HP Blue medium twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
TiBases &
9769F-170-HP Beige composite twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
FLO/FLO-S
DCA12-170-HP Beige brown/orange wheel (1/Pkg.)
HM488FX-016-HP Red fine tungsten carbide (2/Pkg.)
HM79EX-040-HP Yellow EF tungsten carbide (1/Pkg.) Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 57 Update Description
Polishing Printed CEREC Guides/Splints

1 After cleaning and curing the job in the Getting

Primeprint PPU remove the Primeprint Box. Started

2 Place the build

Software
platform horizontally
Workflows
or vertically on the
holder. Use the
spatula to remove the CEREC
Parameters
job and any residue
Close X
Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks
DSP22 Primeprint Polishing and Finishing Kit Refills

(Left to Right, Front to Back) Tool Sets &

HM489FX-023-HP Red Fine tungsten carbide (1/Pkg.) Bur Combos
HM79EX-040-HP Yellow EF tungsten carbide (1/Pkg.)
941SG-220-HP Coarse sintered diamond disc (1/Pkg.)
9736H-150-HP Coarse Turquoise wheel (2/Pkg.) TiBases &
9790-170-HP Gray twist polisher (2/Pkg.) FLO/FLO-S
150-220-HP Cotton Wheel 22mm (5/Pkg.)
9769F-170-HP Beige twist polisher, high shine (2/Pkg.)
Part
9769M-170-HP Pink twist polisher, prepolisher (2/Pkg.) Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 60 Update Description
 X
2023 Download Site
Close

Oct: SW 5.2.9 (requires SW 5.2.8) 1.6 GB

Highlights: New Primemill firmware improvements. New zirco- Getting
nia block: Ivoclar IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime. Started
Block DB: ends in 1008.170 / PM firmware: 2.9.8.V062023

Software
Aug: SW 5.2.8 (standalone) 4.5 GB Workflows
Highlights: New SF and PM firmware. Manual DS Core
Upload button. New prep guidelines for GC Initial LiSi Block.
CEREC
Block DB: ends in 958.168 / PM firmware: 2.8.18.V032023
Parameters

May: SW 5.2.7 (requires SW 5.2.4 min. installed) 1 GB

Highlights: Fixes Zirconia ONE “Quality Label detection Materials
error” touch process error in the MCXL. DS Core pairing. Processing

Block DB: ends in 956.166 / PM firmware: 2.7.33.V012023

Resin
2022
Bonding
Oct: SW 5.2.4 (requires SW 5.2.3 installed) 1 GB
Highlights: New SF demo modes, sprue optimization
2022 Basic
allowing longer bridges to fit, Zirconia ONE block added.
Maintenance
Block DB: ends in 924.164 / PM firmware: 2.6.8.V122021

Chairside
March: SW 5.2.3 (standalone) 4GB Blocks
Highlights: Fast grinding Tessera, CZ+ multiple sintering

Block DB: ends in 860.160 / PM firmware: 2.5.18.V122021

Tool Sets &
2021 Bur Combos

December: SW 5.2.2 (requires SW 5.2 installed) 1GB

Highlights: BLX TiBase, wet mill MTL, PM milling offset 0 TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Block DB: ends in 856.160 / PM firmware: 2.4.18.V022021

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 75 Update Description
 Close X

SpeedFire Demo Cycles (by SW Version)

SW 5.2.4 to SW 5.2.8 Time Getting

Started
Scanner
1 CEREC MTL Zirconia
(dry sintering, A1, A3.5, < 4 mm)
18:48
Software
2Standard Surface
CEREC MTL Cleaning
Zirconia 19:58
(dry sintering, A2, C2, < 4 mm)
Workflows
HLD Process (Optional)
3 CEREC MTL Zirconia 9:00
(glazing, all shades) CEREC
Camera Calibration
4 CEREC Tessera Parameters
4:30/10:45
Color Calibration
(matrix firing, all shades)

5 CEREC Zirconia+ 24:53 Materials

(dry, wall thickness 3.0 – 3.5 mm) Processing
Milling & Suction Unit
SW 5.1.1 to SW 5.2.3
Resin
1 CEREC Tessera
Maintenance
(matrix firing, Schedule
all shades) 4:30/10:48 Bonding

2Changing
CEREC Zirconia+
Burs
(Dry, wall thickness 3.5 – 4.0 mm) 26:43
Basic
3Changing
Blank Water Maintenance
--
Calibrate
4 CEREC Zirconia+ Chairside
7:22
MC(glazing,
Care all shades)
Liquid Blocks

SW 5.1
Primemill Video List
Tool Sets &
1 Celtra Duo
Filter Bags & HEPA Filter
(glaze firing, all shades) 10:45 Bur Combos

2 CEREC Zirconia+
(Dry, wall thickness 3.5 – 4.0 mm) 26:43
TiBases &
Primeprint Solution
3 Blank FLO/FLO-S
--

4Maintenance Menu
CEREC Zirconia+ Part
7:22
(glazing, all shades) Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 75 Update Description
 Close X
Basic Maintenance
2023 Download Site

SW History CEREC SF Demo Cycles

Nov: inLab CAM 22.4 Getting
Started
inLab CAM (standalone) 22.4.0.279689
Primeprint Firmware 1.5.24-V062023
PPU Firmware 1.5.24-V062023 Software
Workflows

Aug: inLab CAD 22.2.0 and CAM 22.3.1

CEREC
Name Full Version Number Parameters
inLab CAD 22.2.0.278304
inLab CAM 22.3.1.278748
Materials
Primeprint Firmware 1.4.7-V032023
Processing
PPU Firmware 1.4.3-V032023

2022
Resin
Bonding
April: inLab CAM 22.3.0

inLab CAM 22.3.0.278709

Basic
Primeprint Firmware 1.3.26-V122022
Maintenance
PPU Firmware 1.3.21-V122022

Chairside
Nov 2: inLab CAD 22.1.1 & Apps Blocks

inLab CAD 22.1.1.276516

inLab Model* 22.0.3.276470 Tool Sets &
inLab Splint* 22.0.3.276285 Bur Combos
inLab Partial Framework* 22.0.2.276406

TiBases &
*Before upgrading the apps, please uninstall the old apps. FLO/FLO-S

Maintenance Menu Part

Numbers

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 75 Update Description
 Often, at Least Every 14 Days*
14
Primeprint
• Check the glass plate of the pro-
Getting
jector for resin residuals or dust. Started
Clean with Purosol Optics Cleaner
(67 82 481) and the multi-use
Software
Microfiber Cloth (68 02 917).
Workflows
*If the Material Unit is exchanged several timesX
Close a
week (or if in a dusty environment), check the
glass more often. Place the Material Unit on its CEREC
Annual Maintenance Kit the underside from debris.
plastic tray to protect
Parameters
Included with DS Core Care*

Primeprint
Materials
Activated Charcoal Filter Processing

Primeprint Light Engine:

O-rings (Qty. 2) Resin

Bonding
Sealed washers (Qty. 4)

Cleaning Q-Tips Basic

Sponge Inserts (Qty. 5) Maintenance

Purosol Optics Cleaner

Chairside
Microfiber Cloth
Blocks
Suction cups for glass pane (Qty. 2)

Tool Sets &

Primeprint PPU Bur Combos
Activated Charcoal Filter

Ozone Filter TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
Curing Light Filter

Part
Numbers
*contents subject to change

v. 5.2.9
USA/Canada 124 Update Description
 VITA solutions.
VITA classical A1-D4 Shades
The route to the right tooth shade must be a r
Getting
VITA classical A1
Started
The most important
Brighter B1
• Tooth shade deter
• An internationally
Software
A1 50 years
Workflows
A2 • 16 shade samples
• Practical shade sa
B2
A3
B4
empirical
CERECfindings
C1
D4 A3,5
Parameters
B3
D2
D3

C2 Materials
Lightness
Processing
C3 Reddish-brownish

h shade must be a reliable one. A4

Resin
VITA classical A1-D4 ® C4. A simple yet effective basis.
The most important facts and system characteristics:
Bonding
• Tooth shade determination in just a single step More intensive
• An internationally established system for more than
50 years Basic
Darker • 16 shade samples Paler
Maintenance
• Practical shade sample sequence based on hues and
empirical findings
More yellow More red

Chairside
Schematic, simplified representation
Blocks
Lightness Lightness Lightness Lightness

Reddish-brownish Reddish-yellowish grey Reddish-grey

Tool Sets &

VITA
BurSYSTEM
Combos 3D
1M2
The most important
More intensive
Brighter 1
• Shade sample seq
TiBases & te
1M1
space of natural
FLO/FLO-S
• Reliable tooth sha
2M3
2L2.5 2R2.5 • 26 natural shade s
2M2
GO BACK tooth color space
2
2L1.5 2R1.5
Part
2M1
• Longstanding and
Numbers
demanding esthet
3M3
3L2.5 3R2.5
VITA SYSTEM 3D-MASTER 3M2
®
. Modern efficiency
v. 5.2.9
TheUSA/Canada
most3L1.5
important facts and system characteristics:
3R1.5
250 Update Description
Lightness (L) 3
 VITA More yellow A1-D4 ®. More
classical red yet effective basis.
A simple
The most important facts and system characteristics:
• Tooth shade determination in just a single step
VITA SYSTEM 3D-MASTER Shades
Schematic, simplified representation
• An internationally established system for more than
50 years
• 16 shade samples
• Practical shade sample sequence based on hues and
empirical findings Getting
VITA SYSTEM 3D
Started
1M2
The most important
Brighter 1
• Shade sample seq
1M1
Lightness Lightness Lightness Lightness
space of natural t
Reddish-brownish Reddish-yellowish grey Reddish-grey
Software
2M3
• Reliable
Workflowstooth sha
2L2.5 2R2.5 • 26 natural shade
2M2

2L1.5 2R1.5 tooth color space

2
More intensive 2M1
• Longstanding
CEREC and
demanding
Parameters esthe
aler 3M3
3L2.5 3R2.5
3M2

3L1.5 3R1.5
Lightness (L) 3
3M1 Materials Hue
Processing
4M3
4L2.5 4R2.5
4M2
VITA SYSTEM 3D-MASTER . Modern ®
efficiency
4
The
4L1.5
most important facts
4R1.5

4M1 and system characteristics:

Resin
• Shade sample sequence for optimum coverage of the color Bonding
space of natural teeth in accordance with scientific rules
5M3
3 More intensive
• Reliable tooth shade reproduction, also of intermediate
2.5 hues
2R2.5 • 26 natural shade samples 5M2 2
comprehensively cover Chroma (C)
the natural
1.5
Darker 5 tooth color space 1 Paler Basic
• Longstanding and internationally
5M1 proven system for the most Maintenance
L
demanding M needs
esthetic R
Hue (h)
3R2.5

Lightness
Schematic, simplified representation
Hue Hue Hue Chairside
Blocks
Chroma

4R2.5

Tool Sets &

3 More intensive
2.5
Chroma (C)
Bur Combos
Paler

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

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Primescan Connect Lenovo T15g

15in 1TB 32GB 2.5Ghz i7-11580H
Flex Cart 29 lbs / 13 kg Getting
W x H x D (in.) = 27 x 32.5 x 16.25 Started
W x H x D (cm) = 68.4 x 82.3 x 58.1

Primescan AC 84 lbs / 38.1 kg Software

W x H x D (in.) = 16.1 x 46.9 x 17.5 Workflows
W x H x D (cm) = 40.89 x 119.12 x 44.45
SW 5.2 + Pro Module
License code envelope CEREC
Parameters

CEREC Primescan AC 84 lbs / 38.1 kg

W x H x D (in.) = 16.1 x 46.9 x 17.5 Materials
W x H x D (cm) = 40.89 x 119.12 x 44.45 Processing
CEREC Primemill 102 lbs / 46.26 kg
W x H x D (in.) = 28.7 x 17.9 x 18.3
W x H x D (cm) = 72.89 x 45.46 x 46.48 Resin
CEREC MC X 95 lbs / 43.09 kg Bonding
W x H x D (in.) = 27.6 x 16.7 x 16.5
W x H x D (cm) = 70.1 x 42.41 x 41.91
Suction Unit 28 lbs / 12.7 kg Basic
W x H x D (in.) = 10 x 13 x 14.5 Maintenance
W x H x D (cm) = 25.4 x 33.02 x 36.83
CEREC SpeedFire 46 lbs / 20.86 kg
W x H x D (in.) = 11 x 16.75 x 19
Chairside
W x H x D (cm) = 27.94 x 42.54 x 48.26
Blocks

Primeprint Solution* 90.39 lbs / 41 kg

Tool Sets &
W x H x D (in.) = 20.86 x 26.37 x 20.27
W x H x D (cm) = 53 x 67 x 51.5
Bur Combos
Allow 3 in. (7.62 cm) to left side
Post-Processing Unit 110.2 lbs / 50 kg
TiBases &
W x H x D (in.) = 28.74 x 26.37 x 21.65
W x H x D (cm) = 73 x 67 x 55
FLO/FLO-S
Allow 4 in. (10.16 cm) between the units and
3 in. (7.62 cm) behind for ventilation Part
Numbers
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Flex Cart
29 lbs. (13 kg) Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Photo Measurements Numbers

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Flex Cart
29 lbs. (13 kg) Getting
Started
Width: 27” (684 mm)

Depth: 16.25” (412 mm)

Software
Workflows

Camera Cradle*
11” x 3.25”
Lenovo laptop*
14.75” x 10” x 1.25”

CEREC
Parameters
7” x 2.5”

*Laptop, mouse, and camera cradle shown for scale (not included
with Flex Cart).
Materials
Processing

Resin
2.5” (64 mm)
Bonding
21.5” (546 mm)
Height: 32.5” (823 mm)

4” (101 mm)

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
FRONT

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Base: 22.875” (581 mm)

Part
Photo Measurements Numbers

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Primescan Connect
67 95 491 (Laptop included)
Close X
04.2022
Getting
New as of:

Primescan AC 84 lbs / 2.1–5.0A

Started
New as of: 04.2022

W x H x DPrimeprint
= 16.1 x 46.9
PPU x 17.5 in.
Counter space: 56.6”
Primeprint
SW 5.2 +Instructions
Pro Module 0 lbs
Realistically, 60” to allow for 3” on the PPU side as well
for Use
Instructions for Use License code envelope English
Software
Width: 20.86” Width: 28.74”
English
Workflows

3” 4”

CEREC Primescan AC 84 lbs / 2.1–5 CEREC

Height: 26.37”
Space for door to open

Parameters
W x H x D = 16.1 x 46.9 x 17.5 in.

CEREC Primemill 102 lbs / 2.1–4.2A Materials

W x H x D = 28.7 x 17.9 x 18.3 in. Processing

CEREC MC X 95 lbs / 1.5–3.5A

WDepth
x Hwith
x both
D =doors
27.6fully x 16.7
open: 40” x 16.5 in. Resin
Bonding
FRONT FRONT

Suction Unit 28 lbs

Depth: 21.65”

3” 4”
W x H x D = 10 x 13 x 14.5 in. Basic
Maintenance
BACKCEREC SpeedFire 46 lbs / 10A
BACK

W x3” H xbehind
Space D =for11 x 16.75 x 19 in.
cords/ventilation

Chairside
Blocks
Inches Centimeters

Primeprint Solution* $29,700

Tool Sets &
68 02 446 (PP 2.0A; PPU 3.4A) Bur Combos
Countertop Needed Drawing

What Doctor Provides List TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
Speed / # of Units Chart

Avg. mL of Resin/Job List

Part
Numbers
*Active print area: 1920 x 1080 (70μ pixel)

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Primescan Connect
67 95 491 (Laptop included)
Close X
04.2022
Getting
New as of:

Primescan AC 84 lbs / 2.1–5.0A

Started
New as of: 04.2022

W x H x DPrimeprint
= 16.1 x 46.9
PPU x 17.5 in.
Counter space: 144 cm
Primeprint
SW 5.2 +Instructions
Pro Module 0 lbs
Realistically, 152 cm to allow for 8 cm on the PPU side as well
for Use
Instructions for Use License code envelope English
Software
Width: 53 cm Width: 73 cm
English
Workflows

8 10

CEREC Primescan AC 84 lbs / 2.1–5 CEREC

Height: 67 cm
Space for door to open

Parameters
W x H x D = 16.1 x 46.9 x 17.5 in.

CEREC Primemill 102 lbs / 2.1–4.2A Materials

W x H x D = 28.7 x 17.9 x 18.3 in. Processing

CEREC MC X 95 lbs / 1.5–3.5A

W x H x D = 27.6 x 16.7 x 16.5 in.
Depth with both doors fully open: 101.6 cm Resin
Bonding
FRONT FRONT

Suction Unit 28 lbs

Depth: 55 cm

8 10
W x H x D = 10 x 13 x 14.5 in. Basic
Maintenance
BACKCEREC SpeedFire 46 BACKlbs / 10A
W x8 cmHSpace
xD = for
behind 11cords/ventilation
x 16.75 x 19 in.
Chairside
Blocks
Inches Centimeters

Primeprint Solution* $29,700 MSRP

Tool Sets &
68 02 446 (PP 2.0A; PPU 3.4A) Bur Combos
Countertop Needed Drawing

What Doctor Provides List TiBases &

FLO/FLO-S
Speed / # of Units Chart

Avg. mL of Resin/Job List

Part
Numbers
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The doctor provides the following:

1. Nitrogen Tank(s) and 99% Pure Nitrogen

Recommended: 40 cu ft. Secure the tank according
to the gas supplier’s recommendations. Determine Getting
the location for the tank (ideally closer is better). Started
Consider getting a reserve tank (size chart).

2. Tank Regulator and Fitting Software

Pressure regulated to 60-70 psi. One example: Harris Workflows
Regulator 25GX-145-CA580 (3000540).
We supply a ¼ Male NPT. Whichever regulator you
select, it needs to have a ¼ female NPT. If you pur- CEREC
chase the Harris model above, order this brass fitting.
Parameters
3. Supply of Isopropyl Alcohol (>98%)
Each resin requires 1.3 gallons (5 liters) to fill each set of
washing containers. Available from your dealer. Materials
Processing
4. Electrical (adequate available amperage on the circuit)
Primeprint: 2.0A current draw
Primeprint PPU: 3.4A current draw Resin
5. Table or Counter Space (click to see in cm) Bonding
Primeprint: (W) 20.86” x (H) 26.37” x (D) 20.27”
Primeprint PPU: (W) 28.74” x (H) 26.37” x (D) 21.65”
Basic
Overall*: (W) 58.6” x (H) 27.00” x (D) x 23.5”
Maintenance
*Allows for 3”behind, 4”between, and 3” to the side.
The table/counter must be capable of supporting
250 lbs. (113.4 kg) while remaining level (no
Chairside
sagging). One suggestion.
Blocks
6. Ethernet Connections and Server Access
The Primeprint, Primeprint PPU, and computer for
the inLab CAM require a hardwired ethernet connec- Tool Sets &
tion to the office network and server access. Bur Combos
Consider buying a network switch if you don’t have
enough ethernet drops.

7. Dedicated Computer for inLab CAM TiBases &

inLab CAM software must run on a dedicated com- FLO/FLO-S
puter meeting the following specs (or better):
i5-9600KF 3.7 GHz, 32 GB, AMD Pulse Radeon RX 570
Part
(8GB), 2 TB + 250 GB EVO, Windows 10 Enterprise
Numbers

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The doctor provides the following:

1. Nitrogen Tank(s) and 99% Pure Nitrogen

Recommended: 40 cu ft. Secure the tank according
to the gas supplier’s recommendations. Determine Getting
the location for the tank (ideally closer is better). Started
Consider getting a reserve tank (size chart).

2. Tank Regulator and Fitting Software

Pressure regulated to 60-70 psi. One example: Harris Workflows
Regulator 25GX-145-CA580 (3000540).
We supply a ¼ Male NPT. Whichever regulator you
select, it needs to have a ¼ female NPT. If you pur- CEREC
chase the Harris model above, order this brass fitting.
Parameters
3. Supply of Isopropyl Alcohol (>98%)
Each resin requires 1.3 gallons (5 liters) to fill each set of
washing containers. Available from your dealer. Materials
Processing
4. Electrical (adequate available amperage on the circuit)
Primeprint: 2.0A current draw
Primeprint PPU: 3.4A current draw Resin
Close X
5. Table or Counter Space (click to see in cm) Bonding
Measurements in cm:
Primeprint: (W) 20.86” x (H) 26.37” x (D) 20.27”
Primeprint:PPU: (W)
Primeprint (W) 53 cm xx(H)
28.74” (H)67 cm x x(D)
26.37” (D)51.5 cm
21.65”
Primeprint PPU: (W) 73 cm x (H) 67 cm x (D) 55 cm
Basic
Overall*: (W) 58.6” x (H) 27.00” x (D) x 23.5”
Maintenance
*Allows for 3”behind, 4”between, and 3” to the side.
The table/counter
Overall values must
belowbeallow
capable of supporting
for 7.6 cm behind the
250 lbs. (113.4 kg) while remaining level (no
units, 10.1 cm in between, and 7.6 cm to the side of Chairside
sagging). One suggestion.
the Primeprint to allow the door to open.
Blocks
6. Ethernet Connections and Server Access
Overall
The (cm):
Primeprint, (W) 143.78PPU,
Primeprint x (H)and
68.0* x (D) x 62.6
computer for
the
*To allow for some space between the top and the cabinet. connec-
inLab CAM require a hardwired ethernet Tool Sets &
tion to the office network and server access. Bur Combos
Consider buying a network switch if you don’t have
enough ethernet drops.

7. Dedicated Computer for inLab CAM TiBases &

inLab CAM software must run on a dedicated com- FLO/FLO-S
puter meeting the following specs (or better):
i5-9600KF 3.7 GHz, 32 GB, AMD Pulse Radeon RX 570
Part
(8GB), 2 TB + 250 GB EVO, Windows 10 Enterprise
Numbers

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The doctor provides the following:

1. Nitrogen Tank(s) and 99% Pure Nitrogen

Recommended: 40 cu ft. Secure the tank according
to the gas supplier’s recommendations. Determine Getting
the location for the tank (ideally closer is better). Started
Consider getting a reserve tank (size chart).

2. Tank Regulator and Fitting Software

Pressure regulated to 60-70 psi. One example: X
CloseHarris Workflows
Regulator 25GX-145-CA580 (3000540).
22-24 Primeprint Jobs*

We supply a ¼ Male NPT. Whichever regulator you

11-12 Primeprint Jobs*

select, it needs to have a ¼ female NPT. If you pur- CEREC

chase the Harris model above, order this brass fitting.
Parameters
3. Supply of Isopropyl Alcohol (>98%)
Each resin requires 1.3 gallons (5 liters) to fill each set of
washing containers. Available from your dealer. Materials
Processing
4. Electrical (adequate available amperage on the circuit)
Primeprint: 2.0A current draw
Primeprint PPU: 3.4A current draw Resin
5. Table or Counter Space (click to see in cm) Bonding
*estimated usage based on 40–50 liters / job
Primeprint: (W) 20.86” x (H) 26.37” x (D) 20.27”
Primeprint PPU: (W) 28.74” x (H) 26.37” x (D) 21.65”
Basic
Overall*: (W) 58.6” x (H) 27.00” x (D) x 23.5”
Feet/inches Centimeters Maintenance
*Allows for 3”behind, 4”between, and 3” to the side.
The table/counter must be capable of supporting
250 lbs. (113.4 kg) while remaining level (no
Chairside
sagging). One suggestion.
Blocks
6. Ethernet Connections and Server Access
The Primeprint, Primeprint PPU, and computer for
the inLab CAM require a hardwired ethernet connec- Tool Sets &
tion to the office network and server access. Bur Combos
Consider buying a network switch if you don’t have
enough ethernet drops.

7. Dedicated Computer for inLab CAM TiBases &

inLab CAM software must run on a dedicated com- FLO/FLO-S
puter meeting the following specs (or better):
i5-9600KF 3.7 GHz, 32 GB, AMD Pulse Radeon RX 570
Part
(8GB), 2 TB + 250 GB EVO, Windows 10 Enterprise
Numbers

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The doctor provides the following:

1. Nitrogen Tank(s) and 99% Pure Nitrogen

Recommended: 40 cu ft. Secure the tank according
to the gas supplier’s recommendations. Determine Getting
the location for the tank (ideally closer is better). Started
Consider getting a reserve tank (size chart).

2. Tank Regulator and Fitting Software

Pressure regulated to 60-70 psi. One example: X
CloseHarris Workflows
Regulator 25GX-145-CA580 (3000540).
152.4
22-24 Primeprint Jobs*

We supply a ¼ Male NPT. Whichever regulator you

11-12 Primeprint Jobs*

select, it needs to have a ¼ female NPT. If you pur- CEREC

chase the
121.9Harris model above, order this brass fitting.
Parameters
3. Supply of Isopropyl Alcohol (>98%)
91.4
Each resin requires 1.3 gallons (5 liters) to fill each set of
washing containers. Available from your dealer. Materials
61.0 Processing
4. Electrical (adequate available amperage on the circuit)
Primeprint:
30.5
2.0A current draw
Primeprint PPU: 3.4A current draw Resin
12.7 16.5 16.5 16.5

5. Table or Counter Space (click to see in cm) Bonding

*estimated usage based on 40–50 liters / job
Primeprint: (W) 20.86” x (H) 26.37” x (D) 20.27”
Primeprint PPU: (W) 28.74” x (H) 26.37” x (D) 21.65”
Basic
Overall*: (W) 58.6” x (H) 27.00” x (D) x 23.5”
Feet/inches Centimeters Maintenance
*Allows for 3”behind, 4”between, and 3” to the side.
The table/counter must be capable of supporting
250 lbs. (113.4 kg) while remaining level (no
Chairside
sagging). One suggestion.
Blocks
6. Ethernet Connections and Server Access
The Primeprint, Primeprint PPU, and computer for
the inLab CAM require a hardwired ethernet connec- Tool Sets &
tion to the office network and server access. Bur Combos
Consider buying a network switch if you don’t have
enough ethernet drops.

7. Dedicated Computer for inLab CAM TiBases &

inLab CAM software must run on a dedicated com- FLO/FLO-S
puter meeting the following specs (or better):
i5-9600KF 3.7 GHz, 32 GB, AMD Pulse Radeon RX 570
Part
(8GB), 2 TB + 250 GB EVO, Windows 10 Enterprise
Numbers

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Print Speed by Detail Level

inches per hour mm per hour

Getting
See Started
Very High High Low
Pictures
50 μm 100 μm 200 μm
Software
Splint 1.06 1.77 3.15 Workflows

Tray _._ 1.86 3.02

CEREC
Guide _._ 1.73 _._ Parameters

Model T 1.10 1.77 2.66

Materials
Processing
Model 1.05 1.66 2.23

Temp 0.82 1.43 _._ Resin

Bonding
Cast 0.80 1.40 _._

Basic
Potential # of Units on Build Platform Maintenance

See Optimized by:

Pictures Quality* Height Footprint Chairside
Blocks
Bridge 12 13 23

Guide 4 4 14 Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
Splint 2 1 3

TiBases &
Model 2 2 3
FLO/FLO-S
Tray 1 1 2
Part
*Quality places the job in the optimal orientation for best Numbers
accuracy and successful outcome.

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Print Speed by Detail Level

inches per hour mm per hour

Getting
See Started
Very High High Low
Pictures
50 μm 100 μm 200 μm
Software
Splint 26.44 45.00 79.91 Workflows

Tray _._ 47.20 76.58

CEREC
Guide _._ 44.00 _._ Parameters

Model T 27.95 45.00 67.47

Materials
Processing
Model 26.76 42.25 56.66

Temp 30.00 36.24 _._ Resin

Bonding
Cast 20.46 35.54 _._

Basic
Potential # of Units on Build Platform Maintenance

See Optimized by:

Pictures Quality* Height Footprint Chairside
Blocks
Bridge 12 13 23

Guide 4 4 14 Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
Splint 2 1 3

TiBases &
Model 2 2 4
FLO/FLO-S
Tray 1 1 2
Part
*Quality places the job in the optimal orientation for best Numbers
accuracy and successful outcome.

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Primescan
These cartridges containsConnect $24,995
1000g of resin MSRP
(approx.
900 mL). Most67of95 491
that is used to print
(Laptop the job/
included)
supports. Some
FlexofCart
it remains
$995on the printed
MSRP Getting
object and is lost during the washing phase. Drawing Started
68 06 082
55 mL / 2 = 28 mL avg.

Primescan AC $44,995 MSRPList Software

66 92 714 (2.1–5.0A) Workflows
Model

28 mL Chart
avg.Module $34,995 M
SW 5.2 + Pro
67 72 771 (SW upgrade to fullChart
system) CEREC
Parameters

CEREC Primescan AC $69,995 MS

55 mL / 2 = 28 mL avg.

66 67 211 (2.1–5.0A) Materials

Working Model

Processing
CEREC Primemill
28 mL $79,995 MSRP
avg.
67 26 561 (2.1–4.2A)
Resin
CEREC MC X $63,995 MSRP Bonding
64 28 481 (1.5–3.5A)

Suction Unit $1,473 MSRP

15 mL / 2 = 8 mL avg.

Basic
Full-Arch Guide

65 80 786 (6.4A) Maintenance

8 mL
CEREC SpeedFire
avg. $12,495 MSRP
64 82 850 (12.5A) Chairside
Blocks

Primeprint Solution* $29,700 MS

23 mL / 5 = 5 mL avg.

Tool Sets &

68 02 446 (PP 2.0A; PPU 3.4A)
Quadrant Guide

Bur Combos
Countertop
5 Needed
mL Drawing
avg.
What Doctor Provides List TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Speed / # of Units Chart

Avg. mL of Resin/Job List

Chart
Part
Model/Guide Splint/Temp Numbers
*Active print area: 1920 x 1080 (70μ pixel)

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Primescan
These cartridges containsConnect $24,995
1000g of resin MSRP
(approx.
900 mL). Most67of95 491
that is used to print
(Laptop the job/
included)
supports. Some
FlexofCart
it remains
$995on the printed
MSRP Getting
object and is lost during the washing phase. Drawing Started
68 06 082
17 mL / 2 = 9 mL avg.

Primescan AC $44,995 MSRPList Software

66 92 714 (2.1–5.0A) Workflows
9 mL
Splint

Chart
avg.Module $34,995 M
SW 5.2 + Pro
67 72 771 (SW upgrade to fullChart
system) CEREC
Parameters

CEREC Primescan AC $69,995 MS

58 mL / 4 = 15 mL avg.

66 67 211 (2.1–5.0A) Materials

Processing
CEREC Primemill
15 mL $79,995 MSRP
Splint

avg.
67 26 561 (2.1–4.2A)
Resin
CEREC MC X $63,995 MSRP Bonding
64 28 481 (1.5–3.5A)

Suction Unit $1,473 MSRP

24 mL / 5 = 5 mL avg.

Basic
65 80 786 (6.4A) Maintenance
Temp Bridges

5 mL
CEREC SpeedFire
avg. $12,495 MSRP
64 82 850 (12.5A) Chairside
Blocks
11 mL / 19 = <1 mL avg.

Primeprint Solution* $29,700 MS

Tool Sets &
68 02 446 (PP 2.0A; PPU 3.4A)
Temp Crowns

Bur Combos
Countertop
<1Needed
mL Drawing
avg.
What Doctor Provides List TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S
Speed / # of Units Chart

Avg. mL of Resin/Job List

Chart
Part
Model/Guide Splint/Temp Numbers
*Active print area: 1920 x 1080 (70μ pixel)

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Print Speed by Detail Level

inches per hour mm per hour

Getting
See Started
Very High High Low
Pictures
50 μm 100 μm 200 μm

X Software
Splint 1.06 Thickness)
Detail Setting (Layer 1.77 Close
3.15 Workflows

For
Traymost day-to-day
_._ 1.86 3.02
print jobs, a Detail CEREC
Level of High (100 Parameters
Guide _._
microns) is a good 1.73 _._
choice for almost
Model T except:
everything 1.10 1.77 2.66
temporary and Materials
castable Processing
Model restorations
1.05 1.66 2.23
which benefit from the finer details of Very
High (50 microns) and custom impression trays
Temp
where a setting0.82
of Low (2001.43 _._
microns) provides Resin
sufficient detail and faster printing. Bonding
Cast 0.80 1.40 _._

Basic
Potential # of Units on Build Platform Maintenance
2 mm
See Optimized by:
Pictures Quality* Height 50 μm
Footprint Chairside
Blocks
Bridge 12 13 23

Guide 4 4 14 Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
100 μm
Splint 2 1 3

TiBases &
Model 2 2 3
FLO/FLO-S
Tray 1 1 2
200 μm Part
*Quality places the job in the optimal orientation for best Numbers
accuracy and successful outcome.

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Print Speed by Detail Level

inches per hour mm per hour

Getting
See Started
Very High High Low
Pictures
50 μm 100 μm 200 μm

X Software
Splint 1.06 1.77 Close
3.15 Workflows

TrayOptimize Quality:
_._ Places the job in the
1.86 3.02
optimal orientation for the best outcome.
CEREC
Guide _._ 1.73 _._ Parameters

Model T 1.10 1.77 2.66

Materials
Processing
Model 1.05 1.66 2.23

Temp 0.82 1.43 _._ Resin

Optimize Height: Places the job Bonding
Casthorizontally 0.80
to decrease1.40 _._
the print time.

Basic
Potential # of Units on Build Platform Maintenance

See Optimized by:

Pictures Quality* Height Footprint Chairside
Blocks
Bridge 12 13 23
Optimize Footprint: Places the job
Guide 4 more items
vertically to fit 4 on the plate.
14 Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
Splint 2 1 3

TiBases &
Model 2 2 3
FLO/FLO-S
Tray 1 1 2
Part
*Quality places the job in the optimal orientation for best Numbers
accuracy and successful outcome.

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Close X

Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

Details

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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CEREC Primemill Station $7,435 Getting
Tabletop 2020 $5,110 Retail Started
1000 08 549
Base 2020 $2,325 Retail Software
1000 08 545 Workflows
Dimensions
.9 cm)
50.75” (128
CEREC Primemill Station $5,685
Tabletop 2020 $5,110 Retail CEREC
Parameters
1000m) 08 549
31.5” (80 c
CEREC StationBase
Countertop $575 Retail Materials
1000 08 546 Processing

cm)
cm
)
(87.72 Resin
3.5 5”
25”
(6 33.7 Bonding

Blue License Drive $124 MSRP

Basic
67 21 703 Maintenance

Design Center PC $5,459 MSRP

Use if running CEREC SW. Note: Monitor, key-
Chairside
board, mouse, power cord not included. Blue Blocks
license drive sold separately (one comes with the
Primeprint). PC must be hardwired to network.
162 cm
63.75”

65 43 560 Tool Sets &

Bur Combos
inLab PC $3,995 MSRP
Monitor (60 42 548, $493), keyboard, mouse, and
power cord not included. Blue license drive (67 21 TiBases &
703, $124) sold separately (one comes with the FLO/FLO-S
Primeprint). PC must be hardwired to network.
100 005 929
Part
Numbers

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Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
See inside
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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Getting
Started
Top Drawer
Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Middle Drawer
Resin
Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Bottom Drawer Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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Design Center PC v. 5.4.1
Dimensions (in.): 14 High x 9 Wide x 15.5 Deep Getting
Dimensions (cm): 35.56 High x 22.86 Wide x 39.37 Deep Started
Includes CEREC SW 5.2.x license
Intel i7 chip / 32 GB RAM / 250GB SSD + 2TB HDD
Radeon RX 570 8GB Choose from Display port or HDMI Software
(shown in orange) on the video card for your monitor Workflows
Windows 10 Enterprise
Kappler Primemill Cabinets
Top 1 $5,110 MSRP
Option CEREC
1000 08 549 Station Table Top 2020 $5,110 Parameters

Option 2 $7,708 MSRP

1000 08 549 Station Table Top 2020 $5,110 Materials
1000 08 545 Station Base 2020 $2,325 Processing
1000 08 550* Caster Set $273

Option 3 $3,173 MSRP Resin

1000 08 546 Station Counter Top $575 Bonding
1000 08 545 Station Base 2020 $2,325
1000 08 550* Caster set $273
*OptionalDPadd-on Basic
DP DP HDMI
Back Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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inLab PC v. 6.0.3
Dimensions (in.): 17.25 High x 7.75 Wide x 19.25 Deep Getting
Dimensions (cm): 43.81 High x 19.68 Wide x 48.90 Deep Started
No CEREC SW or inLab licenses included
Intel i7 chip / 32 GB RAM / 250GB SSD + 2TB HDD
AMD Pulse Radeon RX 570 or nVidia GeForce RTX 2060 Software
Choose from Display port or HDMI (shown in orange) on Workflows
the video card for your monitor
Kappler Primemill Cabinets
Windows 10 Enterprise
Option 1 $5,110 MSRP CEREC
Front
1000 08 549 Station Table Top 2020 $5,110 Parameters

Option 2 $7,708 MSRP

1000 08 549 Station Table Top 2020 $5,110 Materials
1000 08 545 Station Base 2020 $2,325 Processing
1000 08 550* Caster Set $273

Option 3 $3,173 MSRP Resin

1000 08 546 Station Counter Top $575 Bonding
Back
1000 08 545 Station Base 2020 $2,325
1000 08 550* Caster set $273
*Optional add-on Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

DP DP HDMI DP
Tool Sets &
Bur Combos

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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 CEREC Tessera 4/box
HT, Size 14,
A1 536 543
Close X Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
Processing

Resin
Bonding

Basic
Tessera Starter Kit Contains: Maintenance
12 Sample blocks (2 each shade/translucency)
HT: A2, A3
MT: A1, A2, A3, A3.5 Chairside
Blocks
Mini honeycomb tray (1/Pkg. sample)
Investment pins samples (1 posterior, 1 anterior)

536 590 1212 Round firing pads (3/Pkg.) Tool Sets &
60 13 15 Stain & Glaze Liquid (15ml) Bur Combos
60 55 42 Paint-on overglaze High Flu (1/jar)
536 549 0112 Moldable silicone (2/Pkg.)
TiBases &
Pinelo Magnetic-tip Brushes (size 2 tip, size 0 tip/handle) FLO/FLO-S
Diamond-coated tweezers

Part
Numbers

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 CEREC MTL Zirconia
Mono (crowns, 4/box)
A1 536 545 0001
Close X Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters
DSU21 Universal Extraoral Kit Refills

Back row (L to R) Materials

936SC-200-HP EF sintered diamond disc (1/Pkg.) Processing
9752G-170-HP-GR/O Green/orange coarse wheel (1/Pkg.)
9771G-170-HP Green coarse twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
Resin
9771F-170-HP Red fine twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
Bonding
DCA06-170-HP-BL/O Blue/orange polisher wheel (1/Pkg.)
9617V-220-UNM-WH Universal polisher wheel (10/Pkg.)
303RF-050-HP Mandrel (5/Pkg.) Basic
Maintenance
Middle row (L or R)
850F-025-HP 2.5 fine round taper diamond (5/Pkg.)
DCA04-040-HP Blue/orange med. flame (2/Pkg.) Chairside
DCA10-040-HP Beige brown/orange flame (2/Pkg.) Blocks

Front row (L to R)
9681P-220-UNM-BL Precious metals / acrylic wheel (10/Pkg.) Tool Sets &
303RF-050-HP Mandrel (5/Pkg.)
Bur Combos
9736G-150-HP-P Pink abrasive medium wheel (2/Pkg.)
9771M-170-HP Blue medium twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
TiBases &
9769F-170-HP Beige composite twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
FLO/FLO-S
DCA12-170-HP Beige brown/orange wheel (1/Pkg.)
HM488FX-016-HP Red fine tungsten carbide (2/Pkg.)
HM79EX-040-HP Yellow EF tungsten carbide (1/Pkg.) Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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 CEREC MTL Zirconia
Mono (crowns, 4/box)
A1 536 545 0001
Close X Getting
Started

Software
Workflows

CEREC
Parameters

Materials
DSG21 Intraoral Kit Refills (Glass ceramics) Processing
9771G-140-RA Green coarse twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
9771M-140-RA Blue medium twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
9771F-140-RA Red fine twist polisher (2/Pkg.) Resin
833F-016-FG Red fine football diamond (5/Pkg.) Bonding

Basic
Maintenance

Chairside
Blocks

Tool Sets &

Bur Combos

DSZ21 Intraoral Kit Refills (Zirconia)

9771G-140-RA Green coarse twist polisher (2/Pkg.) TiBases &
9771M-140-RA Blue medium twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
FLO/FLO-S
9769F-140-RA Composite twist polisher (2/Pkg.)
Z850F-018-FG Diamond for zirconia, round taper (5/Pkg.) Part
Numbers

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Full Drill Key Sets & Pilot Drills

S M L
Getting
Inner Diameter (mm) ≤3.5 ≤4.3 ≤5.0
Started
Nobel (NB)
2.0 Pilot Sets X X X
2.8 X X X Software
3.0 X X X Workflows
3.2 X X X
3.4 X X X
3.6 X X CEREC
3.8 X X Parameters
4.1 X X
4.2 X X
Materials
4.6 X
Processing
5.0 X
Astra (AT)
2.0 Pilot Sets X X X Resin
3.2 X X X Bonding
3.35 X X X
3.7 X X
Basic
3.85 X X
Maintenance
4.2 X X
4.7 X
4.85 X Chairside
Biomet 3i (B) Blocks
2.0 Pilot Sets X X X
2.75 X X X
3.0 X X X Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
3.25 X X X
3.85 X X
4.25 X X TiBases &
Straumann (ST) FLO/FLO-S
2.2 Pilot Sets X X X
2.8 X X X
Part
3.5 X X X
Numbers
4.2 X X

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Primeprint ConsumablesClose
Additional IFU Details

Primeprint Basic Resins $299 MSRP

Tray - Tray minimal thickness: 2.5 mm
1000 g MPa 3-Point Getting
- Grip minimal thickness: 5.0 mm Started
67 40 257 Model >70
Cast 67 40 224temp.
- Burn-out Model
800˚ T >195
C for 30–45 min.
67 40 216 Tray >90
(depending on the size of the mold)
67 40 265 Cast >70 Software
Splint - Minimal thickness 1.5 mm Workflows
Primeprint
- MMA Free
Adv. Resins $699 MSRP
67 40 232 Guide >75
- In the office cleaning: ultrasonic bath
67 40 240 Splint >80
CEREC
- At-home Parameters
67 40 281cleaning:
Temptoothbrush
A1 and
>100
67water
40 299 Temp
(or liquid A2then rinse
soap), >100
67 40 307 Temp A3 >100
Materials
- Cleaning tablets allowed
Processing
- Do not use toothpaste
Guide - Minimal
67 44 903 thickness 1.5Unit
Material mm $599

- MMA Free Resin

Bonding
- Sterilization possible: W&H Lisa 522
(Program
67 54 241Universal
Sponge121)
Inserts (5/ $29
Basic
Temp - Min. thickness 1.5 mm (0.8 mm axial) Maintenance
- Do not heat sterilize restorations
- Indicated
67 53 631 for up to (Playing)
Wiper 4-unit bridges
Cards $15 Chairside
Minimum bridge connector sizes: Blocks
Anterior: 12 mm²
Posterior: 15 mm²
67 44 911 Foil w/ Clamp Frame $199 Tool Sets &
If eye contact, rinse and seek medical advice. Bur Combos
Resins may remain in the vat for a max. of five months.

TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

v. 5.2.9
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To see what’s new in this edition, click on a page
number below:
p. 4 Added DS Core support phone numbers for
countries outside of the United States and Canada. Getting
Started
p. 75 Added CEREC SW 5.2.9 to the CEREC soft-
ware history page.
p. 75 Added inLab CAM 22.4 to the inLab software Software
Workflows
history page.
p. 95 Added the suggestion for users who mostly
dry-mill zirconia to manually apply some Dentatec oil CEREC
directly to the milling shafts (in addition to running a Parameters
wet-cleaning process or wet-grinding cycle weekly).
p. 147 Added a reminder to remove ALL residue Materials
from the Primeprint build plate before cleaning. Processing
p. 214 Added details about the new zirconia block
from Ivoclar (e.max ZirCAD Prime). Resin
p. 329 Added details on the Kappler Cabinets for the Bonding
Primeprint and PPU.
p. 340 Added the OmniTaper EV implant to the Basic
CEREC Guide 3 (CG3) compatibility list. Maintenance

News & Reminders Chairside

Blocks
- The Omnicam will be discontinued at the end of the
year (December 31, 2023).
- Connect SW 5.2.7 is compatible with Windows 11. Tool Sets &
Bur Combos
- The following Primeprint resins have new, lower
pricing: Model, Model T, and Splint.
TiBases &
FLO/FLO-S

Part
Numbers

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