Products
Biterite offers two levels of service, catering to a wide variety of aesthetic requirements and budgets. Our Premier-plus service offers precious substructures for metal-ceramic restorations, while our Premier service offers non-precious substructure as well as precious substructures.
Metal Ceramics (Bonded)
We utilise Argen and Ivoclar for our metal substructures; with their unparalleled manufacturing facilities for dental alloys their work is amongst the best in the industry and we offer bonded work in a variety of substructures:
- Non-Precious.
- Semi-Precious (60%) Palladium Based.
- Yellow bonding gold (98%).
Gold Work
Utilising state of the art techniques, processes and equipment incorporating anatomical waxing up, investing and casting we insure that every restoration is tailor made to offer an exceptionally accurate fit with a flawless finish.
- Crowns & bridges.
- Inlays, onlay and Posts and cores.
- Available in 40% 60% and 75% yellow gold.
All Ceramics and Zirconia
We offer a wide range of all ceramic restorations, utilising sate of the art CAD/CAM technology as well as pressable ceramics. We are equipped with a Lava ST scanner and are an approved Lava design Centre. All our Zirconia restorations are designed in house. For our pressable ceramics we utilise Ivoclars IPS e.max system for its proven track record in producing beautiful and strong all ceramic restorations. Products we offer include:
- IPS e.max crowns inlays onlays and veneers
- Noritake Katana Zirconia Substructures
- Approved Lava design centre for Lava substructures
- Composite crown and bridge
Implant Work
We offer a wide variety of implant solutions including cad cam framework design and production from the ISUS system as well as custom zirconia abutments from Astra Atlantis system. Screw retained zirconia crowns and bridge work is also available.. Long span zirconia substructures can be fabricated as well as conventional techniques using castable gold alloys.
- Custom abutments in Zirconia, Titanium
- Astra Atlantis Custom Abutments in Titanium and Zirconia
- Conventional casting techniques in gold alloys
- Choice of Porcelain or composite materials