e.max Restorations
Lithium-disilicate e.max restorations balance strength with lifelike light transmission for veneers, inlays, onlays and selected crowns. Each case is finished to the prescribed shade and surface character by hand, so light moves through the restoration the way it moves through enamel. Send calibrated photos and a stump shade for tough anterior matches, and our ceramists build the result to the tooth beside it.
Where e.max restorations fit
- Anterior veneers: Thin, layered e.max restorations where translucency decides the result.
- Inlays and onlays: Conservative, tooth-preserving restorations with a natural finish.
- Single crowns: Anterior and selected posterior crowns where esthetics lead.
Pressed or milled, matched to the case
e.max comes pressed or milled, and each has a place. Pressed favors thin, highly esthetic veneers and refined margins, while milled suits an efficient digital workflow. Whichever route the case takes, our team characterizes shade and texture by hand and verifies contacts and margin before the e.max restorations ship. When a posterior case needs more raw strength than lithium disilicate offers, we tell you and point you to zirconia.
What's included
- Design reviewed against your prescription and submitted records
- Digital and traditional case submissions supported
- Material and workflow guidance before production
- Quality-control review completed before delivery
- Major scanner workflows and open STL or PLY files accepted
- Case-specific technical support from the Laguna team
Questions? Call us at +1 (916) 688-1333, 7 days a week.
Frequently asked questions
Send a completed prescription, the final digital scan or impression, opposing arch, bite record, stump shade, requested final shade, and calibrated photographs. Complete records let us confirm the e.max restorations design before production.
Yes. We accept major intraoral scanner workflows and open STL or PLY files. Contact our team if you need help connecting your scanner or transferring a case.
The standard estimate is 8 days in lab. Timing varies with complexity, material, records and approvals, so confirm the current schedule when submitting.
It depends on thickness, esthetic demand and workflow. Share the indication, reduction and shade goals, and our technicians recommend pressed or milled before production.
Rush service may be available depending on case type, records and the production schedule. Call before sending so we can confirm feasibility and your requested delivery date.