The IPS e.max Alox Plunger features ends that are both rounded which makes both sides suitable for pressing.

The IPS e.max Alox Plunger Separator prevents the ingot from sticking to the Alox plunger during pressing and cooling in the investment ring.

IPS Build-Up Liquid

The patented metal-ceramic material, IPS Style offers dental labs maximum efficiency, easy handling and life-like esthetics.

This is the first material in the history of dental ceramics to contain oxyapatite crystals. These crystals reflect a high amount of incident lighting and provide restorations with a natural-looking depth.

The IPS Ceramic Etching Gel is used for the creation of retentive bonding surfaces for the composite cementation technique. It enhances the bonding effect between the composite cement and the ceramic bonding surface.

This Separating Liquid is used on areas that have been sealed with either the Model Sealer or the Margin Sealer Liquid. Use of this liquid will ensure a clean separation between the ceramic material and the stone model and/or die.

IPS Die Holders are used with IPS Natural Die Material

IPS e.max CAD Crystallization Tray

IPS e.max Ceram Dentin A-D shades can be used to replicate life-like dentin material in IPS e.max restorations.

The 22 Essence powders are used for internal characterizations, to mix with other IPS e.max Ceram powders, and for final superficial, external characterizations. The very fine powders demonstrate different degrees of fluorescence, depending on the individual shade.

A total of 12 Gingiva ceramic materials for a life-like gingiva, particularly for the fabrication of implant retained restorations.

These five life-like materials are used in combination with the 4 Intensive Gingiva and 3 Essence powders, depending on the desires of the patient.

An IPS e.max Ceram ZirLiner Gingiva is available for use in conjunction with zirconium oxide.

With the allround liquid, a consistency suitable for conventional processing and drying is achieved. Powders mixed with the allround liquid demonstrate a shorter processing time (approximately 1/2 day). The longlife liquid, however, enables a slightly pasty consistency and the powders mixed with this liquid can be processed over a longer period of time (approximately 1 week).

IPS e.max Ceram Glaze is applied to all areas of the restoration that have been veneered using IPS e.max Ceram.

The fluorescent glazing materials are used in those areas of the restoration which have not been veneered with IPS e.max Ceram and are applied to framework materials that demonstrate no or very low fluorescence, and for which fully or partially anatomical reduction has been carried out.

IPS e.max Ceram Glaze is applied to all areas of the restoration that have been veneered using IPS e.max Ceram.

The fluorescent glazing materials are used in those areas of the restoration which have not been veneered with IPS e.max Ceram and are applied to framework materials that demonstrate no or very low fluorescence, and for which fully or partially anatomical reduction has been carried out.

IPS e.max Ceram Incisal and Transparent Incisal demonstrate slight fluorescence and opalescence similar to natural enamel. The high stability and excellent modeling properties enable quick and accurately detailed layering of true to nature incisal edges and occlusal surfaces.

IPS e.max Ceram Incisal 20 g BL

This material is used to achieve what is known as the "halo effect", which is caused in natural teeth by the light refraction at the incisal edge.

IPS e.max Ceram Intensive Gingiva

A total of 12 Gingiva ceramic materials for a life-like gingiva, particularly for the fabrication of implant retained restorations.

Five life-like gingival materials are used in combination with these 4 Intensive Gingiva powders and 3 Essence powders, depending on the desires of the patient.

An IPS e.max Ceram ZirLiner Gingiva is available for use in conjunction with zirconium oxide.

The Occlusal Dentin materials are available in two different shades. They are used as the shade basis for the occlusal surface and to intensify the chroma.

The Opal Effect materials are available in six shade gradations.

Starting with Opal Effect 1, with naturally enhanced opalescence and simultaneous high translucency, the brightness value between Opal Effect 2 and Opal Effect 4 is continuously increased.??

Opal Effect 5 then demonstrates the typical opal shade. The Opal Effect violet material is used to reduce the brightness value in the incisal area.