98 mm dental titanium discs for CAD/CAM milling

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98 mm Grade 5 dental titanium disc for dental laboratory CAD/CAM milling

Grade 5 TitaniumØ 98 mmCAD/CAM Milling

98 mm dental titanium discs for CAD/CAM milling in dental laboratories

The dental titanium disc is a premium choice for CAD/CAM milling of implant and prosthetic structures requiring a material that combines high strength, light weight and excellent biocompatibility.

In a modern dental laboratory, Grade 5 TC4 titanium discs are used to machine implant bars, abutments, superstructures, bridges and advanced metal frameworks with excellent dimensional stability.

The Milaenium / Audental range in 98 mm format is available in several thicknesses, making it possible to select the right disc according to the design geometry, required material volume and complexity of the milling case.

Mechanical strength

Grade 5 titanium provides excellent rigidity for implant-supported structures and technical frameworks.

Biocompatibility

Titanium is highly valued in dental applications where long-term compatibility with the oral environment is essential.

Wide thickness range

Several disc thicknesses help you optimize material selection depending on the type of restoration or implant framework to be milled.

Milaenium / Audental titanium disc range

Titanium disc 98 × 10 mm Grade 5

A compact version for technical work requiring controlled material height and precise CAD/CAM milling.

Titanium disc 98 × 12 mm Grade 5

An intermediate format offering an excellent balance between material efficiency and milling versatility.

Titanium disc 98 × 14 mm Grade 5

A balanced solution for routine prosthetic frameworks and controlled implant-supported designs.

Titanium disc 98 × 16 mm Grade 5

A highly versatile thickness suitable for a wide range of production needs in the dental laboratory.

Titanium disc 98 × 18 mm Grade 5

A technical version for frameworks, bars and structures requiring greater usable height.

Titanium disc 98 × 20 mm Grade 5

Designed for larger restorations and more demanding CAD/CAM implant and prosthetic applications.

Titanium disc 98 × 22 mm Grade 5

A larger material reserve for complex structures and high-profile implant-supported restorations.

Titanium disc 98 × 25 mm Grade 5

The tallest version in the range, intended for the most demanding implantology and framework milling cases.

How to choose the right titanium disc thickness

Type of structure

The larger or taller the structure, the more relevant a thicker disc becomes.

Material reserve

Greater thickness provides more freedom for complex implant geometries and advanced technical designs.

Stock management

Intermediate thicknesses cover many daily needs, while taller discs are ideal for advanced and high-volume cases.

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Why choose a Grade 5 titanium disc in a dental laboratory?

Grade 5 TC4 titanium is highly valued in the dental prosthetics laboratory because it combines mechanical strength, low weight and biocompatibility.

It is a reliable solution for milling implant bars, abutments, superstructures and various technical frameworks intended for ceramic or composite veneering depending on the chosen protocol.

Useful rigidity
Stable support for implant frameworks and technical structures.

Reduced weight
A lighter alternative compared with other metal materials.

CAD/CAM workflow
Perfectly suited to modern digital milling processes in the dental lab.

Dental laboratory applications

Milling of implant bars

Production of abutments and superstructures

Manufacturing of metal frameworks

Advanced CAD/CAM implant prosthetics

FAQ — 98 mm dental titanium discs for milling machines

Why use a titanium disc in a dental laboratory?

A dental titanium disc is appreciated for its excellent balance between mechanical strength, light weight and biocompatibility.

It is particularly relevant for implant-supported work and technical frameworks milled with a CAD/CAM workflow.

Which titanium disc thickness should I choose?

The right choice mainly depends on the height of the structure, the geometry of the design and the amount of material required.

Intermediate thicknesses are suitable for many routine cases, while taller discs are better for larger and more demanding structures.

Is Grade 5 titanium suitable for dental implantology?

Yes, Grade 5 TC4 titanium is particularly well suited to implant bars, abutments and superstructures.

Its rigidity and biocompatibility make it a highly valued material for advanced implant prosthetics.

Important: Milaenium / Audental titanium discs are genuine CE-certified products, which is essential in implantology.

Can a titanium framework be veneered with ceramic?

Yes, depending on the selected protocol, a milled titanium structure can be designed for ceramic or composite veneering.

Surface preparation, blasting procedures and firing temperatures must follow the technical recommendations of the chosen material system.

Lab tip: keep several titanium disc thicknesses in stock to avoid systematically oversizing your material and to adapt each milling case more precisely to the restoration being produced.