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Dental zirconia disc CAD CAM Ø98 mm CE-certified AUDENTAL

CAD CAM dental zirconia disc – AUDENTAL range for dental laboratories

The AUDENTAL zirconia disc collection includes multilayer dental zirconia discs designed for dental laboratories working in CAD CAM workflows with 98 mm open-system milling machines.

This multilayer dental zirconia range is engineered to combine mechanical strength, translucency, production consistency and aesthetic integration, with a logic adapted to the real needs of the modern dental laboratory.

Available in 16 mm, 18 mm and 20 mm, AUDENTAL 3D PRO zirconia allows laboratories to produce full zirconia crowns, monolithic restorations and selected multi-unit restorations with a CE-certified, reliable and consistent material for daily dental lab production.

Why choose an AUDENTAL zirconia disc?

For a dental laboratory, choosing a CAD CAM zirconia disc is not only about aesthetics. It must also meet concrete requirements such as traceability, material consistency, machine compatibility and repeatability throughout the production workflow.

The AUDENTAL range is designed precisely for this requirement. It enables laboratories to work with a multilayer CAD CAM zirconia developed for dental technicians looking for the right balance between safety, performance and natural aesthetics.

The standard Ø98 mm format supports integration into open systems, while the consistency of the range across 16 mm, 18 mm and 20 mm helps the laboratory structure stock and milling protocols with greater consistency.

Applications of AUDENTAL zirconia discs in the dental laboratory

Anterior monolithic crowns where a more natural result is required with multilayer zirconia

Posterior full zirconia crowns for a good balance between aesthetics and mechanical safety

CAD CAM milling workflows using the standard open 98 mm disc format

Zirconia bridges depending on clinical indication, restoration design and selected thickness

Digital dental lab production with a clear range logic between 16, 18 and 20 mm

Aesthetic dental restorations in pre-shaded multilayer zirconia for laboratory use

Advantages of AUDENTAL multilayer zirconia

A well-selected multilayer dental zirconia disc helps the laboratory reduce unnecessary steps, secure the CAD CAM workflow and achieve better consistency in monolithic restorations. This is especially important when the laboratory works in series or handles a regular volume of CAD CAM dental restorations.

The AUDENTAL 3D PRO range stands out through a straightforward structure: 98 mm zirconia disc, several practical thicknesses, positioning aligned with the expectations of the dental laboratory, and an important compliance benefit with CE-certified zirconia.

Multilayer gradient
Integrated shade transition to better manage cervical, middle and incisal areas in zirconia restorations.

Open CAD CAM compatibility
Ø98 mm disc format suited to CAD CAM milling workflows used in dental laboratories.

Traceability and compliance
A relevant range for laboratories looking for CE-certified dental zirconia.

How to choose your 98 mm AUDENTAL zirconia disc

16 mm zirconia disc

The 16 mm zirconia disc is well suited to single units, crowns and many standard cases where material optimization and useful height remain controlled. It is a practical format for laboratories seeking precision in everyday cases.

18 mm zirconia disc

The 18 mm zirconia disc is often the most versatile option. It covers a wide range of dental laboratory needs for routine CAD CAM zirconia restorations and offers good nesting flexibility.

20 mm zirconia disc

The 20 mm zirconia disc provides more usable height for larger cases, selected bridges or production configurations requiring greater freedom in restoration placement within the disc.

Shade and gradient selection

Beyond thickness, selecting a multilayer dental zirconia should take into account the desired final appearance, the restoration position within the gradient and the laboratory’s aesthetic logic for VITA shades or equivalent systems.

Buying guide: which zirconia should a dental laboratory choose?

To select a dental zirconia disc, a laboratory should first check four criteria: machine compatibility, the expected strength, the required translucency level and the regulatory compliance of the material.

In practice, a 98 mm CAD CAM zirconia disc must also be easy to integrate into the laboratory workflow. A range that is too vague or poorly structured creates hesitation, slows production and reduces consistency in final results.

The AUDENTAL collection fits this logic well because it allows the laboratory to work within one coherent material family across several thicknesses, with clearer catalog navigation and better usage identification depending on the type of case handled in the dental laboratory.

Usage advice for AUDENTAL zirconia in CAD CAM workflows

Position the restoration correctly within the gradient

With multilayer zirconia for dental laboratories, the final result depends heavily on the correct positioning of the restoration inside the disc. Cervical and incisal areas should be used strategically to take full advantage of shade and translucency transitions.

Choose thickness according to the case, not only according to stock

A 16, 18 or 20 mm zirconia disc should not be selected only to move stock. The correct choice depends on restoration volume, number of units and the nesting strategy used by the laboratory.

Maintain a stable milling protocol

A CAD CAM dental zirconia performs best when integrated into a consistent workflow: appropriate tools, stable parameters, controlled finishing and a repeatable sintering strategy.

Secure material compliance

In a professional environment, the issue of CE-certified zirconia remains essential. It supports laboratory credibility, supply chain reliability and the perceived value of the material used.

Main references in the AUDENTAL zirconia collection

The range is structured around three main thicknesses in order to maintain clear commercial reading and simple customer navigation. Each product page is dedicated to a specific AUDENTAL zirconia disc, helping customers identify the right solution according to the type of restoration produced in the laboratory.

This structure also helps distinguish the practical uses of the 16 mm zirconia disc, 18 mm zirconia disc and 20 mm zirconia disc without losing brand consistency or the SEO value of the collection page.

AUDENTAL 16 mm

Disc suited to single restorations and routine production with a material optimization approach.

AUDENTAL 18 mm

Versatile thickness for a large part of routine laboratory work involving crowns and everyday restorations.

AUDENTAL 20 mm

Version offering more usable height for larger cases or selected multi-unit restorations.

Collection of milling discs

Useful page for navigating to other milling material families used in the dental laboratory.

Explore the AUDENTAL collection and related material families

This pillar page is designed to guide the customer toward the right AUDENTAL dental zirconia disc while strengthening the internal linking of the store around CAD CAM zirconia, milling discs and key references used in the dental laboratory.

AUDENTAL 16 mm zirconia disc

Dedicated page for the 16 mm multilayer zirconia disc for dental laboratories.

View the 16 mm disc

AUDENTAL 18 mm zirconia disc

Dedicated page for the 18 mm multilayer zirconia disc, versatile for dental laboratory use.

View the 18 mm disc

AUDENTAL 20 mm zirconia disc

Dedicated page for the 20 mm multilayer zirconia disc for cases requiring more usable height.

View the 20 mm disc

See also milling discs

Complementary collection gathering milling disc families for dental laboratories: Zirconia, Wax, PMMA, Titanium

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FAQ — AUDENTAL zirconia disc for dental laboratories

Is AUDENTAL zirconia CE certified?

Yes, the AUDENTAL range can be presented as CE-certified dental zirconia.

This is an essential point for laboratories that want to work with a compliant, traceable and credible material in a market where the real conformity of some zirconia products may be less clear.

We recommend using a grinding box with suitable dust extraction to avoid breathing zirconia dust, which is harmful to the lungs. You may also inspect restorations before or after sintering with a binocular microscope.

Which zirconia should a dental laboratory choose?

The choice of zirconia for dental laboratories depends on machine compatibility, the selected sintering furnace, translucency, restoration type and the level of compliance required.

A range such as AUDENTAL 3D PRO is relevant when the laboratory needs a coherent multilayer solution for CAD CAM workflows, available in several useful thicknesses.

What is the difference between multilayer zirconia and monolayer zirconia?

A multilayer zirconia integrates a gradient of shade, translucency and sometimes strength within the disc, which helps produce more natural-looking restorations.

A monochromatic zirconia generally requires more individual characterization to reach a comparable result in aesthetic areas.

Which thickness should be selected for a 98 mm zirconia disc?

For a 98 mm zirconia disc, the choice between 16 mm, 18 mm and 20 mm mainly depends on restoration type, required usable height and the laboratory’s nesting strategy.

16 mm often fits single-unit cases, 18 mm is highly versatile, and 20 mm provides more margin for larger cases or selected full bridges.

What is the purpose of a CAD CAM zirconia disc in dental prosthetics?

A CAD CAM zirconia disc is used to mill dental restorations in a digital workflow, including monolithic crowns, full zirconia restorations and selected multi-unit work depending on the laboratory indication.

It is part of a digital production process focused on precision, consistency and productivity within the dental laboratory.

Why is a brand collection page useful for AUDENTAL zirconia?

An AUDENTAL brand collection helps customers understand the range more clearly, compare available thicknesses and navigate product pages more easily.

It also improves internal linking, strengthens category relevance and gives the collection page greater SEO value around professional dental lab zirconia searches.

Laboratory tip: to get the best from a multilayer CAD CAM zirconia, the disc thickness should be selected not only according to restoration volume, but also according to how the restoration will be positioned within the gradient. This improves both aesthetic outcome and production consistency in the dental laboratory.