Ivoclar IPS Style® Dentin — Dental ceramic dentin for metal-ceramics (20 g)
Référence: H71076
Ivoclar IPS Style® Ceram — Dentin Powder (20 g Bottle)
Layering dentin ceramic for metal-ceramic restorations, designed to build the dentin core, control chroma and optical depth, and provide a consistent base shade within the IPS Style® Ceram system. The 20 g bottle format supports everyday lab workflows (single units and series).
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Choose Ivoclar IPS Style dentin powder for a more predictable metal-ceramic layering workflow: stable dentin-body shade, controlled saturation, and smooth integration with incisal and characterization steps.
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For repeatable series work, keep the dentin volume consistent and build in thin layers. Increase chroma locally at the cervical zone, then tune translucency with the incisal mass instead of overloading dentin.
Key benefits — IPS Style Dentin
- Reliable dentin core build-up for consistent base shade in metal-ceramic restorations.
- Better control of chroma and saturation during the layering process.
- Stable firing behavior helps reduce touch-ups and improves visual uniformity.
- System-compatible sequence: opaquer → dentin → incisal → characterization/glaze.
Applications & instructions — dentin powder
Dental applications
- Metal-ceramic crowns and bridges: dentin core build-up and shade control.
- Multi-layer technique: dentin + incisal to manage shade and translucency.
- Chroma optimization before finishing and characterization.
Good practice: validate alloy compatibility (CTE) and furnace parameters before batch production.
Procedure (lab summary)
- After opaquer, condition the powder with the appropriate ceramic liquid.
- Build dentin in thin layers (cervical → body) to control saturation.
- Shape morphology, then apply incisal according to your target optical effect.
- Fire following IPS Style® Ceram system parameters.
- Check shade, correct if needed, then proceed to characterization and glaze.
Safety: use extraction + mask; avoid inhaling ceramic dust.
User guide — IPS Style® Dentin ceramic
1) Framework & surface preparation
Before applying IPS Style dentin, ensure the restoration is clean, grease-free and fully dry. Any contamination (dust, oil, inadequate steam cleaning) can affect bonding, chroma stability and final shade consistency.
2) Mixing (powder + liquid)
Mix the powder with a compatible ceramic mixing liquid to obtain a stable, brushable consistency. For better control, keep the mix slightly firmer for cervical build-ups and slightly softer for transitions.
3) Layering strategy (chroma control)
Work in thin layers—this is the safest path to a homogeneous dentin body. Adjust chroma with small, localized additions (cervical/body) rather than increasing thickness everywhere.
4) Metal-ceramic build-up (dentin → incisal)
Dentin is your main chromatic mass. Use the incisal layer to manage translucency and depth, so the restoration looks natural without making the dentin appear “heavy”.
5) Firing & visual checkpoints
After firing, the surface should appear matte and uniform. Porosity, cracking or an overly opaque look usually indicates excess thickness, residual moisture, or a cycle mismatch. Correct thickness and verify the heating ramp/vacuum settings.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Overbuilding thickness (risk of opacity and microcracks)
- Insufficient drying before firing
- CTE mismatch between alloy and ceramic system
- Overfiring that flattens texture or shifts saturation
Technical specifications — IPS Style Ceram
| Parameter | Value / info |
|---|---|
| Type | Layering ceramic Dentin powder — IPS Style® Ceram system. |
| Indication | Metal-ceramic restorations on compatible frameworks. |
| Purpose | Dentin core build-up for shade, chroma and optical depth control. |
| Application | Brush layering — viscosity adjusted using a ceramic mixing liquid. |
| Packaging | 20 g bottle |
| Reference / SKU | H71076 |
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Lab reassurance
- Designed for dental laboratory use: controlled, reproducible layering.
- For best results: clean framework, thin layers, and firing according to system protocol.
- Easy maintenance: clean bench and tools after handling ceramic powders.
Documents & resources (EN)
- Ivoclar official page — IPS Style® Ceram (EN)
- Technical Guide — IPS Style® Ceram (EN) — PDF
- Brochure — IPS Style® Ceram (EN) — PDF
- Firing Parameters (EN) — PDF
- Combination Table (EN) — PDF
- Materials Overview (EN) — PDF
- Safety Data Sheet — Powder Opaquer / Intensive Powder Opaquer (EN) — PDF
- Ivoclar eIFU portal — Instructions for Use (EN)
FAQ — IPS Style® Dentin Powder (20 g)
What is IPS Style® Ceram dentin powder used for?
It helps reproduce dentin shade and chroma while supporting optical depth.
It creates a stable base before applying incisal and finishing layers.
The 20 g bottle format suits everyday lab build-ups.
Where does dentin fit in the IPS Style layering sequence?
It is then complemented with an incisal layer to manage translucency and depth.
Characterization and glaze are performed after firing and shade checks.
How do you achieve a stable, even dentin shade after firing?
Adjust chroma locally (cervical/body) rather than overloading the entire surface.
Respect drying time and the recommended heating ramp for your furnace.
A controlled morphology + a suitable incisal layer improves shade consistency.
Why can the dentin look too opaque after firing?
Reduce thickness and refine morphology, then rebalance with an appropriate incisal layer.
Also verify firing parameters (time, temperature, vacuum) and furnace condition.
Ivoclar IPS Style® Dentin — Dental ceramic dentin for metal-ceramics (20 g)