SAGA Dental Lab
PMMA Temporary Crowns and Bridges
Provisional restorations and design try-ins in PMMA, designed in Exocad for each case.
What is PMMA?
PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate) is a dental acrylic resin. In CAD/CAM work it comes as prefabricated discs or blocks — a uniform material that polishes well, which suits temporary restorations.
What is it used for?
- Temporary crowns and bridges while the final restoration is being made.
- Temporaries during healing or while implants fuse with the bone, depending on the treatment plan.
- Design try-ins to check shape, look and bite before the final work.
PMMA is a temporary material: how long it can stay in is up to the dentist, case by case. For strong, permanent restorations, see zirconia.
Why a digitally designed temporary?
- It can follow the same design plan as the final restoration.
- Good fit and surface finish.
- The design is saved, so it can be reproduced if a replacement is needed.
For referring dentists
We take cases from dentists in Veracruz, Boca del Río and the surrounding area. Before you send one, message us on WhatsApp to confirm files, requirements, turnaround and logistics. Learn more about SAGA Dental Lab.
FAQ
PMMA FAQ
How long does a PMMA temporary last?
It's a temporary material. How long it can be used is up to the dentist, depending on the case and the treatment plan.
Do you take cases from other dentists?
Yes. SAGA Dental Lab takes cases from dentists in Veracruz, Boca del Río and the surrounding area.
What do I need to send?
Message us on WhatsApp with the type of work, and we'll confirm the files, records and turnaround time.
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