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CEREC MC X

The increased speed and capacity of the CEREC MC X are particularly advantageous if you want to complete several restorations in one treatment session or create long-term temporary bridges. The fast milling speed also facilitates the fabrication of conventionally cementable crowns made of lithium disilicate glass ceramics.

CEREC MC X

Indications	Veneers Inlays Onlays Crowns Bridges Single Unit Copings Multiple Unit Frameworks Abutments Surgical Guides
Materials and Manufacturers	Zirconia Alumina Spinell Feldspathic Ceramic Lucite Lithium Disilicate Translucent Zirconia Yytrium Zirconia PMMA Chrome Cobalt Resin nano ceramic From VITA, Ivoclar Vivadent, 3M ESPE, Sirona, Merz and Dentsply
CAD/Import Options	Matched CEREC Omnicam, CEREC Bluecam or CEREC 3D chairside intraoral scanner Sirona inEos Blue Model Scanners 3Shape Scanners
Software	CAM: CEREC 4.0
Milling Time	Inlay 3-5 mins (Feldspar/Lucite) Crown 8-10 mins (Feldspar) Crown 10-12 mins (Lithium Disilicate) Bridge 15-18 mins (PMMA)
Milling Axes	4 plus 4 degrees of movement on the bur axis and 2 degrees of movement on the block axis/rotational milling geometry (can mill whilst rotating the block)
Drive Motors	2x Bur Motors plus 1 x Block shaft motor
Maximum material block size	40 x 40 x 22mm
Stacking Milling	Up to 20 units Varies based on restoration types
Smallest Milling Bur Diameter	1mm
Resumption of Interrupted Milling	Yes
Automatic Worn Bur Compensation	Yes
Broken Bur Detection	Yes
Automated Tool Changing	Manual
Installation Requirements	240V Single Phase Power Point
Training	Initial in-office orientation 2-day jump start course 2-day clinical workshop
Ongoing Support	Telephone and on site support Local and web-based user groups Local and international conferences
Warranty	1 Years Parts / 1 Years Labour 3 Years optional
States where support is available	NSW, ACT, QLD, VIC, SA, WA, NT, TAS and NZ
Country of Manufacture	Germany

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