Jason or anyone,
I just spoke with a biological denist from IAOMT. I asked if he did CERAC. He said he use to but does not anymore because he was not pleased with the "finish line" My understanding of what he said was that the crown has to sit precisley correct or the finish lines will be off.
Does anyone have a better explaination. Is it that difficult for a trained biological dentist to make perfect finish lines?
I am really new to all of this Cerac information. It is supposedly the best, hence the enormous cost per filling.
I have been quoted 840 for one cerac crown. Is it truely worth it?

Also they say Cerac placement does not require as much drilling and or more tooth lost in the procedure is this correct?

And what is the "Life expectancy" of cerac compared to resin/composite. Are we looking at a significant amount of time so that it is worth it? If it is I'd definitly go for the Cerac despite the high cost.

Just some of my thoughts and questions on the subject.

Veg