PEEK
PMMA
Dental PMMA is commonly used for temporary crowns, bridges, try-ins, denture bases, and long-term provisional restorations, offering good machinability and stable aesthetic performance.
Wax
Dental wax is used for wax patterns, casting frameworks, diagnostic models, and dental laboratory applications before final restoration processing.
Material Comparison
| Material | Main Features | Common Applications | Milling Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| PEEK | Lightweight, durable, biocompatible, metal-free | Frameworks, implant-supported structures, temporary restorations | Dry milling |
| PMMA | Easy to mill, aesthetic, stable, cost-effective | Temporary crowns, bridges, try-ins, denture bases | Dry milling |
| Wax | Easy burnout, precise milling, suitable for casting | Wax patterns, casting frameworks, dental lab models | Dry milling |
Compatible Dental Milling Machines
This JINY dental milling machines are suitable for milling PEEK, PMMA, wax and other dental CAD/CAM materials.
JDM5Z
Dental lab dry milling machine
JDM5DW
Dental lab dry/wet milling machine
JDM5DC
24 auto disc changer dry milling machine
JDM5Z Robot
AI dry/wet milling machine
Milling Cases
Explore real milling results with PEEK, PMMA, and wax materials processed by JINY dental milling machines.
Your questions answered
Common questions
What are PEEK, PMMA, and wax used for in dental CAD/CAM?
PEEK is commonly used for frameworks and metal-free restorations, PMMA is used for temporary crowns, bridges, and try-ins, while wax is used for wax patterns and casting applications.
Can PEEK, PMMA, and wax be milled with the same dental milling machine?
Yes. These materials are commonly processed with dry dental milling machines, depending on the machine configuration and material specifications.
Which material is suitable for temporary restorations?
PMMA is commonly used for temporary crowns, bridges, try-ins, and provisional restorations.
Is PEEK a metal-free dental material?
Yes. PEEK is a metal-free dental CAD/CAM material with lightweight performance, good biocompatibility, and stable mechanical properties.
What is dental wax used for?
Dental wax is mainly used for wax patterns, casting frameworks, and dental laboratory modeling applications.
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