Bredent breCAM.HIPC

Bredent breCAM.HIPC milling material, a high-impact polymer used for temporary and long-term provisional restorations.

HIPC: “High Impact Polymer Composite” CAD/CAM discs for long-term dental prostheses.

breCAM.HIPC is an amorphic, cross-linked composite and therefore offers definitely higher physical values than conventional PMMA.

Manufacturing is carried out under pressure and in heated conditions similar to prefabricated teeth made from plastic at approximately 120 °C and 250 bars of pressure. Avoiding the use of dental glass and light-curing plastic ensures a high level of colour retention and plaque resistance (comparable with direct ceramic veneers or press ceramics).

HIPC originates from the development of the visio.lign system and corresponds to novo.lign veneers in chemical terms, with this material being extremely well-suited for a long-term dental prosthesis.

For a long-term dental prosthesis - HIPC has already been tested in vivo and approved for over 9 years.

For a wide range of indications:
Removable or fixed
Monolithic or veneerable
Reduces the number of systems used in the laboratory, lower costs
Excellent gingival compatibility
Resistant to plaque and discolouration
High level of strength/long-term stability
As a high-performance polymer, HIPC does not lose its strength in comparison with ceramic, ceramic “ages”.
Material reliability and long-term stability of breCAM.HIPC leads to fewer complaints and repairs.
Aesthetic, translucent and opalescent material
Excellent colour effect with minimally invasive forms of restoration
Complicated cases with a lack of space can be neatly resolved with HIPC.
Available in various sizes and shades.