Some of the features that dental laboratories look for today in composite materials are ease of use, better aesthetic results, inexpensiveness of operation, the option to use the same materials for other work, no requirement to buy new equipment and the reliability of results over time. All of these features are boasted by Jeko, the composite for dental laboratories produced by Nobil-Metal S.p.A., a leading company in the production of alloys, solders and dental attachments.
Jeko stands out from the other new-generation composites because it is very practical to use. It is easy to mould, thanks to the exceptional consistency of its materials and it stands out for the "natural" aesthetic results which can be achieved thanks to the its special composition, reliability and the ease of obtaining the shades according to the Vita? shade guide.
Jeko is recommended for individual aesthetic crowns with or without metallic supports, alloy bridges, inlay/onlay, for aesthetic coating of structures over implants, etc. Thanks to the outstanding link between quality, price and speed of production, it is possible to produce high quality temporary dental work at competitive prices. By using some of the components of the Jeko system, such as Jeko Stains, even marketed teeth can be customised.
Jeko Body can be used to recreate the elastic behaviour of the dentine which can absorb the masticatory load stress, whilst Jeko Top provides greater resistance to abrasion through a harder surface for the reconstruction, as with the enamel of natural teeth.
The Jeko system gives you the sort of results that a single composite cannot achieve.
Jeko Body has been formulated to achieve aesthetic restoration following the Vita? shade guide and is available in a wide range of masses.
Jeko Top, thanks to its increased physical and mechanical qualities, is modelled on top of the Jeko Body masses to improve certain characteristics, such as resistance to abrasion.
Jeko Body and Jeko Top are integrable, making the system versatile.