Graphenano G-CAM

Graphenano G-CAMG CAM Graphene Reinforced CAD CAM Disc Experience the next generation of digital dentistry with G CAM, an innovative graphene reinforced biopolymer disc designed for high performance CAD CAM restorations. Combining advanced PMMA technology with medical grade graphene, G CAM offers exceptional strength, durability, esthetics, and patient comfort in a lightweight, metal free solution. Ideal for a wide range of indications including full arch implant

G-CAM™ Graphene-Reinforced CAD/CAM Disc

Experience the next generation of digital dentistry with G-CAM™, an innovative graphene-reinforced biopolymer disc designed for high-performance CAD/CAM restorations. Combining advanced PMMA technology with medical-grade graphene, G-CAM offers exceptional strength, durability, esthetics, and patient comfort in a lightweight, metal-free solution.

Ideal for a wide range of indications including full-arch implant restorations, complete dentures, overdentures, crowns, bridges, veneers, and long-term provisional restorations, G-CAM delivers outstanding mechanical performance while maintaining a natural appearance and excellent biocompatibility.

G-CAM combines the proven workability of PMMA with the reinforcing properties of medical-grade graphene, producing a disc that mills cleanly on standard CAD/CAM equipment while resisting fracture under load. The result is a strong, lightweight, metal-free restoration material suited to both provisional and long-term clinical use.

Key Benefits

• Graphene-reinforced PMMA for enhanced strength and fracture resistance
• Lightweight design for improved patient comfort
• Excellent flexural strength and durability
• Metal-free, biocompatible, and bacteriostatic material
• Low water absorption and dimensional stability
• No sintering or firing required, reducing production time
• Available in multiple shades and multichromatic options for natural esthetics
• Compatible with standard CAD/CAM milling workflows

Available Applications

• Full-Arch Implant Prostheses
• Complete and Partial Dentures
• Implant Overdentures
• Crowns and Bridges
• Veneers
• Long-Term Provisionals
• Implant-Supported Restorations