This application discloses a
dental prosthesis and its fabrication method. The method includes: fabricating a
gold alloy inner crown using a lost-
wax casting process; fabricating a glass-
ceramic outer crown using 3D printing or CAD /
CAM cutting equipment; sequentially performing surface sandblasting, applying a
metal surface treatment agent, and applying a light-curing
adhesive on the bonding surface of the
gold alloy inner crown; treating the bonding surface of the glass-
ceramic outer crown with
acid etching and a
silane coupling agent; and finally bonding and fixing the glass-
ceramic outer crown to the
gold alloy inner crown using
adhesive resin. This application uses a cold bonding
system to achieve the molding of the gold
alloy inner crown and the glass-ceramic outer crown, replacing the traditional high-temperature
sintering process. This eliminates the potential for thermal stress at the source, avoiding problems such as porcelain chipping, inner crown oxidation, and edge deformation caused by high temperatures, while preserving the mechanical properties of the gold
alloy and the aesthetic properties of the glass-ceramic.