Graphene-reinforced biopolymer blocks for CAD/CAM milling

G-BLOCK: blocks of graphene nano-reinforced biopolymer

Thermoplastic polymer block based on graphene-doped polymethyl methacrylate, suitable for fabricating dental prostheses using CAD/CAM technology.

CAD/CAM technologyDeveloped with grapheneMetal-free

The material

What is G-BLOCK?

G-BLOCK is a graphene-reinforced biopolymer specifically designed for permanent dental structures, available in a range of shades that deliver natural aesthetics.

G-BLOCK blocks meet the requirements for prosthetic work with chairside and CAD/CAM technology, optimising working time and costs.

Technical specifications

Material properties

3200 Β± 7 % MPa

Elastic modulus

UNE-EN ISO 20795-1:2013

140 Β± 7 % MPa

Flexural strength

UNE-EN ISO 20795-1:2013

155 Β± 5 MPa

Compressive strength

ISO 5833:2002

PropertyValueTest standard
Elastic modulus 3200 Β± 7 % MPa UNE-EN ISO 20795-1:2013
Flexural strength 140 Β± 7 % MPa UNE-EN ISO 20795-1:2013
Surface hardness 88 Shore D ISO 48-4:2018
Surface hardness 19.5 KHN ASTM E384
Compressive strength 155 Β± 5 MPa ISO 5833:2002
Water absorption 4 ΞΌg/mmΒ³ UNE-EN ISO 20795-1:2013
Solubility 0.5 ΞΌg/mmΒ³ UNE-EN ISO 20795-1:2013
Residual monomer < 0.004 % UNE-EN ISO 20795-1:2013

What each property means

Higher modulus and elastic limit

Unlike conventional resins, the stresses generated during biting and chewing do not cause permanent deformation.

High resistance to deformation

The material’s stress limit prevents cracks and fractures from forming.

Low density

The block has a low density, resulting in a lightweight prosthesis.

Greater hardness

Higher than other acrylic resins used in dentistry.

Natural appearance

Appearance similar to the natural dentition.

Colour stability

Colour stability and a wide range that matches the natural dentition.

Chemically inert

The material is chemically inert.

Minimal absorption and monomer

Water absorption of 4 ΞΌg/mmΒ³, solubility of 0.5 ΞΌg/mmΒ³ and minimal residual monomer release (< 0.004 %).

Clinical applications

Indications

G-BLOCK blocks are intended for fabricating permanent and temporary prostheses such as anterior or posterior crowns and bridges on implants, inlays and veneers.

Single crowns

Bridges

*More than 2 pontics

Implant-supported prostheses

Bridges

*More than 2 pontics

Inlays

Veneers

Formats

Two sizes: 14 and 40 mm

G-BLOCK is a compact graphene-doped polymer block available in two sizes. Both are supplied with an integrated mandrel, in Multichroma format and in four shades.

G-BLOCK SIZE 14

Compact block for single units, with an integrated metal mandrel.

NameG-BLOCK SIZE 14 mm
Overall dimensions

18 Β± 0.4 x 12 Β± 0.4 x 14 Β± 0.4

HolderIntegrated metal mandrel
FormatMultichroma
ShadesBL2 Β· A1 Β· A2 Β· A3

G-BLOCK SIZE 40

Block with a greater usable height, with the same mandrel and shade range.

NameG-BLOCK SIZE 40 mm
Overall dimensions

39 Β± 0.4 x 15.5 Β± 0.4 x 19 Β± 0.4

HolderIntegrated metal mandrel
FormatMultichroma
ShadesBL2 Β· A1 Β· A2 Β· A3

Shade range

Four shades, Multichroma format

The blocks come in Multichroma format in shades BL2, A1, A2 and A3, approximating the VITA guide.

For final selection, refer to the G-CAM Shade Guide.

BL2 A1 A2 A3

Workflow

From digital design to restoration

G-BLOCK fits into the standard CAD/CAM workflow with chairside technology. The work sequence is detailed in the following protocol.

01

Scanning and CAD design

Design the restoration in your usual software.

02

Block selection

Size and shade according to the case.

03

Positioning and milling

Mill the block in a compatible CAD/CAM system.

04

Separation and adjustment

Separate the piece, remove the connector point and adjust.

05

Finishing and polishing

Polish and characterise the prosthesis as required.

06

Cementation

Cementation protocol as described in the instructions for use, where applicable.

After-sales service

A technical department behind every case

Graphenano Dental has a technical support department that guides professionals as they adopt the material and in the day-to-day work of the laboratory and clinic.

TrainingTreatment adviceDesign reviewEnquiry handling

Documentation

Downloads for professionals

G-BLOCK brochure

Sales brochure Β· PDF

V.01 Β· 02/2025 Β· ES

Design and milling parameters

Technical guide Β· PDF

V.01 Β· 02/2025 Β· ES

Work processes

Technical guide Β· PDF

V.01 Β· 02/2025 Β· ES

Distribution

Where to buy G-BLOCK

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ G-BLOCK is currently only sold in the US market.

Sharp Dental Supply

Direct contact with the manufacturer

Articon

Direct contact with the manufacturer

Graphenano Dental ecosystem

Everything around G-BLOCK

disc

G-CAM

Biopolymer disc nano-reinforced with medical-grade graphene.

3D resin

G-PRINT

Graphene-doped resin for dental 3D printing.

Polishing kit Β· Laboratory

G-TOOLS

G-CAM polishing kit for an optimal finish in the laboratory.

Polishing kit Β· Clinic

G-TOOLS Clinic

Safe chairside adjustment and polishing after cementation.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to your questions about G-BLOCK

A graphene-doped biopolymer in block format, suitable for fabricating dental prostheses with CAD/CAM and chairside technology.

A polymethyl methacrylate base doped with graphene, an allotrope of carbon.

Implant-supported prostheses and permanent and temporary restorations: anterior or posterior crowns and bridges, inlays, onlays and veneers.

Yes. It is a biopolymer certified for permanent prostheses.

In two sizes: 14 and 40 mm, both with an integrated mandrel.

BL2, A1, A2 and A3, approximating the VITA guide. The G-CAM Shade Guide should be used for final selection.

No. It is a thermoplastic polymer that is milled and finished mechanically, with no sintering process.

It is compatible with any milling machine capable of milling blocks, as the mandrel has a universal mount.

Dual-cure resin-based cements are recommended; always read the instructions for the cement used.

It is currently FDA-cleared and available exclusively in the US market.

The same family of graphene nano-reinforced materials in two formats: G-BLOCK as a block and G-CAM as a disc.

Through authorised distributors or by contacting Graphenano Dental directly.

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