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White PEEK Disc – 98mm / 95mm Dental CAD/CAM Polymer

Light-colored White PEEK CAD/CAM disc designed for professional dental laboratories requiring a lightweight, metal-free polymer option for selected prosthetic, provisional, and framework workflows.

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  • White PEEK CAD/CAM Polymer
  • Lightweight Metal-Free Material
  • 98 mm Open System & 95mm Zirkonzahn formats
  • Lab support before ordering
  • Designed for professional dental laboratory milling

OnePro Dental White PEEK Disc is a high-performance CAD/CAM polymer material developed for professional dental laboratories requiring a lightweight, metal-free option for selected prosthetic, provisional, and framework workflows.

Made from polyetheretherketone (PEEK), the material features a light white base color that can be useful in laboratory workflows where the underlying material color may influence the final prosthetic appearance. Compared with Natural PEEK, the White version provides a lighter base for selected esthetic-oriented applications.

White PEEK can be digitally designed and milled using compatible dental CAD/CAM systems and does not require post-milling sintering. Depending on the final restoration design, additional surface treatment, veneering, characterization, bonding, or finishing may be required.

Available in 98mm open-system and 95mm Zirkonzahn formats with thickness options from 12mm to 25mm. Please confirm your milling machine, disc holder, intended application, and processing requirements before ordering.

Why Dental Labs Choose White PEEK

A light-colored CAD/CAM polymer option for laboratories seeking efficient processing, metal-free workflows, and greater flexibility in prosthetic design.

  • Light-Colored Esthetic Base

    The White PEEK base provides a lighter underlying color than Natural PEEK, making it useful for selected workflows where the appearance of the framework or substrate is an important consideration.

  • Lightweight Polymer Material

    PEEK provides laboratories with a lightweight polymer alternative to traditional metallic framework materials for selected prosthetic applications.

  • Metal-Free CAD/CAM Option

    White PEEK offers a non-metallic material choice for laboratories working with selected provisional, removable, framework, and polymer-based prosthetic workflows.

  • Efficient CAD/CAM Processing

    PEEK can be digitally designed and milled without the post-milling sintering process required for zirconia, helping simplify selected laboratory production workflows.

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PEEK disc material options in multiple colors for dental CAD CAM milling and restoration fabrication

Why Choose White PEEK?

A lighter PEEK base color for esthetic-oriented provisional and prosthetic laboratory workflows.

White PEEK is designed for laboratories that prefer a lighter underlying material color while maintaining the processing characteristics of a PEEK CAD/CAM polymer.

Compared with Natural PEEK, the White version provides a lighter visual base that can be advantageous when the framework, provisional structure, or underlying material may influence the overall appearance of the final prosthetic design.

White PEEK can also be incorporated into laboratory workflows that involve additional veneering, characterization, surface treatment, or finishing when a more customized esthetic result is required.

It is important to understand that White PEEK is not a multilayer material and does not represent a final VITA tooth shade. The white color should be viewed as a light base material rather than a finished shade-matched restoration.

  • Light-colored PEEK base
  • Esthetic-oriented material positioning
  • Suitable for selected provisional and framework workflows
  • Compatible with additional laboratory finishing procedures
  • No zirconia-style sintering required
CAD/CAM milled White PEEK dental framework for digital denture applications

Recommended Applications

White PEEK can support selected digital prosthetic and framework workflows where a light-colored polymer base is preferred.

White PEEK provides dental laboratories with a light-colored polymer material option for selected CAD/CAM applications.

Depending on the applicable product documentation, restoration design, processing workflow, and local requirements, potential laboratory workflows may include:

  • Selected provisional restoration workflows
  • Light-colored polymer framework structures
  • Selected removable prosthetic components
  • Selected denture-related framework applications
  • Esthetic-oriented framework workflows
  • Laboratory trial and prototype restorations
  • Selected prosthetic framework structures
  • Custom CAD/CAM polymer components

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Product Type Dental CAD/CAM PEEK Disc
Material PEEK
Full Material Name Polyetheretherketone
Color White
Disc Format 98mm Open System / 95mm Zirkonzahn Format
Available Thicknesses 12mm / 14mm / 16mm / 18mm / 20mm / 22mm / 25mm
Processing Method CAD/CAM Milling
Post-Milling Sintering Not Required
Primary User Professional Dental Laboratories
Machine Compatibility Depends on disc holder, machine configuration, tooling, and PEEK milling capability
Technical Documentation Available upon request

Technical Note

Mechanical properties, material composition, biocompatibility information, and other technical values should be referenced from the applicable manufacturer documentation or product test reports.

Please contact OnePro Dental if your laboratory requires specific material or technical data before ordering.

Designed for Dental CAD/CAM Milling

PEEK requires a material-specific milling workflow. Confirm machine, holder, tooling, and CAM compatibility before production.

  • Confirm the Disc Format

    Confirm whether your milling system uses a compatible 98mm open-system holder or the applicable 95mm configuration before ordering.

  • Use PEEK-Compatible Milling Tools

    Select milling tools recommended for PEEK or high-performance polymer processing according to your machine and the bur manufacturer's instructions.

  • Select a PEEK CAM Strategy

    Use a CAM strategy developed or validated for PEEK rather than automatically applying PMMA, zirconia, or metal milling parameters.

  • Follow Machine-Specific Parameters

    Spindle speed, feed rate, bur selection, cooling method, and milling strategy can vary significantly between milling systems.

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CAD/CAM milled white PEEK dental framework showing lightweight removable prosthetic restoration

Recommended White PEEK Milling & Finishing Workflow

  1. Confirm the Disc Format
    Select the correct 98mm or 95mm disc format according to your milling machine and holder system.
  2. Design the Framework or Restoration
    Complete the CAD design according to the intended application, required dimensions, connector design, and applicable product guidelines.
  3. Select a PEEK-Compatible CAM Strategy
    Choose a milling strategy specifically suitable for PEEK or high-performance polymer materials.
  4. Mill the PEEK Disc
    Use appropriate PEEK-compatible milling tools and machine parameters according to your equipment and CAM workflow.
  5. Remove the Restoration
    Carefully separate the milled structure from the disc and remove support connections without damaging the framework.
  6. Finish the Surface
    Smooth the milled surfaces using appropriate finishing and polishing tools designed for polymer materials.
  7. Perform Surface Treatment if Required
    If additional veneering, bonding, or characterization is required, follow the instructions of the selected surface-treatment, primer, bonding, or veneering system.
  8. Final Inspection
    Check fit, margins, surface quality, framework integrity, and overall dimensions before completing the laboratory case.

Specific milling, cooling, surface-treatment and bonding parameters depend on the milling machine, CAM software, bur system, restoration design and finishing materials.
Always follow the applicable manufacturer's instructions and your laboratory's validated workflow.

Choose the Right PEEK Color for Your Workflow

OnePro Dental offers different PEEK color options to support different prosthetic designs and laboratory requirements.

Color Positioning Typical Laboratory Workflow
Natural Neutral general-purpose base Framework-focused and selected metal-free prosthetic workflows
Pink Gingival-oriented base color Selected denture, gingival, and removable prosthetic workflows
Yellow Warm-toned base color Selected prosthetic and framework workflows requiring a warmer underlying color

What is White PEEK?

White PEEK is a light-colored polyetheretherketone CAD/CAM polymer material designed for professional dental laboratory milling and selected provisional, prosthetic, and framework workflows.

What is White PEEK used for in dental CAD/CAM?

White PEEK can be considered for selected provisional, light-colored framework, removable, prosthetic, and other polymer-based CAD/CAM workflows when supported by the applicable product documentation and restoration design.

What is the difference between White PEEK and Natural PEEK?

The main difference is the base color and workflow positioning. White PEEK provides a lighter underlying color for selected esthetic-oriented workflows, while Natural PEEK provides a more neutral general-purpose base for framework-focused applications.

Is White PEEK a final natural tooth shade?

No. White PEEK provides a light-colored base material but should not be considered equivalent to a final VITA tooth shade or a multilayer esthetic ceramic.

Additional veneering, characterization, surface treatment, or finishing may be required depending on the restoration design and desired final appearance.

Can White PEEK be characterized or veneered?

Selected characterization, veneering, bonding, or surface-finishing workflows may be used when compatible with the PEEK material and the selected finishing system.
Always follow the instructions of the applicable primer, bonding, veneering, or surface-treatment manufacturer.

What is the difference between White PEEK and PMMA?

PEEK and PMMA are different polymer materials with different mechanical characteristics and typical laboratory applications.

PMMA is widely used for temporary restorations, try-ins, and denture-related workflows, while PEEK is generally selected for specific high-performance polymer, framework, and prosthetic applications.

The appropriate material should be selected according to the intended application and applicable product documentation.

Which thicknesses are available?

White PEEK Discs are currently available in 12mm, 14mm, 16mm, 18mm, 20mm, 22mm, and 25mm thicknesses.

Can I mill White PEEK with my existing dental milling machine?

Compatibility depends on your machine configuration, 98mm disc holder, spindle, milling tools, and CAM strategy.

Send us your milling machine brand and exact model if you need help checking compatibility.

Does White PEEK require special milling burs?

PEEK should be processed using milling tools and CAM strategies suitable for high-performance polymer materials.

Bur type and processing requirements vary between milling systems, so always follow the recommendations of your machine, CAM software, and tool manufacturer.

Explore More PEEK Options

Compare different PEEK colors and choose the base material that best matches your laboratory workflow.

  • Natural PEEK Disc

    Neutral general-purpose PEEK for framework-focused and selected metal-free prosthetic workflows.

  • Pink PEEK Disc

    Gingival-oriented PEEK for selected denture and removable prosthetic laboratory workflows.

  • Yellow PEEK Disc

    Warm-toned PEEK for selected prosthetic and framework workflows requiring a warmer underlying color.

  • PEEK Disc Collection

    Compare all OnePro Dental PEEK colors, thicknesses, and available product options.

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Need Help Choosing or Milling White PEEK?

Tell us your milling machine brand and model, CAM software, intended application, required thickness, quantity, and finishing or veneering workflow.

Our team can help you confirm product specifications, machine compatibility, suitable PEEK options, and available technical or regulatory documentation before ordering.