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Zirconia is considered a substantial material that substitutes the metal alloy to construct superstructures and substructures in prosthodontic applications, as well as serving as an acceptable choice for restoring full anatomical crowns. nevertheless, the zirconia may have had manifest drawbacks related to aesthetic perceptions since the structural properties of polycrystalline still lack the high demands of aesthetics in terms of optical limitations in parallel the zirconia exhibits a notable mechanical property by polycrystalline structure, such as flexural strength, which is feasible to utilise as a substrate for glassy ceramic layering for optimum aesthetics; consequently, the zirconia structure necessitates particular layering techniques to preserve the strength of the structure as well as primes natural demands in terms of aesthetics.