Dental Inlay / Onlay
- Onlays and Inlays are known as indirect dental restorations.Unlike traditional dental fillings, these are made outside the mouth.
- Onlays and inlays offer you a more conservative approach and save the maximum of your tooth structure.
- Onlays and inlays are reserved for larger cavities that cannot be restored by usual fillings but are not big enough to consider a crown.
- Whereas onlays are recommended when a tooth’s cusp has been involved, and it needs added reinforcement.
About Dental Inlay / Onlay
The process for an Inlay/Onlay is as follows:
The procedure starts with a complete oral examination which also includes taking relevant x-rays. Next step is to identify the decayed teeth and if the tooth decay is significant and cannot be restored with a straightforward filling, the inlay or onlay will be the best procedure to consider.
Firstly we need to clean the decayed part of the tooth/teeth and then take a dental impression of your upper and lower teeth.
This impression will serve as a guide for your onlays and inlays.
After completing the first steps together with you, the dentist is choosing the color that matches your natural look. All this being done, all the details are sent to the laboratory so that the final piece can be made.
After receiving the final piece it’s time to check the fit, and once approved from medical and aesthetic point of view it’s time to fix the final piece with the help of bonding agents and finish to ensure a natural sheen.
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Dental Inlays and Onlays in Luxembourg for Durable, Minimally Invasive Tooth Restoration
Dental inlays and onlays repair moderate tooth damage using custom-made ceramic restorations that preserve more natural structure than crowns. They provide long-lasting strength, precise fit, and natural aesthetics while reinforcing weakened enamel. At TalpaDent, these restorations are crafted with digital accuracy to restore function and protect teeth from future damage.
FAQ
Inlays restore the inner portion of the tooth, while onlays cover cusps or larger areas. Both offer durable, conservative repair. The dentist chooses based on damage extent.
Yes, they offer superior durability, precision, and longevity. They resist wear better than composite fillings. They are ideal for moderate-sized restorations.
Ceramic materials mimic natural enamel and blend seamlessly. Their color and translucency create a lifelike appearance. They are especially suited for visible teeth.
With proper care, inlays and onlays can last many years. Their longevity depends on hygiene and biting forces. Regular dental visits help maintain them.
Yes, only damaged tissue is removed, preserving healthy enamel. This supports long-term tooth strength. It is a conservative alternative to full crowns.
Dental adhesives create a strong and reliable bond. This enhances structural stability. Proper bonding helps prevent leakage and recurrence of decay.
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