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Inlays are molded and fitted into the chewing surface of a tooth that has been damaged through decay or injury. They are created using an imprint of the affected areas that are sent to a lab for manufacturing. An inlay will fit perfectly into the hollow of the tooth, but they do not affect the cusps.

Onlays are used for decay and damage to the cusps of a tooth as well as the biting surface. A dentist will choose an onlay when a cavity is too big to fill with standard amalgam fillings, or that the tooth could crack due to weakness. An onlay will shore up the strength of the tooth along with protecting the decaying area. 

Benefits of Inlays/Outlays

  • Inlays and onlays are durable, thanks to the tough, hard wearing materials they are made from. Comparing to dental fillings that are composed of composite resine or amalgam, in most cases inlays and onlays are crafted from porcelain. This material can strengthen a tooth by up to 75 percent and last up to 25 to 30 years with proper care.
  • They prolong tooth life, and prevent the need for further dental treatment in the future.
  • Inlays and onlays are more conservative than dental crowns, that’s why they allow the dentist to preserve more of the tooth’s natural structure.
  • Natural-looking results: aesthetically perfect appearance
  • They are made with the help of the modern CAD-CAM technology, that combines advanced comuter software, a 3D scanner and a milling unit. This technology allows precise fitting.
  • Inlay/onlay doesn’t contain any allergic material, therefore it can be safely used.

Reasons to get Inlays/Outlays

Extend the life of the teeth

Before placing either inlays or onlays, the dentist would first get rid of the decayed portions. Afterward, it is the prosthesis’ job to keep the teeth strong and fully functional. Since the material used is durable, patients can just observe proper oral hygiene to keep the prosthesis in shape for a long time.

Protect from further damage

If cavities are not removed, they can continue affecting even the deepest portion of the teeth. Fortunately, by opting for inlays and onlays, aside from protecting the oral structures, the further spread of cavities can be stopped.

Provide a natural-looking restoration

Aside from being durable, patients can rest easy since inlays and onlays use tooth-colored materials to provide better aesthetics. After restoring their compromised teeth, they have more reasons to flash their restored smiles confidently.

Are Inlays/Outlays covered by Insurance?

Inlays and onlays are covered by many insurance providers. The reason is because they are not strictly cosmetic. They are used to keep the tooth strong while conserving tooth

structure as much as possible. Check with your insurance provider to see if you are covered. 

Inlays and onlays have some similarities, but serve specific, unique purposes. Many dentists consider them to be great alternatives to fillings, crowns, and other dental restoration options. 

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Our dentists continually attend further education and stay on top of current research to bring the best evidence based treatments and the latest techniques.

We use the latest treatment techniques, procedures & dental materials that enable us to deliver a wide range of options to suit your needs.

Also, we use a wide variety of cosmetic dentistry options and treatments to transform your regular smile into a million-dollar one. We offer all your treatments in the same place, whichever specialist you may need to see, you will find them available here.

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