Inlay and onlay
Inlay and onlay are a process between filling and crown coating. It is an aesthetic treatment method applied to teeth that do not have enough tooth tissue to be restored with filling or are not damaged enough to be coated.
What is the difference between inlay and onlay?
Inlays are more similar to fillings, but they are located between the cusps (tubercles) on the chewing surface of the teeth. Onlay is made in a way that covers one or more cusps.
How long does inlay and onlay last?
The life of an inlay or onlay depends on the material used, chewing forces, how much the patient pays attention to oral hygiene and regular dentist check-ups. It is usually used healthily for decades.
What are the advantages of porcelain inlay and onlay?
Since it is a procedure performed by preserving the remaining healthy tooth tissue, the risk of decay is minimal,