Inlay, Onlays & Overlay

Since inlay-onlay restorations are prepared in the laboratory, the treatment may take two or three sessions. In the first session, after the tooth is cleaned of caries, the cavity is prepared and the tooth is measured, the tooth is closed with a temporary filling material. According to the measure taken, the restoration is prepared in a laboratory environment with a sensitive technology. In the second session, an inlay or onlay is rehearsed and the restoration is applied to the tooth by using special glue after polishing. Within the concept of digital dentistry, it is also possible to produce porcelain fillings in the office environment with the CAD / CAM system and to adapt to the patient within 1-2 hours. The porcelain filling prepared in this way is adhered to the tooth with a special bonding system called bonding.

Unnecessary tooth cut is not made on teeth; healthy tooth tissue is preserved at maximum level. It is very resistant to chewing pressure. Provides a perfect aesthetic appearance close to natural teeth. They do not separate from each other with teeth in the long term. They remain dimensionally stable over the years without wearing down compared to fillings. Since the porcelain surfaces are polished (glazed), food residues do not stick and stay hygienic. Bacteria plaque attitude is low. Since it is a porcelain material, there is no coloration over time as it is in composite fillings. It does not cause any decay under the ceramic filling. Especially if antibacterial materials are used as adhesive, the risk of decay is eliminated. Treatment life is longer than composite fillings. Its biological compatibility is better than other filling types. It does not show an allergic reaction. They do not create cracks or fractures in teeth. Depending on the years and usage, there is no wear and breakage in the restoration. In addition to being aesthetic, it can be completed in a short time (in 2 sessions).