Inlay and Onlay Filler

Inleys and onleys are restorations performed on back teeth that are too rotten or broken to make a normal filling. They are also known as indirect fillers because they are prepared in the laboratory by taking measurements from the tooth.

What is Inlay and Onlay Filling?
The treatment method we call inlay and onlay filling; These are the procedures applied to the broken and decayed teeth that cannot be filled. In this application, an impression is taken from the tooth and a filling is prepared and applied in a laboratory environment.

Inlay and onlay fillings are produced from composite or porcelain materials. The biggest advantage of this application is that the contact with the teeth on the side is great. This provides good protection to the patient.

Inlays and onlays are similar to both fillings and crowns. With this treatment method, the gums are also protected and the color match between the teeth is better.

How is Inlay and Onlay Application Made?
First of all, bruises or fractures in the tooth are cleaned. Then, using digital dentistry techniques, a measurement of the inside of the mouth is taken with three-dimensional cameras. This is then transferred to the computer environment. Then, the porcelain material is shaped by the computer in order to fill the cavity in the patient's mouth, and the prepared filling is then adhered to the patient's tooth.

Why Inlay and Onlay are Preferred?
It is more aesthetic
It is of very high quality in terms of aesthetics and comfort.
It is solid
How Long Do Inlays and Onlays Live?
The life of inlays and onlays varies according to the filling material used, oral hygiene, the physician performing the application and the care of the patient.

What are the advantages?
The contact with the adjacent teeth is very comfortable
The patient can easily use dental floss in the long run.
Gum health can be maintained for a long time
Aesthetically great results can be achieved
Is there any risk?
Inlays and onlays do not have risks. But if the saliva is not sufficiently isolated, the fillings will not adhere well to the tooth and may fall out in the future.

Page update date: 4/Kasım/2023 18:11