Dental Surgery
The three main types of dentures are: If you have a tooth that is damaged or decayed, but not enough to warrant a dental crown, then an inlay or onlay can be the right treatment for you. Inlays and onlays are made from impressions of your teeth, so they fit perfectly and blend in with your natural teeth. They are bonded to your teeth using strong dental adhesives, and they can last for many years with proper care. The main difference between inlays and onlays is their size and shape. Inlays are small, round, or square-shaped pieces of dental material that are used to fill in a small area of tooth decay. Onlays, on the other hand, are larger restoration that can be used to repair bigger areas of damage, such as a cracked tooth or a tooth with a large cavity. In some cases, an inlay can be all that is needed to restore a damaged tooth. However, if the damage is more extensive, an onlay may be required. Dental inlays and onlays are made from materials that match the colour of your natural teeth, so they blend in seamlessly. With proper care, inlays and onlays can last for many years. They are bonded to your teeth using strong dental adhesives, and they are much more durable than direct fillings. Inlays and onlays offer a more conservative treatment option than dental crowns, as they require less removal of healthy tooth structure. Dental inlays and onlays can help to improve your oral health by restoring the function and strength of your teeth. They can also help to prevent further decay and damage. When you join The Curve Dental Clinic, you benefit from our Continuing Care Warranty which guarantees all fillings for one year and all porcelain crowns, bridges, veneers and dental implants for five years.
Different types of Dentures
Why Install Dental Inlays/Onlays?
What Is the Difference Between Inlays and Onlays?
Benefits Of Inlays & Onlays
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