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After preparing the tooth, the dentist will make an impression of the tooth, either using digital scans or putty-like material (pressed onto the tooth to make an indent) and forward it to the dental lab. There, the impression will be used to create dental inlay, usually from tooth-colored ceramic or composite resin.
An inlay is like a filling because it covers the decayed part of the tooth. The difference with inlays is that the inlay is formed in a dental lab as a hardened piece. Then, the dentist will place the dental inlay into the tooth and use resin or dental cement to bond it permanently to the tooth.
Inlays come up against fillings but offer a better and more long-term approach because they cover a larger area more easily. Inlays help to strengthen the tooth, whereas fillings can sometimes weaken it when the filling material expands.
An inlay refers to a filling that usually consists of gold, porcelain, or resin that is used to treat a cavity. An inlay is larger than a filling while being smaller than a crown. The difference between an inlay and a filling is that an inlay lies within the cusps on the chewing portion of the tooth.
An onlay is an indirect restoration covering one or more cusps of a posterior tooth. It is designed to strengthen a tooth that has been weakened by caries, tooth fracture, or a previously placed large restoration. Resin, cast gold, or ceramic may be used.
The inlay process involves carefully cutting and shaping the chosen materials to fit into recessed compartments or channels within the base material. This intricate art form has been practiced for centuries and is highly valued for its unique aesthetic and the skill required to create it.
If a tooth is not repairable with a dental filling yet not enough for a dental crown or root canal procedure, then an inlay can be used. A dentist can recommend an inlay for a damaged tooth with the cusp intact. An inlay can also help a tooth with a weakened dental structure due to a large filling.
The procedure for inlays/onlays are the same and take 2 visits over 2 weeks. Usually this takes a total of 1 to 2 hours. After preparing a tooth, the restoration is designed by an expert technician and cemented into your tooth by the dentist.

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