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How to inlay evidence in WRD

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When is an inlay necessary?

A dental inlay is a pre-molded filling fitted into the grooves of your tooth. Its most often used as restoration for cavities (also known as dental caries) that are centered in your tooth instead of along the outer edges or cusps. These cavities have usually not progressed into more extensive tooth decay.

What does inlay mean in dentistry?

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.

What are the indications for dental inlay?

The inlay/onlay requires a minimum of 1.5 mm occlusal space and all cuspidian angles must be rounded and the margins must have a shoulder shape with a rounded internal angle or a wide chamfer. The preparations should have a minimum ceramic thickness of approximately 1.5 mm to 2.5 mm.

What is the procedure for inlays?

The actual procedure for an inlay/onlay takes two appointments unless a CEREC machine is being used to fabricate it, whilst you are in the chair. The first appointment to prepare the tooth tends to take a little longer (about an hour) than the second appointment (to cement it in).

What is an inlay indication?

Inlays are usually indicated when there has been repeated bdocHub in the integrity of a direct filling as metal inlays are more superior in strength. It is also indicated when placement of direct restoration may be challenging to achieve satisfactory parameters (shape, margin, occlusion).

When is an inlay indicated?

Usually, when an old filling gets bdocHubed repeatedly, or when other direct restoration methods become quite challenging, an inlay is indicated. While small cavities can be easily addressed with direct composites, a larger cavity within a relatively salvageable tooth can call for a dental inlay.

What is inlay in medical terms?

Medical Definition inlay. noun. inlay ˈin-ˌlā 1. : a tooth filling shaped to fit a cavity and then cemented into place.

Is an inlay better than a filling?

Inlays are beneficial because they tend to strengthen teeth, are made of resin or porcelain to blend in with teeth, and are often more durable than traditional fillings. Gold or other metals can be used which are even stronger.

When do you need an inlay?

Cavity treatment Dental inlays are most commonly used to treat cavities. When the teeth become infected, the result is an empty space or cavity, which has to be addressed appropriately. Inlays are a great option for moderate to severe cavities as they can cover more of the tooth than a dental filling could.

Why would a dentist do an inlay?

Also known as indirect fillings, dental inlays and onlays are a way to restore teeth that are too badly decayed or chipped for fillings. They are a durable, strong and natural looking solution that is more conservative and easier to fit than a crown and are most commonly used for the back teeth of your mouth.

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