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What is the purpose of an inlay?

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 is the CPT code for inlay?

Inlays and onlays are currently reported using codes D2510 to D2664. Crowns are reported using codes D2390 and D2710 to D2799, including those made with indirect composite.

What is the function of inlay wax?

The inlay wax or fixed prosthesis modeling wax is used to build the shape of a dental restoration on a previously prepared die in a stone model, which is then Through a laboratory process, you will transform this wax pattern into a definitive restoration made of a resistant material such as a metal alloy or porcelain.

Do I really need an inlay?

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.

What is the function of the inlay?

Inlays are a type of indirect restoration (filling) that is used to restore extensively damaged or decayed teeth.

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 does inlay do?

Similar to a dental filling, an inlay restores lost tooth structure within the cusp of a tooth. However, an inlay is handmade by a ceramist in a lab and is stronger and is color stable, which means your inlay will not change color over time.

What is the dental code for inlay?

While ADA codes for crowns include separate listings depending on what type of metal or material is used, no distinction is made for the type of metal used in the following inlay codes: 02510-Inlay, metallic, one surface; 02520-Inlay, metallic, two surfaces; 02530-Inlay, metallic, three or more surfaces; 02543-Onlay,

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