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    Inlay / Onlay

    The most durable solution for extensively damaged teeth, straight from our own dental laboratory.

    Precise, custom tooth restoration

    Inlays made in our own dental laboratory that provide a durable, tooth-preserving solution even for large tooth substance loss.

    Outstanding precision
    Tooth-preserving procedure

    "Inlays and Onlays bridge the gap between a simple filling and a crown. They are made in our in-house dental laboratory based on an impression, fitting with sub-millimeter precision into the missing tooth part, providing maximum durability."

    What problem does this treatment solve?

    When tooth decay or removal of an old amalgam filling leaves too much material loss, a conventional aesthetic filling is no longer strong enough. The filling can easily break, or the weakened tooth walls can crack during chewing.

    Our solution

    Inlay/Onlay restorations are made of ceramic or special composite by the dental technician. They are exceptionally strong, resist chewing forces, seal perfectly (no secondary decay), and aesthetically closely resemble original tooth enamel.

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    ISO/TÜV Certified Materials

    How does the treatment work and who is it recommended for?

    An Inlay fits into the grooves of the tooth's chewing surface, while an Onlay also covers the tooth cusps, making it applicable for more extensive damage.

    What materials are they made of?

    • Ceramic (Porcelain): The most aesthetic choice. It does not discolor, and its wear resistance matches natural tooth enamel.
    • Gradia (Glass fiber-reinforced composite): A more flexible material that absorbs chewing forces well, less rigid than ceramic.
    • Gold: Although less commonly chosen aesthetically today, its biocompatibility and durability (up to 20-25 years) make it an excellent professional solution.

    Particularly recommended for final restoration of root-canal-treated teeth, where the tooth walls are weakened but enough natural tooth material remains that grinding everything down for a crown is not necessary.

    What is the exact treatment process?

    Step by step

    1

    Preparation

    Removal of decayed parts or old fillings, creating the proper cavity shape.

    2

    Impression

    Taking a precise impression, based on which the dental technician designs the inlay.

    3

    Temporary care

    While the final inlay is being made, the tooth is protected with a temporary filling.

    4

    Cementation

    Bonding the finished inlay with a special, extremely strong adhesive cement.

    Why choose us?

    Expertise and trust

    Durable solutions

    Our own dental laboratory and ISO/TÜV certified materials guarantee lasting results.

    Fast and flexible

    We offer flexible appointment scheduling so treatment fits easily into your daily routine.

    Excellent experts

    We welcome our patients with multi-generational professional experience and personalized care.

    Our Clinic in Pécs

    Our clinic is located in Pécs, at Hungária utca 53/1. We await our patients in an easily accessible location.

    Frequently asked questions about the treatment

    Everything worth knowing about the treatment

    What is the difference between a filling and an Inlay?
    A filling is shaped by the dentist in the chair from soft material that hardens there. An Inlay is made from solid material in our own dental laboratory based on an impression, providing much greater precision, durability and aesthetics for larger material loss.
    How many appointments are needed?
    Usually two appointments. The first involves preparation and impression taking (about 45-60 minutes), and the second (a few days later) involves bonding the finished inlay (about 30 minutes).
    Will it be visible that I have an inlay in my tooth?
    No. Ceramic and Gradia inlays are matched to your existing tooth color by the dentist and dental technician using a shade guide, making the result completely invisible.

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