High Point dentist, Dentist in High Point, NC





Inlays/Onlays

Inlays and onlays are sometimes referred to as partial crowns. These partial crowns are utilized when there is still a healthy enamel portion of the tooth. An inlay or onlay is a like a puzzle piece that will be fitted into the remaining portion of the tooth to help increase its strength. This piece is usually crafted out of porcelain with the Cerec Machine. We will make the determination as to which restoration will work best in your specific situation.

An inlay is used when there is not damage to any of the cusps of your tooth and is essentially place within these cusps. An onlay is used when there is slightly more extensive damage to the tooth structure. This type of restoration is placed over at least one of the cusps on the tooth.

Procedure

When we have decided to go ahead with an inlay or onlay, we will set aside 1 appointment for the entire process.

The procedure begins with the removal of all decay in the tooth. Once we have removed the decay, we will then take a picture of the prepped tooth with the Cerec Machine. Then once that is done the Doctor will deisgn a special piece to fit your tooth which will be milled in our office which takes about 15 minutes. Once the milling process is finished we try the piece in your tooth adjust it if needed and bond it directly to your tooth. We will make every effort to ensure that the new restoration feels exactly like one of your natural teeth.

A. Claire Wilson DDS PLLC

General Dentist

336-882-5498

Dentist in High Point, NC | Our Practice | About Us | Services | Technology | Smile Gallery | Contact Us | Professional Referrals | Links | Newsletter | Sitemap
Developed By: TheOnlinePractice.com, Dental Web Site Design & Internet Marketing for Dentists

We proudly offer inlays and onlays at our convenient location in High Point, NC. A Dental Inlay or Onlay is a popular cosmetic procedure that can benefit many people who are suffering from a variety of teeth appearance problems and structural flaws including chipped teeth, cracked teeth; discolored, stained, large gaps, receding gum and decaying teeth