INLAY ONLAY
When decay has caused significant loss of tooth structure, the tooth may have a large cavity, and it may be necessary to rebuild this loss of substance with a material strong enough to protect the remaining tooth structure while restoring the tooth's function and aesthetics.
For this, a bonding protocol is used to create an invisible, strong, and airtight seal between the ceramic restoration and the tooth. Depending on the oral conditions, composite resin or ceramic may be used as the material.
This prosthetic piece is made in a laboratory from an impression of your tooth and requires two treatment appointments ten days apart for placement.
PERIPHERAL CROWN
A ceramic peripheral crown is indicated to protect a damaged or fragile tooth by covering it or simply to restore the tooth's aesthetics. It faithfully reproduces the original shape of the tooth, mimics the appearance of neighboring teeth, and blends harmoniously into the overall smile. It can be made of pure ceramic or, in cases where aesthetics are important, can be made on a zirconia or lithium disilicate framework layered with feldspathic ceramic.
