Blog - Inlays and Onlays

Restoring your smile with a ceramic onlay isn’t just about fixing a tooth; it’s about reclaiming your confidence and looking forward to smiling again. At Doylestown Dental Group, we know how much your smile means to you, and we’re committed to giving you a lasting solution.

Ceramic onlays are crafted to stand the test of time, blending strength and ...

As you stare at your dental x-ray and listen to your dentist talk about the large cavity that needs to be fixed right away, it can feel overwhelming and scary. How do you know which treatment option to choose? Should you choose a traditional filling because it’s familiar and you know what to expect, or should you consider an inlay?

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An inlay or onlay is an ideal treatment option to restore a tooth compromised by decay or a fracture but may not yet need a crown. Inlays and onlays allow you to retain more of your natural tooth structure while providing a reliable restoration that strengthens your tooth and preserves aesthetics. 

Dr. Link-Bindo customizes your inlay or onlay with impressions ...

Almost ninety percent of people will develop at least one cavity at some point in their lives, meaning that they will need a filling to protect the tooth from further decay and damage. While most cavities develop on the chewing surface of the tooth, it is also possible to develop cavities on the front, back, and side of the tooth ...

What is the difference between an onlay, and a crown? 

Onlays, and crowns are different ways to replace missing or broken tooth structure. How a dentist chooses between which restoration depends on how many teeth you are trying to replace.  An onlay covers only portion of a tooth, and removes minimal tooth structure. Onlays are generally a more conservative ...

One of the biggest controversies in dentistry over the past 10 years has been whether or not silver fillings (dental amalgams) are harmful to your body.  Silver fillings have been used for over 100 years.  However, since they do contain small amounts of mercury, many patients are afraid of mercury poison.  In August of 2009, the American Dental Association released ...