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Porcelain inlays are custom-made restorations used to repair teeth with moderate decay or damage while preserving as much natural tooth structure as possible. At Chiswick Park Dental, our porcelain inlays are carefully crafted to provide a strong, durable and natural-looking restoration.
Designed to fit precisely within the damaged area of the tooth, porcelain inlays offer greater strength than traditional fillings while blending seamlessly with your natural smile. They are an excellent choice for restoring both function and aesthetics.
Matches the colour of your natural teeth for a discreet restoration.
Retains more of your healthy natural tooth than some other restorations.
Provides long-lasting strength for everyday biting and chewing.
Custom-made for a comfortable fit and reliable performance.
Your dentist will remove the damaged or decayed part of the tooth before taking a digital scan or impression. Your custom porcelain inlay is then created and securely bonded to the tooth, restoring its strength and natural appearance.
A porcelain inlay is a custom-made restoration used to repair a damaged or decayed tooth while preserving healthy tooth structure.
An inlay is made in a dental laboratory or with digital technology and is bonded to the tooth, providing greater strength and precision than a standard filling.
It may be recommended when a tooth is too damaged for a filling but does not require a full crown.
Yes. Porcelain is colour-matched to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth.
With good care, porcelain inlays can last for many years.
The procedure is usually comfortable, and a local anaesthetic is used if needed.
Most porcelain inlays are completed over two appointments, although some may be made in a single visit using digital technology.
Yes. Once the inlay is securely bonded, you can eat and chew as normal.
Maintain good oral hygiene by brushing, flossing and attending regular dental check-ups.
A porcelain inlay is suitable when there is enough healthy tooth remaining, while a crown is recommended for more extensive damage. Your dentist will advise which option is best for you.
Take the next step towards a healthier smile by booking your dental appointment at Chiswick Park Dental today.
