Inlay, Onlay and Endocrons

Inlays, onlays and endocrowns are treatment options used to repair damage to teeth and provide a restorative solution. These treatments provide strength and an aesthetic appearance while preserving the natural structure of the teeth. Here are the details about these restoration options:

What are Inlay and Onlay?

• Inlay: Inlay is the process of removing the damaged area of the tooth and placing it by covering it with durable materials such as porcelain or ceramic prepared in the laboratory.
• Onlay: Onlay is the process of covering the damaged area of the tooth with composite resin or porcelain materials prepared directly in the mouth.

These methods provide advantages in terms of durability and aesthetics while largely preserving the natural structure of the tooth.

What are Endocrons?

Endocrones are the process of cleaning and then filling the pulp located on the inside of the tooth, which is damaged by caries or damage. This procedure is done to treat the infection inside the tooth and maintain the health of the tooth.

Who is Suitable for Inlay, Onlay or Endocron?

Inlays, onlays, or endocrowns may be suitable for many people who require dental restoration for cavities, broken teeth, excessive wear, or for aesthetic purposes. However, because every patient is different, treatment options are determined on an individual basis.

Inlay, Onlay and Endocron Treatment Process

The treatment process is determined after a detailed examination with your dentist. While inlays and onlays are prepared in a laboratory environment, endocrown treatment is usually completed in several stages.

Conclusion

Inlays, onlays and endocrowns are effective options to repair damage to teeth and preserve the natural appearance. Each may be ideal for certain situations. You can choose the treatment option that is most suitable for you by consulting with your dentist.

You can contact an experienced dentist for more information or to get an expert opinion on treatment options.