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Inlays & Onlays

Partial-coverage restorations for conservative restorative planning.

Custom laboratory workCase-by-case quotationManufactured by partner labs in China
Dental product illustration of Inlays & Onlays
PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Conservative indirect restorations for partial tooth coverage.

Inlays and onlays are fabricated outside the mouth to replace lost tooth structure without necessarily covering the entire clinical crown. An inlay sits within the prepared cavity, while an onlay extends to protect one or more cusps; the choice is made by the treating dentist according to remaining tooth structure and functional loading.

These restorations demand precise margin capture, a clear insertion path, stable proximal contacts and an occlusal design compatible with the chosen ceramic or other material. Digital scans can help communicate the preparation, but the quality of isolation and the clinical bonding protocol remain equally important.

WHAT SETS THIS PRODUCT APART
  • Partial-coverage geometry differentiates these restorations from full crowns.
  • Edge thickness, cusp coverage and adhesive interface require material-specific planning.
  • Margin visibility and proximal contact design are especially important for fit.
WHEN ENQUIRING

Clarify which cusps are covered, available thickness, preparation finish lines, interproximal contacts and intended restorative material.

Important consideration

Material choice and preparation requirements to be confirmed per case.

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Typical applications

Selected posterior restorative cases where a bonded partial-coverage solution is prescribed.

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Materials & design options

Glass ceramic or other suitable material options; cusp and occlusal design preferences.

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Information needed for quotation

Tooth number, prep geometry, shade, opposing scan and occlusion details.

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Illustrative workflow

Check preparation and margins → CAD design → manufacture → finishing and inspection.

ORDER WITH CONFIDENCE

Clear communication from the first discussion.

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Share non-patient commercial requirements

Tell us your practice or lab type, country, required product, estimated volume and preferred contact method.

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Review technical feasibility

We confirm partner capabilities, required prescription details and a secure method for clinical files, if appropriate.

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Approve a tailored proposal

Prices, timelines, shipping arrangements and documentation are confirmed for the specific case and destination.

Clinical indications and treatment decisions remain with the prescribing clinician. Do not send identifiable patient information through the public contact form. We do not claim every product is available or permitted in every destination market.

Let us understand your market and requirements.

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