Inlays and Onlays in Glasgow

What is an inlay?

Inlays and onlays in Glasgow are made in a laboratory and cemented on during a second visit to the dentist and prove a popular method for restoring the structure of your normal teeth after decay or damage.

What is the difference between an inlay and an onlay?

An inlay is carried out when the tooth structure to be replaced is within the cusp tips of the tooth.

If the damage is more extensive and the new structure covers the entire chewing surface including one or more tooth cusps, the procedure is called an onlay.

These are large fillings created in a laboratory and are carved into the shape of a tooth. They are ideal for very heavily filled teeth.

Composite Inlay or Belleglass Inlay

This is a large, strong filling made in a laboratory of white composite to look like tooth substance.

A composite inlay costs from £225-£400

Porcelain inlay

This is also large filling - even stronger than a composite inlay - made in a laboratory.

How much are porcelain inlays?

A porcelain inlay costs from £220-£375