Full ceramic inlays

It’s a full ceramic inlay with a high level of quality and aesthetics. Thanks for the ceramics the layers can be re-built, creating a fully realistic look. Not even the bonding edges are visible by using the appropriate technology to fix it into its place. The ceramic repels the plaque and with proper cleaning it won’t decayed underneath or along the edges. Due to the pressing technology it perfectly fits in its place and the discolouration of the bonding edges is not possible as the gap is very narrow so the discolouration-causing materials cannot grip on it. The other great advantage of the pressing, that no air bubbles develop, therefore the inlay doesn’t break. The inlay can be painted because of its full ceramic material, so if there is a special colour-characteristics in the natural teeth that can be created as well. If someone wants a really nice, realistic and professional quality inlay then the pressure-ceramics inlay is the best current solution. The comparison chart of the inlays is available at the reception.

BelleGlass aesthetic modified ceramic inlay

BelleGlass is a modified porcelain-ceramic, that’s hardness and elasticity are similar to the enamel’s, thus it behaves the same way as the enamel. The perfect aesthetics can be easily achieved as it can be coloured to match with the tooth’s colour. It’s a big advantage as these inlays are unnoticeable, they cannot be spotted while laughing, talking, which is a key factor for those patients who want to achieve natural looking smile. The only disadvantage (compared to the cast gold and electroplated inlays) that microscopic gaps can remain between the inlay and the tooth (which are supposed to filled up by glue), but if the teeth are not properly and regularly cleaned then decay can appear. The comparison table of different inlay types is available at the reception.