Inlay and Onlay: E.max, Zirconia, Hybrid Ceramic | Dentlink Dental Lab
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Inlay & Onlay

Keep the tooth. Cap the cusp.

Bonded ceramic that replaces only what the tooth has lost, designed by one master to your margin, and your first case free.

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  • $0 remake, no questions asked
  • As little as 10 working days, shipping included
  • One master on the case
A small ceramic piece held in gloved hands against a fine finishing disc
A small piece, the same hands. The master finishes every margin before it is boxed.

Which one do I send?

Tap the cusps you can’t trust. We’ll name the restoration.

Inlay, onlay or crown is a question of how much cusp is left. Mark the ones that are thin, cracked or undermined. Your Rx is the last word.

Mesiobuccal Distobuccal Mesiolingual Distolingual Buccal Lingual
No cusp marked

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InlayThe cavity only. Every cusp stays yours.

  • E.maxUsual pick

    Glass-ceramic, bonded. The most natural where the smile shows.

  • ZirconiaHeavy bite

    Full-strength zirconia for the patient who clenches. Still bonded.

  • Hybrid ceramicGentle

    Resin-ceramic that wears more like the tooth beside it.

Every cusp marked leaves no wall to bond to. A crown holds here where an onlay would not, and the same master designs it.

Single Crowns

Every piece is bonded, so the prep wants a clean margin and enamel to bond to. Not sure between two? Say so on the Rx and the master picks with you.

Bonded, so the fit is everything

Cut from the block. Finished to the margin by hand.

An inlay has little retention of its own. It holds by its bond and its fit, so the margin is milled fine and then finished by the master who holds your case.

A restoration being milled out of a zirconia disc, the bur still in the block
Out of the blockMilled to your scan, with the margin left for the hand to finish.
A small restoration held between two fingers against a fine bur
Then the handsMargin, contacts and the anatomy you see, finished one piece at a time.

Before it ships

Checked on the die, so it seats first time.

  • Fit on the die

    Seated on the model and run at every margin before it is boxed.

  • Contacts

    Tight enough to hold floss, to your note.

  • Occlusion

    Set against the opposing model and saved to your case template.

  • And if it still won’t seat

    We remake it. $0, no questions asked.

Gloved hands holding a finished case on its model under the light

Your next inlay

Keep the tooth. Cap the cusp.

Scan the prep and the opposing, mark the cusps on the Rx, and one master designs the rest to your margin.

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