Inlays / Onlays
Somewhere between fillings and crowns are dental inlays or onlays. These are used when not enough tooth structure remains to support a filling but the tooth is not so severely damaged that it needs a crown. Similar to a filling, an inlay lies within the cusps, or bumps, of the chewing surface of your tooth. An onlay, on the other hand, is more extensive and covers one of more cusps.
Case 1: Before

Case 1:After

Three inlays replacing metal amalgam fillings with porcelain.
Case 2: Before

Case 2: After

Full mouth of metal amalgam fillings replaced with combination of inlay and onlay work.
Case 3: Before

Case 3: After

Replacing four metal fillings with 3 porcelain inlays and one gold onlay.
Case 4: Before

Case 3: After

Replacing two metal fillings with two porcelain onlays
Case 5: Before

Case 5: After

Replacing two metal fillings with two porcelain onlays
Case 6: Before

Case 6: After

Replacing three metal fillings with three porcelain onlays
Case 7: Before

Case 7: After
