PRIVATE INLAYS

Protect Your Tooth, Restore Your Smile

Protect and restore your tooth after a cavity with custom inlays as an alternative to a dental crown.

WHAT ARE PRIVATE INLAYS?

A Modern Solution for Damaged Teeth

Private inlays are custom-made restorations that fit precisely into the damaged area of a tooth. They are an excellent alternative to traditional fillings or crowns, providing a strong, natural-looking solution that restores both function and appearance.

WHEN MIGHT YOU NEED AN INLAY?

Is a Dental Inlay Right for You?

A dental inlay may be recommended if you have damage to your tooth that is too large for a filling but does not require a full crown.

MATERIALS & OPTIONS

Types of Private Inlays

We offer a range of high-quality materials to ensure your inlay looks natural, feels comfortable and lasts for years.

Porcelain Inlays

Highly aesthetic and durable, porcelain inlays closely match the natural colour of your teeth.

Composite Inlays

A cost-effective option that offers a natural appearance and strong, long-lasting results.

Ceramic Inlays

A premium option, offering exceptional strength and a beautiful, natural finish.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Private Inlays FAQs

Here are some common questions about private inlays. If you need more information, feel free to get in touch with our friendly team.

Private inlays are custom-made restorations designed to repair and strengthen a damaged or decayed tooth. They sit within the tooth and provide a more precise fit than a traditional filling.

In some cases, yes. Inlays can restore a tooth when the damage is too extensive for a filling but does not require a full dental crown. Your dentist will assess the tooth and recommend the most suitable option.

With good oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups and proper care, a well-fitted inlay can provide a durable, long-lasting restoration.

Yes. Inlays can be made from tooth-coloured materials and carefully matched to your natural teeth, helping the restoration blend seamlessly with your smile.

The procedure is generally comfortable. Local anaesthetic can be used when required to keep you relaxed and comfortable while the tooth is prepared and the inlay is fitted.