When a tooth is too damaged for a simple filling but doesn’t require a full crown, inlays and onlays provide a strong, aesthetic solution. These custom restorations reinforce your tooth structure while preserving more of your natural enamel—offering the ideal balance of strength and conservation.
At DiQuattro Advanced Dentistry, Dr. Ryan DiQuattro uses precision-crafted inlays and onlays as part of his comprehensive general dentistry and restorative treatments. Serving patients throughout Scottsdale and Phoenix, he focuses on long-lasting results that feel comfortable, function naturally, and blend beautifully with your smile.
What Are Inlays and Onlays?
Inlays and onlays are custom restorations designed to repair moderate damage or decay in a tooth’s chewing surface. They’re stronger than dental fillings but more conservative than dental crowns, making them an ideal middle-ground solution.
Both are crafted from durable, tooth-colored materials such as porcelain or composite resin to match your natural enamel.
When Inlays and Onlays Are Recommended
Dr. Diquattro may recommend an inlay or onlay if you have:
The Inlay and Onlay Process
Restoring a tooth with an inlay or onlay typically involves two appointments, though digital advancements can sometimes allow same-day placement.
Caring for Your Restorations
Maintaining your new inlay or onlay is easy with good daily habits. Dr. DiQuattro’s team recommends:
Why Choose DiQuattro Advanced Dentistry for Inlays and Onlays
Dr. Ryan DiQuattro, DMD, FAGD, is known for combining precision with artistry to create restorations that enhance both function and aesthetics. His Fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry—an honor held by fewer than 6% of dentists nationwide—reflects his dedication to continuing education and clinical excellence.
At DiQuattro Advanced Dentistry, every restoration is crafted with attention to detail, from the choice of materials to the final polish. Patients trust Dr. DiQuattro’s expertise for treatments that restore comfort, confidence, and natural beauty.
Repair Damage and Reinforce Your Bite
If you have a damaged or weakened tooth, inlays and onlays can restore its integrity without the need for a full crown. Designed with precision and placed with care, they offer a durable, seamless solution for lasting oral health.
