At All Brite Dentistry in Somerville, NJ, we specialize in dental inlays and onlays to restore damaged teeth. These custom-made restorations provide a perfect fit, enhancing strength and longevity while maintaining a natural appearance.
Inlays and onlays are ideal for repairing cavities or fractures, offering a durable and aesthetic solution. Trust All Brite Dentistry for expert care and long-lasting dental health. Schedule your appointment today!
Evaluate the tooth and take X-rays.
Remove damaged tooth material.
Take a mold for the custom inlay or onlay.
Place a temporary filling.
Bond the custom inlay or onlay.
Polish and adjust for a proper fit.
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Dr Narla is the best! She and her staff especially Sherri are phenomenal. I had dental work done and I am very happy. . Dr Narla keeps up with modern dental techniques and is constantly learning about the latest dental education, and her office has up to date equipment. Highly recommend!
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I have been seeing Dr.Narla for almost 15 years now & I cannot express how amazing she is. She is very knowledgeable and thorough when addressing ones concerns. She has a great team that assists her day to day. Most importantly she genuinely cares about what she does. I do not feel 5 stars is enough for Dr.Narla & her team ❤️
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Love having the privilege of being Dr. Narla’s patient. She and the team are so caring, kind, and competent ❤️
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Dental inlays and onlays are restorations used to repair damaged or decayed teeth, with inlays fitting inside the tooth and onlays covering the top and sides.
With proper care, inlays and onlays can last 10-15 years or longer.
Yes, inlays and onlays are generally more durable and can withstand greater pressure compared to traditional fillings.
Common materials include gold, porcelain, composite resin, and ceramic.
