Contents
• Inlays/Onlays
• Full Crowns
o Full Gold
o PFM
o All Ceramic
• 3/4 Crowns
• Soft tissue management
• Temporary restorations
• Cementation
Inlays/Onlays
Inlays:
• Indicated for premolars or molars with minimal caries or previous restoration that
need a mesioocclusal or disto- occlusal restoration
• It offers a superior material and margins that will not deteriorate with time
Technique:
o A flat ended bur is used to create the outline on the occlusal surface - the
isthmus follows the central groove on the occlusal surface ensuring there are
no under cuts
o The base should have an even depth of 1.5mm
o A proximal box is created breaking the contact point
, o The isthmus and box are then beveled
Onlays:
• Generally considered better than inlays in areas of occlusal load in protecting the
tooth from stress
• Indicated in deteriorating teeth with intact buccal and lingual cusps, MOD
restorations with wide isthmuses endodontically treated posterior teeth with sound
buccal and lingual tooth structure