Tooth damage caused by decay, chipping, or failed fillings requires not only functional restoration but also high aesthetics. A ceramic inlay is a modern dental solution that allows precise restoration of a damaged tooth, both in form and structure. Inlays made using CAD/CAM technology are known for their durability, strength, and ideal fit, making them an excellent alternative to traditional fillings.
Tooth preparation and digital impression.
Modeling and inlay production.
Try-in and cementation.
Advantages of CAD/CAM Inlays
Ceramic inlays produced using CAD/CAM technology offer a modern dentistry solution that combines precision, aesthetics, and long-term performance. This makes it possible to achieve ideal results even in cases of severely damaged teeth.
Key Advantages of Digital Dental Care:
- High strength and durability of the inlay or onlay;
- Perfect fit to natural tooth structure;
- Matches the natural color and shape of the tooth;
- Minimal interference with healthy tissues in the oral cavity;
- Fast installation—the tooth can be restored in just 1 hour;
- Resistance to staining and abrasion;
- Suitable for both chewing and front teeth.
Prices in the Czech Republic for Ceramic inlays using CAD/CAM technology
All price-
General consultation + treatment plan
1 500 CZK -
3D scan (one jaw)
1 200 CZK -
Tomography of 1 jaw
1 500 CZK -
Tomography of 2 jaws
2 100 CZK -
Zirconia tooth core
59 400 CZK -
Zirconia crown
12 000 CZK -
E-max crown
13 000 CZK -
Veneer E-max
13 000 CZK
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Frequently asked questions about CAD/CAM ceramic veneers
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What are the advantages of ceramic inlays compared to regular fillings?
Ceramic inlays and onlays offer greater strength and durability than standard composite fillings. Designed individually using precise CAD/CAM technology, they accurately replicate the shape and place of the natural tooth. Unlike traditional fillings, ceramic inlays are more resistant to wear, damage, and trauma, and provide excellent long-term function and esthetics.
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Which is better — a filling or an inlay?
Ceramic inlays are generally more durable, accurate, and longer-lasting than regular fillings. Thanks to advanced digital modeling, they restore the natural anatomy of the tooth with a high degree of precision. While inlays are often the better order of care, only a dentist can determine the best solution for your case. In some situations, a composite filling may still be appropriate, but onlays are used when greater coverage is needed.
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Is the inlay procedure painful?
No, the procedure is typically comfortable and does not cause pain, as it is performed under local anesthesia. Most patients describe it as quick and stress-free, with minimal discomfort during or after the visit.
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How long does the procedure take?
The full process — from preparation to final bonding — usually takes about 1 hour, thanks to in-office CAD/CAM production. There’s no need to wait days for a lab-made product or wear a temporary restoration.
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If you’re looking to restore a tooth quickly, reliably, and aesthetically, contact the dental clinic Dynasty Stomatology. We utilize cutting-edge digital technology and next-generation materials to ensure the best possible result and comfort throughout every stage of treatment.
What Are Ceramic Inlays Made with CAD/CAM Technology?
When a filling is no longer a viable solution — such as in cases of extensive tooth structure damage — a ceramic inlay made with CAD/CAM comes to the rescue. This type of dental restoration is a micro-prosthesis that replicates the natural anatomy of the tooth and perfectly fills the defect. The junction between the inlay and the tooth becomes virtually invisible.
The inlay is designed and produced using highly accurate digital equipment, ensuring a perfect fit and a visually appealing result. It’s a strong, aesthetic option that helps preserve as much healthy tissue as possible while delivering long-lasting outcomes.
How Is a CAD/CAM Ceramic Inlay Installed?
The installation process is quick and comfortable thanks to digital workflows and the professional work of the dentist. On average, it takes about an hour from start to finish. Here’s how the treatment unfolds:
Thanks to advanced technology and dental practice protocols, this procedure is efficient, safe, and delivers a long-lasting, highly aesthetic restoration.
Indications for Ceramic Inlays
Ceramic inlays and onlays are recommended when a composite filling is no longer sufficient to properly repair a tooth. They are particularly effective in cases of large structural damage, where restoring natural shape and function is essential.
Ceramic inlays are an ideal solution in the following situations:
- Extensive damage that makes a regular filling impossible;
- Destruction of one or more chewing surfaces;
- Recurrent tooth decay under an old restoration;
- Need to replace large, worn-out fillings;
- Tooth restoration after root canal operation;
- Increased load on the tooth (e.g., during chewing);
- Desire for a long-lasting, aesthetic, and durable solution.
A quality ceramic inlay, digitally designed, is the proper choice when it’s important to preserve the tooth, restore its function, and maintain its beauty for years to come.
Contraindications
Although inlays and onlays are suitable for most patients, there are cases where their use may be limited:
- Damage reaching the base of the tooth near the gum line (in such cases, a crown may be necessary);
- Inability to properly fix the inlay with a tight seal;
- Untreated bruxism (teeth grinding);
- Malocclusion (misaligned bite) without prior orthodontic correction;
- Inflammatory gum diseases;
- Allergies to bonding materials;
- Poor oral hygiene habits.
In such cases, the dentist may recommend another type of restoration — such as a veneer, crown, or temporary solution — depending on the patient’s specific oral health condition.
Lifespan and Care Features
CAD/CAM-designed ceramic inlays and onlays are known for their exceptional strength and long-lasting performance. When patients take proper care, these restorations can last 10-15 years or even longer.
To extend the life of your ceramic inlay or onlay, follow these care guidelines:
- Brush your teeth regularly using a soft brush and non-abrasive toothpaste;
- Use dental floss or an irrigator to clean between teeth;
- Schedule a professional cleaning every 6 months with your dentist;
- Avoid applying excessive pressure (e.g., chewing hard nuts or using teeth to open packaging);
- Monitor your bite and treat bruxism, if present.
Cost of CAD/CAM Ceramic Inlays
The cost of a ceramic inlay created with CAD/CAM technology depends on several factors: the complexity of the case, materials used, and the amount of work required. At Dynasty Stomatology, we provide high-quality orthopedic solutions at a price that remains accessible to most patients.
To receive an accurate treatment plan and estimate, we invite you to call or visit our clinic at your convenience. After a full evaluation, our doctor will recommend whether an inlay, onlay, or another method is best suited for restoring your tooth.