Servics & FQAs

An inlay is a specialized dental restoration method. It involves first removing the decayed part of the tooth, then taking an impression to custom-make the restoration—tailored specifically for the patient’s tooth—before the dentist places and cements it in the patient’s mouth.

​A Maryland bridge is a go-to choice for replacing missing teeth, slotting an artificial tooth into the gap without altering or damaging nearby natural teeth—its main role is as a temporary restoration.

​Currently, there are approximately 260 million people aged 55 and above in China, and a considerable number of them wear dentures. Experts point out that improper denture care may become a hidden risk for diseases, such as heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, denture stomatitis, and bacterial pneumonia.

Supernatural tooth shape and color: Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal (PFM) crowns with Cobalt-Chromium Framework (Co Cr Framework) have an aesthetic shape, and their effect is almost identical to that of natural teeth. Among all current dentures, when it comes to aesthetics and authenticity, PFM crowns with Cobalt-Chromium Framework are an excellent choice.

​If you’re getting a porcelain crown or all-ceramic crown, your dentist will first grind down your natural tooth 360 degrees to make space for the final crown’s thickness. That means, between the day your tooth is prepped and when you get your permanent crown, you’ll need to wear a temporary crown—and trust me, it’s not just a placeholder. It does three really important jobs that keep your mouth healthy and your treatment on track.

An inlay is like a sophisticated "patch" for a tooth. It is a restoration that fits inside the tooth structure to restore the shape and function of a damaged tooth. When the tooth defect is small, the cavity is deep but does not involve the dental pulp, and filling materials are difficult to stabilize, an inlay is an excellent choice.