Procedures

Dental inlay (indirect filling restoration)

from 18 reviews8 clinics
An indirect restoration made outside the mouth from ceramic, composite, gold, or zirconia and then cemented into a prepared cavity that is too large for a direct filling but does not need a full crown. Laboratory fabrication uses two visits with a temporary restoration in between, while chairside CAD/CAM can complete it in one visit.
Non-surgicalLocal1 before/after photos
Rating
9.33/ 10
from 18 reviews
Satisfaction
88.9%
from 18 reviews
Downtime
0–2days
Full recovery 1–3 wks
Flight safe
1days after

FX as of 2026-08-06 · VAT refund for foreign patients ended in January 2026

How long is the downtime for Dental inlay (indirect filling restoration)?

0–2 days. Full recovery 1–3 wks · Flight safe 1 days

Reported ten-year survival varies widely with material and cementation technique, from about 77 percent to 100 percent in ceramic inlay studies.
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Clinics offering Dental inlay (indirect filling restoration)

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Last updated 2026-08-06