Temporary Materials For Dental Inlay
Dental filling materials are currently divided into amalgam, composite resin, and all ceramic inlays. Materials. Inlay is a type of restorative material embedded in the dental cavity, used to repair the shape and function of tooth defects. Inlay is a type of restorative material embedded in the dental cavity, used to repair the shape and function of tooth defects. What material is used for filling teeth? Elastic porcelain inlays can be used as an indication for direct filling and restoration of teeth. Porcelain fillers: Porcelain fillers are also known as porcelain inlays. This filler is pre ordered in the laboratory and then embedded into the teeth.
Dental filling has high compressive strength and low flexural strength. The direct filling of teeth with elastic porcelain inlays can serve as an indication for inlays. Compared with inlay restoration, the direct filling method is simple and fast, but the disadvantage is that the current direct filling method on the market cannot completely solve the problem of micro leakage caused by resin polymerization shrinkage. Intraoral surgery affects the doctor’s field of vision and operation, and cannot effectively restore the relationship between the tooth tip and abutment. It cannot restore good occlusal function, and patients may experience food impaction; The resin material cured in the mouth needs to improve its compressive and tensile strength, wear resistance, and solubility resistance.
Of course, when the resistance of residual tooth tissue is insufficient to provide sufficient retention, it is not suitable for inlay restoration. Compared with direct filling, the disadvantage of embedded restorations lies in the large amount of tooth preparation. For small-scale caries, it is best to choose direct filling to retain more tooth tissue. Patients with bruxism should also be cautious in using inlay restorations. What is’ inlay ‘? I’m afraid most people don’t know yet. After all, the popularity of inlays in China has not been long, while inlays have been widely developed abroad, and their durability and safety have been recognized by many countries.
