Product Description:

IPS e.max Ceramic Inlays and Onlays provide a high-quality, durable solution for restoring molars that are damaged by decay or fractures. Made from advanced lithium disilicate ceramic, these restorations combine exceptional strength with a natural, tooth-like appearance, making them an ideal choice for restoring back teeth while maintaining the beauty of your smile.

Key Features:

• Natural Aesthetic: IPS e.max ceramic closely mimics the translucency of natural teeth, ensuring a seamless, lifelike finish that blends beautifully with surrounding teeth. This makes it ideal for restoring molars with a natural, undetectable look.
• High Durability: Despite its lifelike appearance, IPS e.max is extremely durable and can withstand the chewing forces on molars. The material is highly resistant to wear, ensuring that your restoration lasts for many years without compromising strength.
• Minimal Tooth Preparation: These inlays and onlays require less removal of healthy tooth structure compared to full crowns, allowing for a more conservative approach to restoration.
• Biocompatibility: Made from non-metallic materials, IPS e.max is biocompatible, reducing the risk of allergic reactions or irritation to surrounding tissues.
• Long-Lasting: Known for its durability, IPS e.max ensures your restoration remains strong, functional, and visually appealing over time.

Benefits:

• Restores Tooth Function: IPS e.max inlays and onlays restore the full functionality of molars, enabling normal biting and chewing without compromising strength or durability.
• Enhanced Comfort: The precise fit and smooth surface of these restorations prevent irritation, ensuring greater comfort for the patient.
• Preserves Healthy Tooth Structure: By requiring minimal removal of natural tooth material, IPS e.max restorations preserve the integrity of your molar while offering a strong and aesthetic solution.
• Ideal for Molar Restoration: Perfect for larger cavities or fractures in molars that cannot be treated with simple fillings but don’t require the full coverage of a crown.

Ideal For:

• Moderate to Severe Decay: When a molar has a large cavity but still has sufficient structure to support an inlay or onlay.
• Cracked or Fractured Teeth: For molars that have been damaged due to wear and tear or injury.
• Cosmetic Enhancement: Ideal for improving the appearance of discolored or misshapen molars.
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