Drayton Dental Care

After ensuring you are relaxed and comfortable, your dentist will first use a local anaesthetic to numb the area to ensure that you won’t feel a thing during your treatment. Your dentist will then remove any tooth decay using a dental drill… this might be noisy but we promise it won’t hurt at all. We will then take an impression of the tooth and send it to our dental laboratory who will create your inlay or onlay. In the meantime, we will place a temporary filling to protect your tooth.

Once your inlay or onlay has returned to us from the dental laboratory, you will come back so that the dentist can remove the temporary filling and permanently fit your new inlay or onlay.

It is important to attend your regular dental health reviews so that we can ensure your new restoration is sound and check the ongoing health of the rest of your teeth.