Ceramic Fillings
Inlay, Onlay, Overlay.
These are permanent tooth restorations made in our own laboratory to precise measurements and fixed into the cavity of the tooth using bonding materials; they are almost indistinguishable from natural tooth tissue. They can be part of complex prosthetic work and have a lifespan of at least 10 years. Thanks to modern technologies and high-quality materials, we guarantee a perfectly aesthetic and functional result.
Ceramic Fillings
Ceramic Fillings
Inlay, Onlay, Overlay.
These are permanent tooth restorations made in our own laboratory to precise measurements and fixed into the cavity of the tooth using bonding materials; they are almost indistinguishable from natural tooth tissue. They can be part of complex prosthetic work and have a lifespan of at least 10 years. Thanks to modern technologies and high-quality materials, we guarantee a perfectly aesthetic and functional result.
Ceramic Fillings
Ceramic Fillings
Inlay, Onlay, Overlay.
These are permanent tooth restorations made in our own laboratory to precise measurements and fixed into the cavity of the tooth using bonding materials; they are almost indistinguishable from natural tooth tissue. They can be part of complex prosthetic work and have a lifespan of at least 10 years. Thanks to modern technologies and high-quality materials, we guarantee a perfectly aesthetic and functional result.
How is a Ceramic Filling Made?
How is a Ceramic Filling Made?
Treatment with a ceramic filling is a precise and modern process that usually takes place in two visits (unless CAD/CAM technology is used directly in the practice, then it can be done in one visit). The key is perfect precision and maximum aesthetics.
Treatment with a ceramic filling is a precise and modern process that usually takes place in two visits (unless CAD/CAM technology is used directly in the practice, then it can be done in one visit). The key is perfect precision and maximum aesthetics.
Anesthesia and Cavity Removal
First, we numb the tooth with local anesthesia to ensure a completely painless treatment. Then, we carefully remove all decay and old fillings.
Tooth Preparation
We prepare the tooth cavity into an optimal shape for the ceramic filling using special instruments. It is important that the edges are clean and smooth.
Optical Impression (Scanning)
Instead of a traditional impression, we use a modern intraoral scanner that creates an accurate 3D digital model of the prepared tooth and surrounding tissues in seconds.
Temporary Filling
We place a temporary filling on the tooth to protect it until your next visit.
Design and Production in the Laboratory
We send the digital model to the dental laboratory (or the design is performed in the practice using CAD/CAM), where a technician designs and manufactures your ceramic filling precisely to measure. The ideal shade of ceramic is selected to perfectly match the color of your teeth.
Removal of Temporary Filling
We carefully remove the temporary filling and check the prepared tooth.
Try-in and Adjustment
We first try-in the ceramic filling to check its precise fit, bite and contact with adjacent teeth. We make any necessary adjustments if needed.
Cementace
Once the filling is perfect, we permanently bond it to the tooth with special adhesive cement. Modern cements ensure maximum strength and prevent bacterial leakage.
Polishing and Final Adjustments
After the cement has hardened, the filling is carefully polished to be smooth and comfortable.
How is a Ceramic Filling Made?
How is a Ceramic Filling Made?
Treatment with a ceramic filling is a precise and modern process that usually takes place in two visits (unless CAD/CAM technology is used directly in the practice, then it can be done in one visit). The key is perfect precision and maximum aesthetics.
Treatment with a ceramic filling is a precise and modern process that usually takes place in two visits (unless CAD/CAM technology is used directly in the practice, then it can be done in one visit). The key is perfect precision and maximum aesthetics.
Anesthesia and Cavity Removal
First, we numb the tooth with local anesthesia to ensure a completely painless treatment. Then, we carefully remove all decay and old fillings.
Tooth Preparation
We prepare the tooth cavity into an optimal shape for the ceramic filling using special instruments. It is important that the edges are clean and smooth.
Optical Impression (Scanning)
Instead of a traditional impression, we use a modern intraoral scanner that creates an accurate 3D digital model of the prepared tooth and surrounding tissues in seconds.
Temporary Filling
We place a temporary filling on the tooth to protect it until your next visit.
Design and Production in the Laboratory
We send the digital model to the dental laboratory (or the design is performed in the practice using CAD/CAM), where a technician designs and manufactures your ceramic filling precisely to measure. The ideal shade of ceramic is selected to perfectly match the color of your teeth.
Removal of Temporary Filling
We carefully remove the temporary filling and check the prepared tooth.
Try-in and Adjustment
We first try-in the ceramic filling to check its precise fit, bite and contact with adjacent teeth. We make any necessary adjustments if needed.
Cementace
Once the filling is perfect, we permanently bond it to the tooth with special adhesive cement. Modern cements ensure maximum strength and prevent bacterial leakage.
Polishing and Final Adjustments
After the cement has hardened, the filling is carefully polished to be smooth and comfortable.
Advantages of Ceramic Fillings
Advantages of Ceramic Fillings
Advantages of Ceramic Fillings
Advantages of Ceramic Fillings
Guarantee
A guarantee of quality and pain-free treatment
Top-tier equipment
Advanced equipment for superior care
Comprehensive Care
Comprehensive care for our patients
Opening Hours
Extended opening hours including Saturdays
Contracts
Contracts with health insurance providers
Dental laboratory
Our own modern dental laboratory
Location
Excellent transport accessibility
Reception Services
A pleasant and calm environment
Languages
We speak more than five languages
Availability
We have short waiting times for appointments
Our team
Modern Technologies for Precise Ceramic Fillings
Modern Technologies for Precise Ceramic Fillings
Ceramic fillings represent the pinnacle of modern dentistry, not only thanks to their aesthetics but also due to their precise manufacturing. In our practice, we use the latest technologies that ensure maximum precision, durability and perfect aesthetic results for your filling.
Ceramic fillings represent the pinnacle of modern dentistry, not only thanks to their aesthetics but also due to their precise manufacturing. In our practice, we use the latest technologies that ensure maximum precision, durability and perfect aesthetic results for your filling.
Thanks to these technologies, we minimize the time spent in the chair, shorten treatment time and ensure that your ceramic filling is not only functional but also aesthetically indistinguishable from your own tooth.
Thanks to these technologies, we minimize the time spent in the chair, shorten treatment time and ensure that your ceramic filling is not only functional but also aesthetically indistinguishable from your own tooth.
Book a Consultation About Ceramic Fillings
Book a Consultation About Ceramic Fillings
Do you have a cavity that you want to address with an emphasis on aesthetics and long-term durability? Are you looking for the ideal solution to repair a damaged tooth that blends seamlessly with your smile?
Do you have a cavity that you want to address with an emphasis on aesthetics and long-term durability? Are you looking for the ideal solution to repair a damaged tooth that blends seamlessly with your smile?
Book an initial examination to find out if ceramic fillings are the right choice for you. Our team of experienced dentists will help you choose the best solution based on a detailed diagnosis and create a treatment plan tailored to your needs.
Book an initial examination to find out if ceramic fillings are the right choice for you. Our team of experienced dentists will help you choose the best solution based on a detailed diagnosis and create a treatment plan tailored to your needs.
We work from Monday to Friday, and on selected branches also on Saturdays.
We are here for new and existing patients. You can book easily online or by phone.
We work from Monday to Friday, and on selected branches also on Saturdays.
We are here for new and existing patients. You can book easily online or by phone.
Price List of Ceramic Fillings
Fixed Dental Restorations
| Procedure | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Long-term temporary protective crown PMMA CAD CAM (without fixation) | up to 3 teeth / 3-6 teeth / 6 or more teeth | 1190 / 1490 / 1890 Kč |
| Metal-ceramic crown | 11900 Kč | |
| All-ceramic Inlay / Onlay / Overlay | 9900 Kč | |
| Full-anatomical crown Zirconium | 11900 Kč | |
| All-ceramic crown E-max | 13900 Kč | |
| All-ceramic veneered crown E-max, Zirconium / ceramic veneer | 15900 Kč | |
| High-aesthetic veneered crown Essentia / ceramic veneer | 19000 Kč | |
| Crown on implant metal-ceramic | 12900 Kč | |
| Crown on implant (E-max Press / Full-anatomical Zirconium) | 12900 Kč | |
| Crown – veneered Zirconium on implant | 16900 Kč | |
| Removal of fixed restoration | per supporting structure / bridge separation | 790 / 1590 Kč |
| Splint against bruxism | atraumatic, two-layer | 2490 Kč |
Patient Experiences
Patient Experiences
Ceramic Fillings FAQ
Ceramic Fillings FAQ
Ceramic fillings last at least 10 years, which is significantly longer than conventional composite fillings that have a lifespan of 3-5 years.
Ceramic fillings last at least 10 years, which is significantly longer than conventional composite fillings that have a lifespan of 3-5 years.
Yes, thanks to the possibility of individual shade matching, they perfectly blend with the natural color of your teeth, making them virtually invisible.
Yes, thanks to the possibility of individual shade matching, they perfectly blend with the natural color of your teeth, making them virtually invisible.
An inlay fills a small to medium cavity inside the tooth, while an onlay replaces one cusp or part of the crown.
An inlay fills a small to medium cavity inside the tooth, while an onlay replaces one cusp or part of the crown.

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Patient Experiences
Patient Experiences
Ceramic Fillings FAQ
Ceramic Fillings FAQ
Ceramic fillings last at least 10 years, which is significantly longer than conventional composite fillings that have a lifespan of 3-5 years.
Ceramic fillings last at least 10 years, which is significantly longer than conventional composite fillings that have a lifespan of 3-5 years.
Yes, thanks to the possibility of individual shade matching, they perfectly blend with the natural color of your teeth, making them virtually invisible.
Yes, thanks to the possibility of individual shade matching, they perfectly blend with the natural color of your teeth, making them virtually invisible.
An inlay fills a small to medium cavity inside the tooth, while an onlay replaces one cusp or part of the crown.
An inlay fills a small to medium cavity inside the tooth, while an onlay replaces one cusp or part of the crown.

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Ceramic Fillings FAQ
Ceramic Fillings FAQ
Ceramic fillings last at least 10 years, which is significantly longer than conventional composite fillings that have a lifespan of 3-5 years.
Yes, thanks to the possibility of individual shade matching, they perfectly blend with the natural color of your teeth, making them virtually invisible.
An inlay fills a small to medium cavity inside the tooth, while an onlay replaces one cusp or part of the crown.
The treatment is usually painless thanks to modern technologies and the use of local anesthesia. The entire procedure is gentle on surrounding tissues.
Ceramic Fillings FAQ
Ceramic Fillings FAQ
Ceramic fillings last at least 10 years, which is significantly longer than conventional composite fillings that have a lifespan of 3-5 years.
Yes, thanks to the possibility of individual shade matching, they perfectly blend with the natural color of your teeth, making them virtually invisible.
An inlay fills a small to medium cavity inside the tooth, while an onlay replaces one cusp or part of the crown.
The treatment is usually painless thanks to modern technologies and the use of local anesthesia. The entire procedure is gentle on surrounding tissues.
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