Ceramic inlays and onlays in Twickenham
Ceramic inlays and onlays for heavily filled, cracked or weakened back teeth at 2 London Road. The choice is based on how much sound tooth remains, not on choosing the most extensive restoration.
2 London Road, Twickenham, London TW1 3RY · +44 7356 215372
Who it suits
An examination, bite check and X-ray help distinguish a tooth suitable for a direct filling from one needing cusp protection or a full crown.

How treatment works
We examine the remaining tooth, existing restoration, crack pattern and bite, using an X-ray where it changes the decision.
Damaged material is removed conservatively, the tooth is shaped and digitally scanned, and a temporary restoration protects it.
The ceramic restoration is made to fit the prepared tooth and reproduce the contact, contour and bite.
The inlay or onlay is bonded, the bite is refined and the tooth is reviewed as part of routine care.
Fees
The examination confirms whether a direct filling, ceramic onlay or crown offers the most proportionate repair.
Ceramic Inlay / Onlay
Minimally invasive alternative to a crown
From £795
Open Monday – Friday, 9am – 5:30pm; Saturday by appointment. 2 London Road, Twickenham, London TW1 3RY · +44 7356 215372
Why choose us
We compare filling, onlay and crown options against the amount of healthy tooth and the forces in your bite.
Shape, contact and bite are planned alongside shade rather than treating appearance in isolation.
The recommended restoration, alternatives and guide fee are explained before treatment begins.
Getting here
The practice is at 2 London Road, Twickenham, London TW1 3RY. Monday – Friday, 9am – 5:30pm; Saturday by appointment.
Five minutes on foot from Twickenham station, covering TW1 and TW2.
A ten-minute walk along Richmond Road.
Ten minutes by car, or the 490 and R68 buses.
Ten minutes by car or the 281.
Eight minutes by car, or the 281 bus.
Ten minutes over Richmond Bridge, or the H37.
Common questions
A ceramic inlay or onlay starts from £795. The exact restoration and fee are confirmed after examination because size, position and remaining tooth structure affect the plan.
It can preserve more tooth when enough strong structure remains. A crown may be more predictable when damage is extensive. The examination should decide rather than a preference for one material.
Longevity depends on the tooth, bite, grinding, cleaning and the amount of remaining structure. Regular reviews help identify wear or cracks early; no restoration is permanent.
Temporary sensitivity can occur. Persistent, worsening or biting pain needs review because the tooth may have been more deeply affected than first apparent.
Real patient results
No approved patient photographs for this treatment yet.
Genuine before-and-after cases will appear here only after the patient has given written consent and the practice has approved publication.
Patient reviews
A treatment-specific review will appear here after a patient submits it and the practice approves it. We do not create sample reviews or imply a rating we cannot verify.
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