Precise work is required for porcelain inlays. After preparing the tooth, an impression is taken and sent to the laboratory, where the restoration is made using pressed porcelain, just like a porcelain crown. The cavity is filled with a temporary filling. In the second appointment, the custom-made porcelain onlay or inlay is bonded to the tooth using special adhesives and bonding technology. These fillings are long-lasting, maintain their polished surface, are very aesthetic and healthy, and are much more resistant to chewing forces compared to composite fillings. However, they are more expensive and the procedure takes longer than composite fillings.