Porcelain veneers
Veneers made from the smile design and models supplied by the dentist, with control over shape, shade and thickness.
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Fabrication service
Zirconia inlays and onlays made to the cavity prepared by the dentist, rebuilding cusps with a metal-free material.
Inlays and onlays are indirect restorations made outside the mouth and bonded into a prepared cavity. An inlay sits within the cavity; an onlay also covers one or more cusps. Both aim to preserve more natural tooth structure than a full crown, where appropriate.
The dentist decides based on remaining tooth structure, occlusion and the ability to isolate during bonding.
The quality of the cavity preparation (angles, depth, margins) directly affects fit and durability. Doan Huy is glad to discuss technical points with the dentist before design.
This information is for reference only. The indication, the choice of restoration and the cementation technique are decisions for the treating dentist.
Quick comparison
A summary of the main differences between the six categories. Every case has its own indication; please discuss with your dentist to choose the right solution.
| Restoration | Structure | Aesthetics | Strength and load | Common indications |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zirconia implant restorations | A zirconia crown or bridge seated on dental implants. | Metal-free; the aesthetic level depends on a monolithic or layered design. | Depends on bone, occlusion and number of implants; assessed by the dentist. | Replacing one or several missing teeth with implants. |
| Zirconia post & core | A core placed in a root-treated root canal to support the crown. | Metal-free, which limits dark shadows at the cervical area. | Depends on root length, root shape and chewing load. | Root-treated teeth with little remaining tooth structure. |
| Zirconia inlays / onlaysViewing | An indirect restoration sitting inside the cavity (inlay) or covering one or more cusps (onlay). | Metal-free, with a colour that blends with the tooth. | Depends on the quality of cavity preparation and the remaining tooth structure. | Large caries or fractures, replacing old fillings; preserving tooth structure. |
| Porcelain veneers | A thin porcelain shell bonded to the outer surface of the tooth. | Mainly intended to improve the shape, size and shade of the front teeth. | Thin, so it needs proper care and avoiding biting on hard objects. | Front teeth differing in shape or shade, small gaps, slight chipping of the incisal edge. |
| Full-contour zirconia | Monolithic zirconia with no porcelain overlay. | The effect at the front teeth can differ from a layered framework. | With no veneering layer, the risk of chipping is lower. | Posterior teeth under heavy load, limited occlusal space, bruxism. |
| Layered zirconia crowns | Two layers: a zirconia framework inside and a veneering ceramic outside. | Can reproduce colour and translucency close to natural teeth; suited to high-aesthetic zones. | The framework carries the load; the veneering ceramic may chip under unsuitable loading. | Front teeth and areas needing a high aesthetic effect. |
Related services
Veneers made from the smile design and models supplied by the dentist, with control over shape, shade and thickness.
Restorations made entirely of zirconia with no porcelain layering on the outside; the full shape is designed and milled with CAD/CAM.
A premium metal-free restoration built from two layers: a zirconia framework inside and an aesthetic porcelain layer outside.
Contact
Tell us the category, quantity and material you need. The Doan Huy team will get back to you with advice and a quotation.