Treatments

Dental implants are artificial tooth replacements used to counter tooth loss. The procedure is categorized as a form of prosthetic (artificial replacement) dentistry, though it also falls into the category of cosmetic dentistry as well.

With aesthetic dentistry, we have many alternatives that can be done today to make our teeth look beautiful and smile comfortably. With the correct determination, maximum aesthetics can be achieved with minimal treatment for the problem.

Years ago, orthodontic treatments were used only for pre-teens and teens having problems with their bite (malocclusion). Today, orthodontic treatments like dental braces are not only for pre-teens and teens, but for adults as well.

When we look at the formation of dental calculus; firstly, plaque formation is observed in our teeth as a result of the bacteria in the mouth of all people sticking to the teeth after contact with food.

The endodontics concerns with the diseases of tooth’s pulp. The pulp is located in the center of the tooth and in the root canals within each tooth root. The pulp, which consists of connective tissue, nerves and blood vessels, nourishes the tooth when the tooth erupts.

Dentures are worn to replace your natural teeth. They are usually made from lifelike resin teeth bonded to a plastic base. You will either have been fitted with a complete denture to replace all your teeth, or a partial denture.

These diseases threaten your gums, bone and soft tissues in the mouth in general. The most common of these diseases are those caused by bacteria and are relatively easy to treat.

Teeth whitening is perhaps the most commonly recommended cosmetic dentistry procedure. Teeth are often stained from smoking, food, drink (coffee, tea or red wine) or poor oral hygiene. Bleaching the teeth can enhance the appearance of your smile.

2 and 3 dimensional reliable, image quality with various imaging methods high, covering all solutions that facilitate diagnosis and treatment planning is the use of technology products in the field of dentistry.

It is a fact that there are some changes in oral and dental health during pregnancy. The most important change will be the increase in estrogen and progesterone hormone levels, and this increase will lead to greater potential problems with teeth and gums.

Maxillofacial surgery, which also deals with facial anomalies, deals with diseases such as upper and lower jaw incompatibilities and cleft lip that cause eating disorders and treats these disorders.

The first stage in dentistry is disinfection and sterilisation. All functions of the dental units used in our clinic are controlled by foot. For this reason, the physician's hand does not touch the control panel while working on the patient and thus surface sterilisation is maintained throughout the procedure.

In some ways it resembles general anaesthesia, but in fact it is not general anaesthesia. The patient who responds to the commands is in a deep sleep and this procedure is performed in the office.

The first and most important aim of paediatric dentistry (pedodontics) is to prevent problems in tooth-gum health. The first of the procedures to be done for this is to take children to the dentist regularly.

The first judgements about dental treatment have the power to negatively affect the whole life. In order for children not to develop a fear of the dentist, first and foremost, their first experience should be fearless and full of confidence.