Dental implant surgery is a procedure that replaces tooth roots with metal, screw-like structures and replaces damaged or missing teeth with artificial teeth that closely resemble and function like real teeth.
Gingivectomy is the surgical removal of the soft tissue wall of the gum pocket. The gum pocket is the space between the tooth and the surrounding gum.
Ortodontics; derived from the Latin words "orthos" and "dontos," means "straight teeth" or "correct teeth alignment."
Smile design is a completely personalized but holistic and multidisciplinary treatment.
A tooth that does not emerge into its normal position in the dental arch when its eruption time arrives is termed an "embedded tooth." Factors such as insufficient space for the tooth to erupt in the rear of the mouth, genetic factors, excessive density of the bone covering the tooth, and excess soft tissue in the area can cause the tooth to remain embedded.
It means maximum aesthetics. It can be said to be the best porcelain veneer. It is more sensitive than zirconium or metal coatings. Therefore, it is not applied to every region. However, this application is a unique opportunity for people with aesthetic concerns.
Root canal treatment is a series of treatments for the infected pulp of a tooth intended to result in the elimination of infection and protection of the decontaminated tooth from widespread microbial invasion.
Whitening; It is the process of lightening the tooth color by oxidizing the pigmentation in the organic structure of the tooth using a chemical substance. In other words, it is the process of opening colored areas using chemicals.
Dentin sensitivity; It is a sudden, sharp and short-term pain due to exposed dentin that cannot be explained by any dental condition that occurs after hot, cold foods, air, toothbrushes, eating utensils such as cutlery and dental tools come into contact with the teeth, or after consuming sugary or acidic food and beverages. It passes after the stimulus disappears.
Dental fillings are applied to teeth that are decayed, broken or damaged for any reason. After treatment, deformed teeth regain their former appearance and functions.
Gingivectomy is the surgical removal of the soft tissue wall of the gum pocket. The gum pocket is the space between the tooth and the surrounding gum. If it is deeper than physiological limits, it creates space for the accumulation of nutrients.
Laminate means 'leaf' in Latin. Laminate Veneer can transmit light because it is as thin as a leaf with a thickness of 0.3-0.7 mm. In this way, it gives the teeth a natural and aesthetic appearance. It can be prepared in the desired color and form. It does not contain metal. It is made of full ceramic.
Aligners are a set of clear, plastic alignment materials that are worn for a period of time to gently guide teeth into their new positions. The aligners are removable and comfortable to use.
Zirconium is a type of metal with certain properties included in the periodic table. It is widely used in dentistry today as well as in many areas.
Dental bridges are designed to replace missing teeth. They not only restore chewing function, but also improve the appearance of your teeth and improve your oral health.
During dental cleaning sessions, the dental hygienist polishes your teeth by removing hardened plaque, tartar and bacteria.
A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap that is used to repair a decayed, broken, weakened or worn tooth.
Gum contouring is a procedure performed by removing excess tissue and reshaping the gum line. Dentists use this procedure to treat the condition of "excess gum," which is characterized as having irregular or "excess gum tissue covering parts of the teeth." Many people choose this cosmetic procedure because it achieves impressive results.
In cases of bone loss occurring in jaw disease, dental bone grafting becomes inevitable. This procedure is usually performed before dental implant placement or when bone loss negatively affects adjacent teeth.
Tooth discoloration means that your teeth become stained or darkened. Various reasons can cause your teeth to change color. Some causes are unavoidable, such as aging, trauma or disease. Other causes are preventable, such as smoking and inadequate oral hygiene.
Tooth luxation is a condition in which the tissues, ligaments, and sometimes bones that support the tooth are damaged. Traumatic events such as falls and accidents can lead to tooth luxation. Symptoms and treatment methods for this condition vary depending on the type of luxation. Thanks to regular monitoring by your dentist, you may have a chance to preserve your tooth.
You may need teething due to major damage or decay. Teething, a frequently performed dental procedure, can improve your overall oral health by removing bacteria.
Tooth erosion is the thinning of the outer protective layer of your teeth. Once it's gone you can't replace it, but you can take steps to stop it before it gets worse. The best way to prevent enamel erosion is to practice good oral hygiene and visit your dentist regularly.
Tooth fractures or cracks occur due to age, teeth grinding, trauma and other factors. You may not have any symptoms of your broken tooth, or you may notice pain, tenderness, and swelling. Depending on the location and severity of the crack, your dentist has a variety of methods to treat the fracture.
Diastemas are the gaps formed between the teeth in the mouth. These gaps can vary in size and are often more noticeable between the front teeth. People may consider various treatment options due to such gaps. Diastema may generally only cause an aesthetic concern and may not require treatment in terms of health. However, in some cases, it may occur due to health problems such as gum diseases or disorders in the tooth structure. In such cases, dentists may recommend different treatment methods.
Clear braces have similar properties to traditional metal braces, but are less noticeable to the eye because they are made of tooth-colored materials. Thanks to these unique features, they offer the same effective solutions as metal braces in correcting conditions such as overbites, underbites, crooked teeth and other orthodontic problems.
Dental bonding, used to make your smile even more beautiful, is a cosmetic procedure that involves a special tooth-colored composite resin material. This method is used to correct chips in teeth, close gaps or change the shape and color of the tooth as desired. Unlike other cosmetic dental treatments, dental bonding is a completely recyclable solution.
Tooth decay is a common health problem worldwide and is an important condition that affects the oral and dental health of individuals. Tooth decay is a disorder that affects the tissues of the tooth, resulting from the erosion of tooth enamel by acids. Nowadays, tooth decay has become a very common problem due to various factors, especially wrong eating habits, irregular dental care and genetic predisposition. In this article, we will examine the main causes of tooth decay and discuss the measures that can be taken to prevent and treat this problem.
Braces can adjust the position of your teeth and jaw. A dentist recommends they help align crooked teeth, change the distance between teeth, or correct a bad bite.
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