Dental implants are fixed tooth restorations applied to titanium implant screws placed in the jawbone to replace missing teeth. The implant system, which mimics the natural tooth root, restores chewing function, improves speech, and provides an aesthetically pleasing smile. Implant treatment has a wide range of applications, from single tooth loss to multiple tooth loss, and offers a long-lasting, safe, and permanent dental treatment option.
Oral and maxillofacial surgery is a branch of science that diagnoses diseases of the soft and hard tissues in the mouth and performs various procedures to eliminate these problems.
This is a dental veneer procedure performed using zirconium, a white and semi-transparent material, to correct the appearance of teeth that have lost color or structure.
Porcelain veneers, commonly known as porcelain veneers, are a procedure where a thin layer of porcelain veneers is bonded to the front surface of the teeth with minimal or, in some cases, no abrasion.
For individuals dissatisfied with the color of their teeth, this procedure involves lightening the tooth color in a single session using laser or by applying gel to custom-made clear aligners.
This is the process of repairing a tooth by cleaning out decay or infection that has formed within the root canal. When the tooth pulp is infected, the pulp in the canal is removed, the resulting space is thoroughly cleaned, and the space is filled and sealed.
This treatment method aims to correct irregularities between the teeth and the jawbone, as well as the irregularities between the teeth and the jawbone, in order to give the person a healthy and aesthetically pleasing facial expression.
Orthodontics is the branch of dentistry that encompasses the treatment of cavities in primary and permanent teeth of children aged 0-14, trauma treatment, preventive dentistry practices, and intermittent orthodontic treatments.
This department, which examines diseases of the gums and other tissues surrounding the teeth, performs surgical treatments such as tartar removal and curettage, as well as graft operations, free gingival grafting, connective tissue grafting, and guided tissue regeneration.
All procedures aimed at correcting gum deformities, asymmetry, and preventing excessive gum visibility when smiling are collectively called pink aesthetics.
