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In our dental clinic, we offer all the services necessary for your oral and dental health with our expert staff and modern equipment.
Gum treatment is a branch of dentistry that includes the diagnosis and treatment of gum diseases. Gum diseases can occur in various forms such as gum inflammation (gingivitis) and gum recession (periodontitis).
Dental filling is a dental treatment used to repair decayed, broken or worn teeth. In this procedure, damaged tooth tissue is cleaned with a special drill and the gap is filled with tooth-colored or metallic filling material.
Orthodontic treatment provides aesthetic and functional improvement by ensuring that the teeth are aligned properly and the jaws close together in harmony.
Implant treatment is a dental treatment that consists of titanium screws placed in the jawbone to replace missing teeth and prostheses placed on these screws.
Teeth can become stained and yellow over time for various reasons. With teeth whitening treatment, these stains and yellowing are removed and the natural whiteness of the teeth is restored.
Tooth extraction is the process of surgically removing the tooth from the bone socket called alveolus. It can be applied by dentists under local anesthesia or general anesthesia.
Prosthetic treatment is a dental treatment applied to eliminate missing teeth and restore chewing function. Missing teeth can cause aesthetic problems and functional disorders.
Zirconium coating is a dental treatment used for aesthetic and functional correction of teeth.
Pediatric dentistry is a branch of dentistry that focuses on the protection and treatment of the dental and oral health of children from infancy to adolescence.
Smile design is the art of creating an aesthetic smile in accordance with the person's face shape, gums and the natural structure of their teeth.
Laminate veneers are thin and translucent porcelain veneers that are bonded to the front surfaces of the teeth. It is used to correct the color, shape and size of your teeth.
Bruxism is a condition defined as clenching or grinding of teeth without realizing it during sleep or during the day. It is a common problem and can affect people of all ages.
Our expert dentist staff follows the technological and scientific innovations that develop day by day and takes care to apply the most up-to-date and best-resulting treatments to our patients.
Our expert team offers you appropriate treatments not only for dental treatment but also for your oral health by utilizing advanced technological opportunities.
Our clinic carefully monitors possible complications and situations that require intervention, not only during the treatment phase but also after the treatment, and intervenes when necessary.
Teeth whitening is the process of lightening the color of the teeth and giving them a whiter and brighter appearance. Teeth may become yellow or discolored over time for various reasons. These causes include tea, coffee, smoking, aging, some medications and trauma. Teeth whitening helps to lighten the natural color of the teeth by removing these discolorations.
Teeth whitening may have some side effects:
Tooth sensitivity: Some people may experience tooth sensitivity after the teeth whitening procedure. This sensitivity is usually temporary and can be alleviated with the use of toothpaste.
Gum irritation: Contact of the teeth whitening gel with the gums may cause irritation. This irritation is usually temporary and can be treated by a dentist.
Teeth whitening may not be suitable for everyone:
Pregnant or breastfeeding women
Those with gum disease
Those with wear on tooth enamel
Those with dental fillings or crowns
Before having teeth whitening, it is important to consult your dentist and have your oral health checked.
Permanence of teeth whitening process:
The permanence of the teeth whitening process varies depending on the person's lifestyle and oral hygiene. Regular tooth brushing and flossing can prolong the longevity of the teeth whitening process. Additionally, avoiding coloring foods such as tea, coffee and cigarettes also helps preserve the color of your teeth.
You can consult your dentist for more information about the teeth whitening process. Your dentist will evaluate your oral health and determine the most appropriate teeth whitening method for you.
Some common symptoms of gum disease are:
Bleeding gums: Bleeding gums while brushing or flossing is one of the earliest signs of gum disease.
Gum redness and swelling: Healthy gums are pink and firm. If you have gum disease, your gums may appear red, swollen and inflamed.
Gum recession: If you have gum disease, your gums may start to pull away from your teeth. This can cause the teeth to appear longer and expose their roots.
Loose teeth: As gum disease progresses, your teeth may become loose and begin to loosen.
Bad breath: Gum disease can cause bad breath (halitosis).
If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, it is important to see your dentist. Gum disease can be controlled with early diagnosis and treatment and can be prevented from causing more serious problems.
After tooth extraction:
Remove the tampon after 30 minutes.
If bleeding continues, repeat tamponade.
Do not take liquids for 2 hours and solid food for 4 hours.
Gargle with warm salt water.
Eat soft foods.
Apply a cold compress to the area where the tooth was extracted.
Stay away from smoking and alcohol.
Pay attention to oral hygiene.
Follow your dentist's instructions.
Other points to note:
Do not lie face down.
Do not chew hard foods.
Do not touch the area where the tooth was extracted with your tongue.
Use medications recommended by your doctor for swelling and pain.
Avoid hot and spicy foods and drinks.
Be careful when brushing the area where the tooth was extracted.
If you have problems, contact your dentist immediately.
Dental filling: It is a dentistry method used to fill the gap caused by tooth decay or wear. The filling process restores the function and aesthetic appearance of the tooth.
Root canal treatment: It is a dentistry method applied in cases where the nerve tissue (pulp) of the tooth is inflamed or infected. In root canal treatment, inflamed or infected pulp tissue is cleaned and the canal is filled.
Differences between filling and root canal treatment:
Filling: While repairing only the outer part of the tooth, root canal treatment also repairs the inner part of the tooth.
Filling: It is a simpler and shorter process. Root canal treatment is a more complex and lengthy procedure.
Filling: Less costly. Root canal treatment is more expensive.
Which treatment will be applied is determined by the condition of the tooth. Your dentist will examine your tooth and recommend the most appropriate treatment for you.
You can consult your dentist for more information about dental fillings and root canal treatment.
