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Implant Treatment

They are artificial teeth roots in the shape of screws, which replace the lost teeth due to trauma, caries and periodontal diseases. Implants, made of titanium, which is a material compatible with the tissue, are the most preferred treatment method today because they are the best alternative to natural teeth.

Gummy Smile Treatment

If upper gums are revealed more then they should be when talking or laughing, it is called a gummy smile. When a person has a gummy smile, it looks like the teeth and mouth are bigger than they actually are. Therefore, the person may have aesthetic concerns, they may be uncomfortable with the appearance of gums when smiling.

Porcelain Veneer

It is the process of covering teeth to protect them with tooth-shaped materials that fill the loss in the surrounding tissues, tooth loss caused by caries or gum disease and injuries due to different reasons. It is offered as a solution to eliminate our patients' problems such as chewing and speaking.

Sinus Lift

In patients undergoing dental implant treatment, if the vertical distance required for the implant around the molar and premolar teeth in the upper jaw is not enough, a sinus lift operation is performed to increase bone height.

Tooth Extraction – Removal of Impacted Teeth

The process of tooth extraction is the process of removing the tooth from its socket in the bone. Usually, in cases where treatment is not possible, a dental extraction is resorted to. It is a prerequisite that the inside of the mouth is sterile during tooth extraction.

Periodontal Plastic Surgery

For a beautiful smile, white, straight and aligned teeth is not enough. It is necessary that your gums are healthy as well as your teeth and match with your teeth. For teeth and gums to match each other; periodontal plastic surgery is performed, this procedure is also known as gum contouring surgery.

Gingival Recession

If the support that surrounds the tooth is in the soft tissues part, we call it gingivitis. But if it has a slightly more receded form and has arrived on hard tissues, we call it periodontitis.

Dental Treatments Under Sedation

Sedation is referred to putting a patient to a half-asleep state during dental treatments for people who have dentophobia. Sedation is a practice of anesthesia, which was developed to eliminate the pain, anxiety and fear that a patient may feel during oral and dental treatment. Sedation anesthesia helps to complete the process of treatment in a more comfortable w...

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