Our treatments
We're here to be the architects of your healthy and radiant smile. Our experienced and competent dentists offer modern solutions to all your dental problems, prioritizing your comfort and satisfaction throughout your treatment. At our clinic, we care not only for your teeth but also for that beautiful smile on your face. Because we know that a healthy smile is the key to a more positive outlook on life and communicating with confidence. Meet "Smile Expertise" and experience the difference.
Smile design
Digital Dentistry
The use of computer technology in dentistry has combined with modern dentistry to create digital dentistry. With its cutting-edge technology, digital dentistry is rapidly becoming the key to the future.
It's a branch of dentistry that aims to properly align teeth and jaw structure. Crooked teeth, jaw misalignments, bite problems, and other orthodontic issues are treated with braces, clear aligners, and various orthodontic appliances.
Orthodontics
Bad breath is a common, yet often overlooked, problem that directly impacts both individual and social life. Sometimes it's a temporary condition, while other times it's a sign of a more serious underlying health problem. Despite its prevalence, a significant portion of those experiencing it hesitate to seek treatment. However, it's both diagnosable and often manageable with simple interventions. The first step is to accurately identify the underlying cause.
Implant Treatment
Implants are titanium tooth roots designed to replace missing teeth. The implant consists of three components: a titanium screw, an abutment, and a prosthesis. The titanium portion of the implant, which functions as the tooth root, is the portion of the implant that remains within the bone. The abutment is screwed onto the titanium root within the bone and provides support for the prosthesis to be attached.
Clear aligner (invisalign)
Wire-free orthodontics (clear aligner treatment) is an orthodontic treatment performed without the use of conventional metal or porcelain wires, using custom-made clear aligners prepared with 3D printers.
Children's dental structure, jaw development, and psychological well-being are very different from adults. Therefore, a specialized approach to their specific needs is essential:
Pediatric Dentistry
Zirconium coatings
Zirconium is a metal that resists corrosion and is quite durable. Because it has been used in dental treatment for many years, it is a preferred choice for many users. Zirconium metal is first processed in a furnace to form zirconia ceramic. Because this form is white, it can be easily used in dental treatments. Zirconium crowns are available in two types: metal-supported and unsupported.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Oral and maxillofacial surgery is a field specializing in the treatment of diseases, deformities, and traumas affecting the oral cavity, teeth, and jaw. It aims to improve oral and dental health through interventions such as jaw fractures, dental implants, cyst removal, and cosmetic jaw surgery.
Laminate Veneers are a process of bonding a very thin layer of porcelain to the front surface of your teeth. This advanced technology minimizes interference with the natural structure of your teeth, allowing you to achieve the aesthetic and long-lasting smile of your dreams.
Porcelain Laminate
Aesthetic Dentistry
In recent years, aesthetic smile design has gained prominence in terms of dental health and aesthetics. It's crucial that smile design be personalized to the individual.
Aesthetic dentistry is the multidisciplinary collaboration of many branches of dentistry to design a personalized smile using different methods and materials.
Teeth Whitening
Teeth whitening is an aesthetic treatment that aims to remove stains and discoloration from tooth enamel and restore teeth to their natural whiteness. Daily factors such as tea, coffee, smoking, and aging can cause teeth to yellow. Professional teeth whitening treatments performed in an in-office setting offer effective and long-lasting results.
Gum disease manifests with symptoms such as inflammation, bleeding, tenderness, and discoloration of the gums, and is often referred to as gingivitis or periodontitis. If not detected and treated early, it can lead to tooth loss. Gum disease can be controlled with daily oral hygiene and professional dental cleanings.
Periodontal Diseases and Treatment
The dental pulp is a sensitive area containing blood vessels, nerves, and connective tissue. Inflammation can occur due to deep decay, trauma to the tooth, and repeated dental treatments. In such cases, an endodontist should be consulted.
Endodontists most commonly perform root canal treatment . During this procedure, the damaged or infected pulp and nerve are removed. If left untreated, inflammation of the pulp can occur, resulting in pain and tooth death. The ultimate goal of endodontics is to save the tooth before it has to be extracted.
Root Canal Treatment-Endodontics
What is 3D Jaw and Tooth Tomography (3DCT)?
Dental tomography is an imaging method that helps obtain images consisting of thin sections and volumes, allowing objects in the desired area to be seen more clearly using X-rays.
3D Jaw-Tooth Tomography
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Bonding is one of the most frequently used dental procedures to restore tooth integrity. Bonding is used to restore dental aesthetics. In addition to changing tooth color, shape, and size, bonding can also be used to correct various dental imperfections that compromise aesthetic appearance.
Bonding, Composite Laminate
During dental treatments performed under general anesthesia, the patient is completely unconscious. This method is generally preferred for long and complex surgical procedures, pediatric patients, or individuals with special needs .
Before the procedure, the patient undergoes a detailed examination to assess their suitability for anesthesia. It is recommended that you refrain from eating or drinking for a certain period before the procedure.
General Anesthesia and Sedation
Conservative treatment in dentistry begins with the dentist's efforts to prevent decay from occurring and extends to treating the existing decay before it progresses too far or to repairing the lost tooth tissue by cleaning the decay.
Conservative Dentistry