Dentures

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They are removable dentures used to replace lost teeth, allowing you to smile without worry. With the use of this prosthesis, not only the teeth but also the supporting tissues, the amount of which decreases due to osteoporosis, are completed. A correctly planned prosthesis also tolerates to some extent the wrinkles and collapses in the soft tissues that occur with age, especially in the lip and cheek areas of the patient. Complete Dentures (Total): This is an application that can be performed if there are no teeth left in your mouth. They are prostheses made of acrylic that can remain in the mouth with vacuum force by being supported by the bone tissue remaining in the lower and upper jaw. These are prostheses, also known as palate prostheses among the public. Partial Dentures (Partial): It is applied to patients whose number and position of natural teeth are not sufficient for the construction of a fixed bridge prosthesis. These prostheses can be removed by the patient when necessary and easily reattached after necessary maintenance. Partial Dentures are divided into two types of retainers: Crocheted or Hooked: Removable dentures are applied in cases where the abutment teeth cannot bear the load, where there are large missing teeth, or when there are missing tooth areas that do not end with a tooth. If there is a tooth to be used as an abutment in the mouth, a partial denture is made. Partial denture is a tooth and tissue supported prosthesis application. For dental support, ends called clasps are placed on the part of the tooth under the curved area close to the gum to provide retention. Tissue support is provided by the tissue surface on which the prosthesis sits. Thus, the force is distributed to the tooth and tissue. Precision Retainer: Clasps in removable partial dentures may cause aesthetic discomfort, especially in the front teeth. Additionally, the force applied with a clasp to teeth with inadequate gum health may cause tooth loss. In these cases, the force on a single tooth can be distributed by connecting the teeth to each other with crowns. Precision attachment dentures are a type of combined dentures in which toothless spaces are supported with removable prostheses, and shape, color and position disorders of the existing teeth in the mouth are corrected with fixed prostheses. While fixed crowns are being made, ready-made materials called precision attachments are placed on the parts close to the toothless area. Thus, instead of the unaesthetic clasp placed on the crown, a retention system that is not visible in the mouth and does not impair the aesthetics is provided.

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Dental Surgery

Diagnosis and surgical treatment of all kinds of disorders and diseases of all soft tissues in the mouth (tongue, cheek, lips, salivary glands, etc.), teeth, jaws and jaw joint are performed. Depending on the type of procedure to be performed and the condition of the patient, planned surgical procedures are performed under local anesthesia, conscious sedation or general anesthesia. The types of treatments mentioned are: Normal and surgical extractions of teeth, Impacted tooth extractions, Dental and zygomatic implant applications, Preprosthetic surgery operations, Bone augmentations, Diagnosis, treatment and long-term follow-up of traumatic dental and supporting tissue injuries,

Dental Bridge

It is a type of prosthesis used in cases where there is tooth loss in the mouth. It is also considered a fixed prosthesis because bridges are fixed in the mouth with cement-type adhesives. When we say bridge, we are talking about a structure consisting of at least two piers and one body. In other words, bridges consist of three or more teeth. Tooth Supported Bridge: In this type of bridge, the healthy teeth on both sides of the missing or extracted tooth are slightly thinned and used as legs to support the bridge. The prostheses fixed to these feet are extremely useful and aesthetically successful. Winged Bridge: This bridge, also called the Maryland bridge, is made by bonding it to adjacent teeth. The artificial tooth replaced by the missing tooth is attached to the invisible back sides of the neighboring teeth. The back surface of adjacent natural teeth is roughened and adhesive is added. Both sides of the artificial tooth are fixed by applying these adhesive materials. Implant Supported Bridge: Implant Supported Bridge Implant supported bridges, which are a method used in multiple tooth losses, are increasing in prevalence today. It does not require teeth cutting because implants screwed into the jawbone are used as bridge pillars. Especially in cases where there are no adjacent teeth or in cases where the support teeth are weak, a bridge with implants is a very suitable solution. However, in order to place an implant, the jaw bone structure must be suitable. This issue is something your dentist will evaluate. If implant planning is to be done, it would be appropriate to take a dental tomography and examine the bone amount and structure beforehand.

Home Bleaching

These are whitening systems that our patients can apply at home, using whitening gels placed in transparent trays prepared by the physician and placed on the teeth, in accordance with the physician's recommendation. Nowadays, in addition to having healthy teeth, the importance of having beautiful and white teeth has also come to the fore. Human beings are social beings by nature and want to look beautiful while speaking. It's not just about a good speech copy, it's also about how people look. White and clean teeth play a big role in this. Aesthetic dentistry also contributes to this. Whitening is the process of applying a number of WHO (World Health Organization) approved whitening gels to the tooth enamel to obtain a lighter and whiter color than the natural tooth color. Whitening can be confused with teeth cleaning. While dental cleaning only removes the stains created by staining substances such as tea, coffee and cigarettes on the tooth surface; In whitening, the natural tooth color lightens and the teeth become whiter than their current color. Teeth whitening is the removal of the pigments that give the yellow color to the structure of the tooth and making the tooth appear whiter.

Dental Hygiene

There are strong connections between oral health and overall health. Chronic health conditions such as diabetes and heart disease can put you at risk of developing gum disease, tooth decay, and tooth loss. Fortunately, these problems can be prevented with proper oral care, including regular dental exams. When you visit the dentist for a checkup and teeth cleaning, your hygienist removes bacteria from your mouth and essentially gives you a fresh start. They also look for signs of problems and give you advice on steps you can take to improve your oral health. Being proactive is especially important if you have a chronic health condition that puts you at risk.

Dentures - Adnan YASSI