Flapless Implant

If you have uneven gums, you probably have some reservations about your smile, which will lead to a brighter smile. But because science is always evolving with new technologies and techniques, there is one procedure that can give you the smile you deserve: gum exploration. Gum recontouring, also known as gum reshaping, is a cosmetic teething procedure used to reshape uneven gums, put them in the correct position, and then make sure your smile is one you can trust.

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.

It is a filling process preferred in the repair of tooth structure that is damaged due to cracks, fractures, decay or similar conditions. During the procedure, the damaged or decayed part of the tooth is removed and the tooth is then cleaned. Additionally, special adhesives are applied to the teeth. After this procedure, composite fillings are placed on the teeth. Since the butt treatment method produces aesthetically effective results on the teeth, it is also called aesthetic filling. Composite fillings are also known as resin fillings. It is produced using ceramics with different chemical components. These fillings strengthen biting and chewing in the mouth. However, it can be easily used on the back teeth, also known as molars. It is also suitable for use on front teeth as it can be produced in the same color as the teeth. When evaluated in terms of performance and price, composite fillings appear to be satisfactory materials. The next highest quality material of composite fillings is full ceramic filling.

It is performed by applying composite filling materials to the teeth using bonding agents, without abrading the teeth to be treated. Dental bonding system allows us to achieve aesthetic results in closing interdental gaps, tooth decay and broken tooth restorations. With the dental bonding system, we can repair minor crookedness, discoloration and structural defects in the teeth. Additionally, the biggest advantage of all restorations made with the dental bonding system is that they can be completed in a single session. Bonding procedures are most frequently applied in restorative dental treatments. Composite resins, which are the materials closest to teeth visually and physically, are used to treat color, shape and structural defects in teeth. On a tooth to be bonded, first small corrections are made and, if necessary, minimal abrasions are made to prepare the teeth for the procedure. Then, roughening processes are performed to strengthen the bonding of the composites to the teeth, and adhesive bonding agents are applied and the composite materials are processed with the layering technique and the precision of a sculptor, giving the desired shape to the teeth. In the final stage, the restorations are polished to obtain natural shine. Although small discolorations may occur in the restorations in cases where tea, coffee and cigarettes are used extensively, these discolorations can be easily removed during control sessions held at regular intervals.