Gum Contouring

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.

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,

With the success of this technique, which is one of the latest innovations in dental health, it has become a method that we frequently and safely apply to our patients today. In order to apply this treatment, a detailed clinical and radiographic examination must first be performed; Anatomical structures, bone length, width, density and gingival thickness need to be evaluated. First, a small gap is created on the gum. By entering this gap, a slot is prepared for the implant in the bone and the implant is placed there. This method can be applied in single tooth missing cases as well as in cases where multiple implants are planned in the entire toothless mouth using guide templates prepared with the help of 3D computerized tomography. For this technique, a good brand implant must be used. The experience and knowledge of the physician who will perform the procedure also affects success. Benefits: Since there is no large incision in the gum, there is very little bleeding, so it is ideal for patients who use blood thinners. Application time is short. The implant can be placed within 10 minutes. There is no need for stitches afterwards. Swelling due to edema is almost never observed. There is no pain during and after the operation. The risk of infection is reduced.

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.