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Full Dentures

Full dental prostheses can be used in cases where all teeth are lost due to osteoporosis, trauma, caries. These movable prostheses are applied to the lower and upper jaws by taking support from the tissue. This type of prosthesis also called a total dental prosthesis, also provides lip and cheek fullness. Thus, it allows the face to gain a younger appearance.

In Which Situations Do We Recommend Full Dentures?

We recommend total dentures in the following cases:

  • The patient should not have any teeth in his mouth.
  • The patient should not be allergic to the materials from which the prepared prosthesis is made.
  • It is necessary to confirm that the jawbone is suitable for the prosthesis dimensions by looking at the jaw radiology. In such a case, excessive resorption of the jawbone should not be observed.

Our specialist dentists take X-rays of the patient’s face and jaw while applying full dental prostheses. After the X-ray, they take measurements from the patient’s mouth for the prosthesis. Our dentists determine the tooth color tone and the tooth alignment size for the prosthesis according to the measurements taken and the patient’s expectations. It transmits this information to the prosthesis laboratory. Our dentist tries the prepared dentures on the patient. Makes adjustments if deemed necessary. When the final arrangements are finished, the prosthetic tooth arrangement is completed.

Our patients who have total dental prostheses can use their new teeth comfortably on the same day. Our experienced dentists gain your satisfaction by having prepared durable and aesthetic prostheses.

Our Complete Dental Prosthesis Applications at Affordable Prices

It is necessary to clean the total dentures under a running tap with soap and a brush. You should not use toothpaste for these dentures. There are special brushes for total featured dentures. But it can be cleaned with a normal toothbrush. You should not clean these dentures with boiling water. When it is time to go to bed at night, the denture should be removed from the mouth. The total dental prosthesis should be protected in a special container until the morning.

Total dental prosthesis price is one of the most wondered subjects. Dental prostheses can have different prices according to the economic situation and needs of the people. The materials of the prosthesis will also affect the prices of the prosthesis. If you want to use high quality and comfortable dentures, it would be a good idea to make an appointment with our dentists. Our dentists, who are professionals in their field, will guide you most accurately. For full dental prosthesis prices and all your questions, you can contact our dentists without wasting time.

Frenectomy (Lip / Tongue Tie Removal)

Cutting and removing the frenulum tissue is called frenectomy (lip/tongue tie removal). The frenulum is the soft mucous tissue between the cheek, lip, tongue and gingival tissue. The number of the frenulum in a person’s mouth varies from person to person. This tissue is found under the tongue in everyone. The frenulum can be found more than once above the lower and upper anterior teeth and in the posterior region of the cheek.

Our Painless Solutions in Frenectomy Procedure

The structure of the frenulum may be larger and thicker than normal. If these structures are attached too close to the edge of the tooth, they can cause gum recession. In young children, the frenulum under the tongue may be larger than normal. In such a case, children will have speech problems.

In addition, the presence of a large and thick frenulum between the lower and upper teeth will cause the teeth not to meet. This discomfort will lead to gaps between the teeth and aesthetic problems.

If large and thick frenulums cause gingival diseases, they should be removed from that area. In addition, thick and large frenulums located between the lower and upper incisors should be taken. After these frenulums are removed, additional treatment will be required for the person’s teeth to fuse. For this reason, orthodontic treatment should be applied to the person.

Our specialist dentists remove the thick and large frenulum tissue within minutes with a procedure called Frenectomy (lip/tongue tie removal). We take this tissue with the help of a laser using the most advanced technology. Our professional dentists conclude the procedure in a short and non-bleeding way.

In some cases, large and deep tissue requires a surgical application. In such a case, our patient is sutured. Our specialist dentist completes the procedure painlessly with local anesthesia. Afterwards, the patient spends the healing process comfortably by using regular care and medication. After this procedure, there is no scar.

Lip Tie Removal Prices

We provide the professional service that we never give up on providing you, also in the process of getting lip ties. Our specialists in the field practically remove the tissue that causes distress.

The prices of frenectomy (lip/tongue tie removal) vary depending on the structure of the tissue and which method will be used. Therefore, you can make an appointment with us for our lip tie removal prices. In addition, it will be enough to call us to benefit from our dental health service and to get more information.

Gum Bleeding

While brushing our teeth, our gums can bleed for many reasons. The main cause of bleeding gums is plaque accumulating on the edges of the gums. Also, plaque accumulation causes inflamed gums. When it comes to dental health, you should not think of only the caries of the teeth. The health of all the elements in your mouth is within the scope of dental health. For this reason, gum health is as important as teeth in the field of oral and dental health.

Causes of Gum Bleeding

Gum bleeding is a result, not a cause. You can prevent this result by getting help from our specialist dentists. You need to do your daily oral and dental care properly. In addition, you can have an examination by visiting our dentists at least once every six months.

Our experienced dentists will easily identify all problems related to your oral health. Sharing the problems, you experience with our dentist during the examination will facilitate the diagnosis of possible dental diseases. Our dentist may order some tests in some cases. After all these procedures, the cause of bleeding of the gum tissue is determined. Appropriate treatment can then be started.

Bleeding of the gingival tissue may be due to reasons other than gingival diseases. Common causes of gingival bleeding are listed as;

  • Brushing the teeth too hard,
  • Using dental floss incorrectly,

. Smoking,

  • Malnutrition,
  • Vitamin deficiency,
  • Heart disease,
  • Experiencing hormonal changes,
  • Malocclusion,
  • Infection,
  • Diabetes
  • Using anticoagulant drugs.

Contact Us for Gum Bleeding

In the treatment of bleeding of the gum tissue, you must first give priority to your oral health care. We recommend that you apply to our experienced dentists and undergo a dental

examination twice a year. You should brush your teeth correctly with the right toothbrush. In addition, you should minimize the formation of dental plaque by using dental floss.

Our specialized staff will provide quality and high standards of service for the treatment of gingival bleeding. You may have any disease that causes bleeding in your gums. In such a case, we recommend that you make an appointment with our experienced dentists and be treated. Our dentists will make your treatment with the best quality equipment. Thus, with the treatment method of our dentists, who are the best in their field, you will prevent tooth loss that you may encounter in the future.

Gum Recession

Due to factors such as not paying enough attention to oral and dental care, discomfort occurs in the gum tissue. Gum recession, which is one of these disorders, occurs when the gum tissue is pulled back from the tooth or tooth root. As people age, the likelihood of receding gum tissue increases. This disorder can also be seen in young individuals, depending on genetic and environmental factors. If the recession of gum tissue is not treated, the tissues and bones that support the teeth can be damaged. As a result, tooth loss may occur.

How Do We Diagnose Gum Recession?

Our specialized staff first examines to understand whether the individual has gingival recession (periodontitis). During this examination, the individual’s medical history is reviewed. Our dentist examines the level of plaque and tartar formation by controlling the patient’s mouth and easy bleeding.

Our dentist will want to measure the pocket depth of the groove between the teeth and gums in various parts of the mouth. For this, a dental probe will be placed next to the tooth and the measurement will be made. If measurements are found in areas with deep pocket depth, dental X-rays will be taken to check for bone loss.

After these processes, our dentist will grade the recession of the gum tissue depending on the severity of the disease, risk factors, the complexity of the treatment and the health of the applicant.

How Do We Treat Gum Recession?

Our dentist will deeply clean the affected area while treating mild gingival recession. During this cleaning process, our specialist dentist will carefully remove tartar and plaque formed on the teeth below the gingival line and the root surfaces. Our dentists will smooth the exposed root area to make it harder for bacteria to attach. If our dentist deems it necessary, he can prescribe antibiotics to save the patient from the remaining harmful bacteria.

A recession of the patient’s gum tissue may have caused excessive bone loss and the formation of very deep pockets. In such a case, deep cleaning will not be sufficient as a treatment. Our expert staff can perform gingival surgery to remove such damage that causes the gingival tissue to recede.

You can contact us to reduce or prevent the recession of gingival tissue. You can be sure that we will give you the best service with our expert staff and advanced technology equipment. We recommend that you do regular dental scaling and remove the plaque accumulated on your teeth to avoid the discomfort of gingival recession.

Gum Aesthetics

Gum aesthetics, also known as pink aesthetics, helps people have an aesthetic smile by correcting gum problems such as gingival recession or asymmetrical disorders. In gingival aesthetics, it is important that the color of the gingiva is light pink and firmly adhered to the tooth and bone.

During gingival aesthetics, the gingiva is shaped according to the needs of the person and a beautiful smile is aimed. Care is taken to ensure that the gums are healthy before shaping. If the gingiva is swollen, red or bleeding, first of all, the treatment of these problems is worked on. Then the aesthetic procedure is performed.

How Do We Apply Gum Aesthetics?

Gum aesthetic application varies from person to person. Because we apply the process considering the problem that the person has. In our clinic, our specialist dentists perform the procedure that is most suitable for the problem and mouth structure of the patients. One of the concerns in this procedure is pain. Since local anesthesia is applied in gingival aesthetics, people do not feel pain. The application is performed by laser processing and is an easy method.

In the aesthetic application, the gingival cutting process called gingivectomy is performed according to the need. With the gingivoplasty procedure, the gingiva is shaped, and the sizes of the teeth are lengthened and equalized. Thus, a smooth tooth structure emerges. The appearance of the gums that comes in sight too much while laughing is worked on. This procedure is generally performed in a short time without bleeding. Recovery time differs from patient to patient. On average, it takes 10-15 days.

What are the Benefits of Gum Aesthetics?

Apart from preventing gum diseases and tooth loss, there are many benefits that gum aesthetics provide to people. One of them is a perfect smile. Having a striking smile reduces people’s aesthetic concerns. Thus, they can communicate confidently in their social or business life.

Gingivitis that may occur with gingival aesthetics is prevented. Mouth sores, bad breath and bleeding in the gums are prevented. Tooth lengths are equalized with each other and gain a smoother appearance. The tissues surrounding the teeth are made healthier. To obtain all these advantages, you can benefit from the gingival aesthetics service in our clinic and make your smile perfect.

Laser Dentistry

Laser dentistry offers patients a painless and ache-free treatment with the use of a laser. It is one of the new generation treatment methods in dentistry. Most of the time, there is no need for anesthetizing the tooth. In laser dentistry, the entire treatment takes place with a laser. Laser dentistry applications are a suitable treatment method especially for people and children who are afraid of dentists.

What are the Advantages of Laser Dentistry?

Laser dentistry is mostly applied without the need for anesthesia. That’s why no needles are used. This system is very advantageous for patients with needle and dentist phobia. In addition, anesthesia is not suitable for people with heart disease and pregnant women. It is useful to use lasers in the treatment of these people.

After the use of laser in the treatment, there is no sensitivity or pain in people. In dental treatments, a sterile environment is created in the area where the laser is applied with the rays given by the laser. While the laser is working, it does not make any disturbing noise and does not create vibration.

There is no bleeding in the gums of the patients while laser treatment is being applied. Compared to other methods, recovery after treatment is faster and more comfortable. Pressure, pain, swelling, redness or complications that may occur after traditional treatment are reduced to a minimum with laser dentistry.

Is It A Reliable Method?

Since the laser beam we use in our clinic does not contain radioactive properties, there is no harm in its use in terms of health. Laser dentistry applications are suitable for patients with heart diseases, diabetes, children and pregnant women. In our clinic, we provide this service by our specialist dentists.

For Which Dental Treatments Do We Apply?

In our clinic, we use laser dentistry in many dental disorders or while performing aesthetic procedures. We use laser for infections in the gums, reducing tooth sensitivity, pain in the jaw joint, sterilization of root canals.

We use laser dental treatment in teeth whitening processes, cutting gums and lengthening teeth, and making the color of the gums lighter. We use laser treatment in digital smile design, which aims to give an aesthetic look.

We also use laser application in filling treatment to easily clean carious tissues and to minimize the problems that may occur in root canal treatment. Among the areas of use of laser dentistry are the treatment of aphthae and herpes simplex. To get more information about laser dentistry and to benefit from this process, you can contact us from the contact information on our website.

Digital Anesthesia

Digital needle, also known as digital anesthesia, which replaces dental needles, is one of the best technologies for people with needle or doctor phobia. In digital anesthesia, an anesthetic is administered by considering the tissue pressure of the person. This procedure causes almost no pain while being applied.

It is advantageous as it is possible to regulate digital anesthesia according to the pain threshold of the patient. Digital anesthesia begins with numbing the gums. After the gingiva is anaesthetized, the anesthetic substance is given to the gingiva using a digital anesthesia device.

Why Don’t You Feel Pain with the Digital Anesthesia Method?

One of the biggest advantages of this method is the absence of sensitivity and pain in people after the digital anesthesia procedure. The reason why you will not feel pain in this procedure is the anesthetic liquid. The liquid injected into the gingiva with a digital anesthesia device is applied slowly to the individual.

Structurally, the tip of digital needles is much thinner than other dental needles. This delicacy also plays a role in minimizing the pain you will feel. Digital anesthesia is a very effective and painless method in the dental treatment of children.

What Does Digital Anesthesia Offer You?

The digital anesthesia method applied by the specialists in our clinic is very easy and fast. It provides great comfort for patients who are afraid of needles and worry about them. It is a personalized treatment, and the process is carried out specifically for each patient. While applying, tissue sensitivity is taken into account and the pain that may occur due to the procedure is significantly reduced.

Local anesthesia to numb the gums is very painless and ache-free. It simplifies not only the local anesthesia part but also the treatment and shortens the duration of the treatment. By using the developing technology, it reduces the negative attitude of the patients towards dental treatment. It can be applied to any patient. It does not cause any harm to people’s bodies and is the same as the anesthetic used in normal anesthesia.

How Do We Apply Digital Anesthesia?

We use a special gel while applying the digital anesthesia method in our clinic. We apply anesthetic solution to the gingiva with the digital anesthesia device to numb the gingiva. The needle of this device has a very thin tip and is disposable. It is very safe in terms of hygiene.

The procedure, which is applied considering the sensitivity and texture of the person, aims at the least pain. The amount of anesthetic to be applied is also determined individually.

Impacted Teeth

Impacted teeth, also known as unerupted teeth, are teeth that cannot come out in the part of the mouth that they should, but whose time has passed, and which remain under the jawbone. Impacted teeth cannot find a suitable place in the mouth. Often, wisdom teeth, premolars and canines can be impacted.

Why Impacted Teeth Occur?

There may be many factors in the formation of impacted teeth. Sometimes more than one of these factors can be observed at the same time. One of the most common causes of impacted teeth is jaw stenosis. Due to the narrow jaw, the tooth cannot find a suitable place in the mouth to come out in a healthy way.

Impacted teeth can also occur in cases where the primary tooth is lost early. When the primary tooth is lost early, the jawbone cannot develop sufficiently. Thus, the tooth trying to come out cannot come out due to the lack of space in the mouth and remains embedded.

Apart from these, the factors in the formation of impacted teeth include genetic factors, infection, trauma and displacement of the teeth next to the impacted tooth, blocking its eruption.

How Do We Treat Impacted Teeth?

We decide on the treatment method to be applied, taking into account the location and position of the tooth, aesthetically and functionally. Orthodontic treatment is applied if the impacted teeth affect the patient’s health status and the function of the tooth or are in a risky area. In orthodontic treatment, it is aimed to pull the tooth to where it should be by sticking a bracket on the impacted tooth.

Some impacted teeth may not be suitable for moving with orthodontic treatment. In such cases, the tooth can be extracted by applying a surgical method. When the impacted tooth is a wisdom tooth, it often creates a problem and is extracted. Sometimes it is better not to touch the tooth and to have it checked regularly.

Not every impacted tooth needs to be treated. Therefore, in our clinic, first of all, the problems that the impacted tooth may cause to the patient are analyzed and a decision is made accordingly.

Post-Surgical Procedure

It is quite normal to have swelling and pain after the surgical procedure for the treatment of impacted teeth and should not be a concern. These areas are part of the healing phase. It will be effective if you use the medicine given by our specialists for pain. Applying a cold compress will also be good for swelling.

We do not recommend consuming very hot or very cold foods while the wound is in the healing process. Consuming warm or soft foods instead will help you pass this process with fewer problems.

Jaw Cysts

Pathogen formations with liquid inside, usually found in the jawbone area or tooth roots, are called jaw cysts. These cysts can be caused by tooth or jaw. Neglected decayed teeth can cause cyst formation in the jaw.

In general, they do not give any symptoms during the growth processes in the jawbones. Jaw cysts are manifested by conditions such as pain, swelling and loosening of the adjacent teeth. Regular dental examination in our clinic allows early detection of cyst formations.

What Are the Symptoms of Jaw Cysts?

Jaw cysts are mostly asymptomatic and develop insidiously. It is detected through x-ray films taken during our dental examination. When patients have jaw cyst problems, they come to our clinic with complaints such as swelling, tooth decay, pain, discharge, burning and cavities.

When such symptoms are encountered, it is important to take them seriously and go to the dentists to prevent further damage. If no precautions are taken, there is a possibility of teeth loss or major damage to bone tissue. Effective treatments are applied by the specialists in our clinic for your jaw cyst problems.

How Do We Treat Jaw Cyst?

For jaw cysts, we perform two types of treatment, taking into account the localization and size of the cysts. The first of these treatments is the method in which the cyst is completely removed by a surgical procedure called enucleation. During this procedure, local or general anaesthesia is applied depending on the size of the cyst. It is a suitable treatment for small cysts.

Our second treatment method is a method applied for larger and risky cysts. This treatment is called marsupialization. Direct removal of large cysts may cause greater damage. Therefore, it is not preferred. In this treatment, the cyst is first opened and reduced. After shrinking, the cyst is completely removed.

What Can Happen If Jaw Cysts Are Not Treated?

Untreated, neglected jaw cysts can cause weakening of the jawbone. When jaw cyst treatment is not performed, the strength of the jawbone decreases and it may be broken even with very minor trauma.

When the jaw cysts are not intervened, the healthy teeth in the area where they are located may be damaged and this may cause tooth loss. Due to the pressure on the nerves in the area where they occur, jaw cysts cause numbness over time.

Considering the damage that may occur, it is very important that you come to the dental examination regularly, identify the problem in time and solve your dental problems with our specialist dentists.

Wisdom Teeth

Wisdom teeth, known as the last molars to erupt in adulthood, can cause discomfort in people because they do not fit the jaw structure in general or there is not enough space in the jaw. Due to the pain, abscesses and many other reasons that people experience, teeth are extracted or dental surgeries are intervened. Coming to our clinic for regular dental examinations will help you to follow the growth and development stages of your wisdom teeth and to prevent any problems in your dental health.

In Which Situations Do We Extract wisdom teeth?

Wisdom teeth, which can erupt at different times in each person, generally appear between the ages of 18 and 30. Sometimes the tooth encounters obstacles in the process of eruption and can cause distress to the person. Infection, pain or disorders in the jaw structure may be the problems caused by wisdom teeth.

In some cases, the teeth may start to decay during or after wisdom teeth eruption. The general reason for this is the wisdom tooth either cut a gap in the gingiva or it may say embedded. Decaying can occur as bacteria or food particles enter this gap. Inadequate brushing is also one of the causes of decay. When a wisdom tooth decays, the probability of decay is high in the teeth next to it. In such a case, the tooth should be extracted in a sterilized environment in our clinic.

Impacted wisdom teeth can cause cyst formation. It is important to intervene to prevent the formation of a dental cyst. Conditions such as bone destruction caused by a dental cyst or changing the position of the teeth can be dangerous. To prevent serious problems, we intervene by specialists in our clinic in such cases.

During the eruption of wisdom teeth, an infection can occur in the gums. When there is an infection, swelling and redness of the gums are seen. Infection can cause oedema and pain, and at the same time, it can create a bad taste and smell in the mouth. Since there is a possibility of spreading the infection around the cheek and neck, intervention by a specialist is essential.

How Do We Treat?

Dental surgery is performed when necessary. Wisdom tooth surgery is performed using local anaesthesia. The bone tissue around the tooth is removed and the tooth is extracted. Another way is to extract the tooth more easily by cutting it into small pieces.

In some cases, the tooth is extracted as a result of removing the bone around the tooth by using surgical instruments by our specialists. After this operation is performed, sutures are placed on the operated area and this suture is removed after about 10 days. Painkillers or antibiotics are given to the patient for pain that may occur after the intervention.

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