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What Causes Tooth Sensitivity?
Tooth sensitivity can have many causes. Some of the most common reasons include tooth decay, gum problems, broken or cracked teeth, thinning of the tooth enamel, or irritation and damage to the nerves in the tooth.
What are the 10 most important things to do to protect your oral and dental health?
First and foremost, we must make it a habit to brush our teeth in the morning and before going to bed at night. Brushing your teeth before bed is especially important. Because less saliva is produced at night, the likelihood of tooth decay is much higher. During the day...
What is a complete prosthesis?
When a patient has teeth that are decayed, gums recede, or missing due to trauma, the removable prosthetic device made by taking measurements from the upper and lower jaws is called a "total prosthesis." These prostheses are sometimes referred to as "false teeth" by patients...
Why is root canal treatment performed?
Endodontic treatment, also known as root canal treatment, is a treatment method applied to decayed or infected teeth. Not every decayed tooth is suitable for root canal treatment; it is mostly performed when a filling is insufficient, when there is an infection in the tooth, or when it causes severe pain...
Metal-supported porcelain
Metal-supported porcelain veneers are a type of porcelain crown with a substructure. They are divided into two parts: Inner structure – substructure: This layer provides strength to the tooth. Outer veneer: The porcelain, or ceramic, veneer adheres to the tooth's own natural and aesthetic...
Oral Diagnosis
A good and accurate treatment and correct diagnosis are determined by the initial examination. In dentistry, the comprehensive examination performed for diagnosis is called Oral Diagnosis. Identifying problems in the mouth is the first step in starting treatment. Oral Diagnosis involves...
Dental Implant Prices
Missing teeth can be bothersome, both aesthetically and functionally. Fortunately, thanks to modern dental treatments like dental implants, missing teeth can be treated permanently and effectively. However, many people are hesitant about dental implant treatment...
What is Sinus Lifting?
The sinus region (maxillary) refers to the cavities located just above the upper jaw, near our molars. Sinuses play a role in reducing the weight of the head and in producing sounds correctly. They are generally located in the back of the jaw...
Surgical Imaging
Surgical extraction is performed when a tooth cannot be easily removed, unlike normal tooth extractions. It is done through a surgical operation. In short, a more detailed procedure is required depending on the condition of the bone, gum, or root surrounding the tooth. Surgical Extraction...
What is E-Max Coating?
E-max is a durable, natural-looking veneer used to achieve an aesthetic appearance. It is a veneer made from glass ceramic. Thanks to its light transmittance, it resembles natural teeth. Therefore, it is used to achieve a natural look for aesthetic reasons. E-Max Crown Application...
Retainer
Orthodontic Treatment Retainer Wire: Also known as a retainer wire, this is a fixation method used after orthodontic treatment to prevent the patient's teeth from misaligning. What situations can cause teeth misalignment after orthodontic treatment? 1) Patients touching their teeth with their tongue...
Children's Dental Health
Healthy smiles for children are one of the fundamental elements for a happy childhood and a healthy future. Dental health is a reflection of overall health and also has a great impact on self-esteem and social relationships. Therefore, children's...
What is diastema (spaced teeth)?
DIASTEMA (SPREAD TEETH) Diastema refers to the small, narrow spaces between two teeth. It is also known as "separated teeth" among patients. This problem can stem from many causes. Firstly, regarding the cause, genetics...
Composite Filling
Composite fillings, also known as white fillings, are a tooth-colored filling material that provides a natural, aesthetically pleasing look by matching the tooth's color. They are used to fill cavities after cleaning the tooth and restore it to its original appearance.
Curettage
Curettage (tooth root) is a treatment method applied as a deep cleaning. It is performed to stop gum recession. Similar to tartar removal, but curettage is the deep cleaning of inflammations and tartar that extend to the tooth roots. Tooth...
Prosthetic Dentistry
Our smile is one of the most beautiful ways to express ourselves. However, for those who have lost teeth, this form of expression can become more difficult over time. Fortunately, thanks to modern dentistry, prosthetic teeth can replace lost teeth and restore a natural smile...
Frequently Asked Questions About Whitening (Bleaching)
This is an aesthetic procedure that helps achieve a cleaner appearance for teeth with dark stains and yellowing caused by habits that can discolor the tooth surface and damage tooth enamel (such as smoking, coffee, tea, acidic drinks, etc.). Pre-whitening examination: First, the patient...
What is bruxism?
Bruxism is a condition where individuals press, clench, or grind their teeth together. It can occur during sleep or while awake. There is no age limit for this condition; it can affect many age groups. Bruxism treatment depends on the patient's symptoms, pain...
