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implant
What is an implant?

It will carry the fixed prosthesis to replace the teeth lost for various reasons and 
These are titanium screws that will replace the tooth root.
They are placed on the jawbone and after 3 months, they reach the structure that can hold the fixed prosthesis by adhering to the bone. At the end of 3 months, they become ready for use with the prosthesis to be placed on it.
If the jawbone is not thick and high enough, it is first strengthened.
To whom can it be done?
It can be performed on anyone who has suffered tooth loss, except for children and young people who are still developing. There is no upper age limit.
Will there be pain?
Since the procedure is performed with general or local anesthesia, no pain is felt, 
The slight pain that may sometimes be felt on the night of the procedure is relieved by taking an appropriate painkiller.
How long is the life of the implant?
If care and cleaning are taken into consideration along with natural teeth, they can be used for many years. In clinical follow-up, there are implants that are more than 30 years old.

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teeth whitening
What is Teeth Whitening?
Colored food and drinks, antibiotics used in childhood, old age, etc. It is a process applied to the tooth enamel and dentin layer, which turns yellow and dark due to reasons such as, permanent lightening of the tooth color by a few tones.
metal use
zirconium
What is the difference of Zirconium in prosthesis?
Instead of metal-porcelain structures, which can cause graying and an opaque appearance, zirconium is preferred, especially in the front area of the mouth, as it has a similar strength, is compatible with tissue, and provides transparency similar to natural teeth. Thanks to its shiny surface features, its color does not change due to factors such as tea, coffee and cigarettes.
wisdom teeth
What is oral, dental and maxillofacial surgery?
It is the branch that diagnoses diseases in all areas of the mouth using clinical and radiological methods and treats them with medication and surgery. This includes tooth extraction, wisdom tooth extraction, impacted tooth operations, jaw fracture, abscess, cyst and tumor treatment, tissue arrangement before prosthesis and orthodontic treatment.
wisdom teeth removalshould it be killed?
This set of molars, which are the last to develop after childhood, are the furthest back in the mouth, and can be crooked or buried, should be considered for removal because it is difficult to reach and clean even if they emerge properly and may cause problems in the future.
dental canal
root canal treatment
What is Root Canal Treatment? (Endodontics)
Endodontics is the branch of dentistry that treats diseases in the dental nerves and tissues around the tooth root.  Root treatment is the process of removing the inflamed or dead dental pulp (nerve-vascular community), which causes pain, abscess and cyst formation in the teeth, from the root canals and filling this space with a substance that does not harm health. K.Decay that has progressed to the ankle is usually with this way it is treated.
gum disease and healthy gums
What causes gum diseases? (Periodontology)
It is understood when the gum, which should be light pink and hard, becomes dark red, swollen and painful.
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What is a filling? 
It is the process of completing the tooth whose shape has changed due to decay, wear or rupture, by removing the damaged tissue, if any, and filling the missing part with the appropriate material. Composite fillings, which have a similar strength to metal fillings, can be made to match the tooth color.
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What are the types of prostheses?
Prostheses are made to replace the tooth or teeth lost for any reason. The healing process of the gums should be waited. Then, by deciding on the appropriate type and material, the prosthesis is produced and applied. Implant-supported dentures eliminate the problem of dislocation.

The information contained in the site is for informational purposes only; this information does not replace the dentist's medical examination or diagnosis of the patient.

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