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Teeth Whitening
Teeth whitening is a cosmetic dentistry treatment performed to lighten the color of teeth to give them a whiter appearance.
Teeth Cleaning
Teeth cleaning is a routine procedure performed by dental hygienists to remove plaque, tartar and stains from teeth.
The importance of dental hygiene:
Preventing gum disease: Plaque and tartar buildup can lead to gingivitis, which can progress to periodontitis if left untreated.
Preventing cavities: Cleaning eliminates bacteria that cause cavities. 1
Fresh breath: Removing accumulated plaque and tartar eliminates bad breath.
Aesthetics: Professional cleaning removes surface stains, making teeth appear brighter.
General health: Good oral health reduces the risk of systemic conditions such as heart disease and diabetes.
Teeth cleaning process:
Physical exam: A dental hygienist will examine your mouth with a small mirror to check for gingivitis or other problems.
Plaque and tartar removal: Using a scaler, the hygienist removes plaque and tartar from around the gum line and between the teeth.
Cleaning with grit toothpaste: Using a high-power electric brush and grit toothpaste, the teeth are brushed and any remaining tartar is removed.
Dental flossing: Professional dental flossing is used to clean all the debris between your teeth and reveal problem spots.
Rinse: Rinse your mouth to clear away any residue.
Fluoride treatment: Fluoride treatment can be applied to protect your teeth against decay.
Recommendations: It is recommended to have dental cleaning and check-ups at least twice a year.
Implants
What is an Implant?: An implant is an artificial tooth root made of titanium that is placed in the jawbone to replace missing teeth.
Suitable Candidates: Almost every individual with good general health and sufficient jaw bone is suitable for implant treatment. However, a doctor should be consulted in cases such as diabetes, heart disease or osteoporosis.
Treatment Process: The treatment process consists of examination, imaging, surgical placement, healing (osseointegration) and prosthesis application.
Pain and Recovery: During implant application, general or local anesthesia is used according to patient preference, and there may be mild pain or swelling after the procedure, which resolves within a few days.
Maintenance and Life: The life of implants is extended by the patient providing general oral and dental care. When properly cared for, implants can last a lifetime.
Smoking and Alcohol: Smoking and alcohol consumption should be limited as they can negatively affect the integration of the implant with the bone.
THINGS TO DO AFTER IMPLANT
Rest: Heavy physical activity should be avoided on the first day.
Nutrition: Soft and warm foods should be consumed, very hot, very cold, hard or spicy foods should be avoided.
Oral hygiene: Gently brushing teeth, flossing and using antiseptic mouthwash are important.
Smoking and alcohol: Smoking and alcohol should not be used as they slow down the healing process.
Pain management: Painkillers recommended by the dentist should be used regularly.
Check-ups: Regular dental check-ups should be performed after treatment.
These recommendations ensure that the implant fuses to the bone in a healthy manner and that the healing process goes smoothly.
Tooth Polish and Stain Removal
Dental polish is a special treatment method used to prevent stain formation and restore the natural shine of the enamel structure.
FILLING
Dental filling is a dentistry procedure used to treat tooth tissue damaged by decay, abrasion, cracking or trauma.
During the procedure, the damaged area of the tooth is cleaned and the resulting gap is filled with special filling materials. This process helps to preserve the chewing function by restoring the natural form and function of the tooth.
Types of dental fillings vary depending on the material used, and the most common are:
Composite filling: It is tooth-colored and is preferred more frequently in front teeth due to aesthetic concerns.
Amalgam filling: It consists of metal alloys such as silver, mercury, copper and zinc and is known for its durability.
Ceramic filling (porcelain filling): It is a type of filling that is superior in terms of aesthetics and can be used in both front teeth and back teeth.
Things to consider after dental fillings include avoiding hard and sticky foods for the first 24 hours, not consuming excessively hot or cold foods, and taking care of oral hygiene.
PROSTHESIS TYPES
Types of dental prostheses are generally divided into two main groups: fixed and removable prostheses.
Fixed dentures are prostheses that are placed inside the mouth and cannot be removed by the person at their own discretion. They are divided into two according to their features:
BRIDGE: These are prostheses that replace one or more missing teeth and are attached to adjacent teeth.
CROWN: These are coatings that are placed on damaged or weakened teeth and strengthen the teeth.
Removable dentures are prostheses that the patient can insert and remove whenever they wish. The most commonly preferred types are:
TOTAL PROSTHETICS: These are prostheses used when there are no teeth in the mouth.
Partial dentures: These are removable dentures used to replace missing teeth for individuals who have some natural teeth in their mouths.
Temporary dentures: These are dentures that are placed immediately after tooth extraction and used until permanent dentures are fitted.
Implant-supported dentures: These are dentures mounted on dental implants placed in the jawbone.
The choice of denture is determined by the dentist according to the patient's oral structure and needs.