With the development of technology, great progress has been made in dental treatment methods. The current dental treatments enable to have natural results. Many treatments are available to achieve a natural appearance in your teeth. It also provides aesthetically pleasing results. Oral and dental health are the most important organisms that provide and facilitate the digestion of food.
Implant Dental Treatments
A dental implant is the name given to a screw-shaped artificial tooth root placed in the jawbone, which is necessary to replace the lost teeth. Dental implants are widely used due to their tissue compatibility. A great advantage of implant application is that the teeth on the sides are not damaged. In other words, the implant has no harmful effects on the side teeth. Thanks to the dental implant, the person can eat and laugh comfortably like his own tooth. There are many different implant applications, from people who have lost only one tooth or to those have no teeth at all.
Aesthetic Dentistry
Aesthetic dentistry is one of the dental specialties that focuses on the harmony of teeth, gums, jawbones and facial structures in accordance with people’s aesthetic concerns. Aesthetic dentistry, also known as aesthetic dentistry, aims to make the teeth look more beautiful and nice.
Root Canal Treatment
Root canal treatment is a treatment used to repair and save infected or decayed teeth. During root canal treatment, the soft tissue in the natural cavity in the hard tissue of the tooth called the canal, the pulp and dental nerve are removed, the inside of the tooth is cleaned and the open space is filled.
Is Pain And Pain Felt During Local Anesthesia?
Dental Treatments is a very comfortable operation for the patient. The procedure is completed in as comfortable conditions as possible without feeling any pain or ache. Local anesthesia is injected subcutaneously using a very fine-tipped needle. A very thin pain can be felt while it is being done. But this thin pain cannot be said to be exactly pain and ache.
Dental Radiology
The branch of medicine based on the use of X-rays and various types of rays in the diagnosis and treatment of different dental diseases is called radiology, and the application of x-rays in dentistry is called dental radiology.
Orthodontic Treatment
Orthodontic treatment is a treatment that allows people to get the teeth they want by examining the mouth, teeth and head structure and correcting the crooked teeth in order to correct this problem in case the normal tooth position is different and crooked than it should be.
Pedodontics (Pediatric Dentistry)
Pedodontics (pediatric dentistry) is a science that aims to protect the milk and permanent teeth of children between the ages 0-13 in a healthy way and eliminate the problems of these teeth caused by caries, trauma, genetics and similar factors. Pedodontics is a branch of dentistry that monitors and treats children’s oral health and maxillofacial development from infancy, including preventive measures.Periodontology (Gum)
Periodontology is a branch of dentistry that examines the health and disease states of the teeth and surrounding tissues, aims to diagnose and treat the diseases that occur in these tissues and to protect the health regained after treatment.
Oral, Dental and Maxillofacial Surgery
Jaw diseases and surgery is a surgical branch of dentistry that specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases, injuries and deformities related to the mouth, teeth and jaw.
