What is Prosthetic Dentistry?

Missing teeth is one of the most common health problems in society. The common purpose of prosthetic dental treatments is to restore lost function and aesthetics by eliminating missing teeth. In the presence of teeth that are not missing but do not satisfy the individual in terms of aesthetics, the teeth are restored to the desired aesthetic appearance thanks to prosthetic treatments.

Treatments

Smile Design

It is a set of various treatments applied to teeth in the form of changes in size, shape, color and form so that individuals can have the smile they dream of.

Implant Applications

With implant application, individuals' tooth deficiencies are successfully treated. Implants can be applied to eliminate one or several missing teeth, as well as to individuals who have no teeth in their mouths and all teeth can be rehabilitated.

Treatment of Clenching Teeth and Jaw Joint Problems

The frequency of teeth clenching or grinding habits in society is increasing.

In the treatment of these conditions, etymological factors are identified and corrected.

Porcelain Laminate Applications

While an aesthetic appearance is achieved with 'porcelain laminate veneer' coatings applied only to the front surfaces of the teeth, the tooth tissue is largely protected.

Prosthetic Dental Restorations

These are treatments based on reducing the size of the teeth and covering them with durable materials such as metal-supported ceramic, zirconia or full ceramic. It can be applied as a crown (single) or bridge (multiple).

Teeth Whitening

Thanks to teeth whitening treatment, individuals can have whiter and brighter teeth up to 2 or 3 shades in a single session.