Our Services
The treatments offered at our clinic, how they work and what to keep in mind.
Implants and Oral Surgery
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Dental ImplantsDental implants replace missing teeth, improve appearance and, with proper care, can be used for many years. - 02
Tooth ExtractionTooth extraction is the removal, under anaesthesia, of a tooth that cannot be saved. Local anaesthesia is applied and the tooth is loosened and removed. The dentist's advice should be followed before and after the extraction. - 03
Wisdom Tooth ExtractionWisdom teeth are the third molars at the very back of the jaw. - 04
Apical ResectionApical resection is the surgical removal of the inflamed area at the tip of a tooth's root. - 05
Jaw Cysts and TumoursJaw cysts are pathological cavities in soft tissue containing fluid or semi-fluid material. - 06
Surgical Treatment of Jaw and Facial FracturesJaw and facial fractures are usually caused by traffic accidents, workplace accidents or assault, and affect appearance as well as functions such as chewing and speaking. - 07
Fast & Fixed MethodWith the Fast & Fixed method, implants are placed and teeth are fitted on these implants on the same day. - 08
Impacted Tooth ExtractionAn impacted tooth is a tooth that has not come through into its place even though the time for it to erupt has passed. - 09
Implant Treatment with Insufficient BoneFor implant treatment to be successful, there must be bone support of sufficient width and height around the implants. - 10
Orthognathic SurgeryTo treat conditions such as a jaw positioned too far forward or back, or asymmetry, after adolescence, orthognathic surgery is performed together with orthodontic treatment. Before surgery, the alignment of the teeth is corrected with orthodontic treatment; the position of the jaws is then corrected with orthognathic surgery. The operation is carried out under the supervision of an orthodontist. - 11
Sinus LiftThe maxillary sinuses are hollow, air-filled spaces above the back teeth of the upper jaw and inside the cheek.
Cosmetic Dentistry
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Smile DesignSmile design creates a natural, personalised smile through aesthetic work on the teeth and gums. - 13
Zirconia CrownsZirconia crowns look aesthetic and natural, are kind to the gums and are resistant to corrosion and fracture. - 14
Teeth Whitening (Bleaching)Teeth whitening lightens the teeth by removing discolouration; it is done at home with custom trays and gel or in the clinic with a laser. The effect lasts around 2–3 years on average, and oral care is important. - 15Ceramic CrownsCeramic crowns provide aesthetic, natural-looking dental treatment; they require minimal reduction of the tooth and are bonded to the tooth with a special adhesive.
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Digital Smile Design and ProstheticsOne of the main advantages of digital dentistry is the ability to design an aesthetic smile.
Orthodontics
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Invisalign (Clear Aligners)Clear aligners are one of the modern methods used in orthodontic treatment. No braces are used; instead, treatment is carried out with clear aligners that the patient can put in and take out. - 18
Digital OrthodonticsDigital orthodontics is the digital form of orthodontic procedures. - 19
Cleft Lip and Palate TreatmentCleft lip and palate is a condition that arises from a failure of the structures of the baby's face to join during the embryonic period. - 20
Lingual OrthodonticsLingual orthodontics is orthodontic treatment in which the wires and brackets are placed on the inner surfaces of the teeth. - 21
Metal BracketsMetal brackets are the first thing that comes to mind when orthodontic treatment is mentioned. They are especially preferred for children, but can be used for all orthodontic problems. - 22
Preventive Orthodontic TreatmentPreventive orthodontic treatment means detecting orthodontic problems early and taking measures to protect the appearance of the teeth without the need for braces. - 23
Orthodontic RetentionOrthodontic retention is the treatment applied when orthodontic treatment ends and the braces are removed, so that the teeth do not return to their old positions. No force is applied to the teeth; the only aim is to keep them where they are. Retainers are used, and how long they are worn is decided by the orthodontist. Retention generally continues for 12–24 months, and in some cases it may need to be lifelong. - 24
Porcelain BracketsPorcelain brackets have the same properties as metal brackets but are less visible.
General Dentistry
- 25Tartar CleaningTartar cleaning improves oral hygiene and prevents the gum inflammation, bleeding, gum recession, jawbone loss and decay caused by tartar.
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Digital DentistryDigital dentistry turns procedures done with conventional methods into computer-aided design and production. - 27Teeth Clenching and Grinding TreatmentTeeth clenching (bruxism) is continuous contact between the teeth caused by contraction of the chewing muscles.
- 28FillingsComposite fillings are filling materials made from ceramic and various chemical components.
- 29Removable DenturesRemovable dentures can be taken out by the patient and are used when many teeth are missing.
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Root Canal Treatment (Endodontics)Treatment begins with an X-ray to see the condition of the root canals and the surrounding bone. - 31Preventive Dentistry and Oral CarePreventive dentistry aims to keep the teeth healthy by preventing common oral diseases such as tooth decay and gum inflammation.
- 32Occlusal SplintOcclusal splints offer effective, personalised solutions for managing and relieving negative effects on jaw and dental health.
- 33Panoramic X-RayA panoramic X-ray shows the jawbones, the teeth and pathologies of the jawbones on a single image.
Paediatric Dentistry
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Oral Care EducationOral care is very important for dental health from infancy onwards. - 35
Fissure SealantsFissure sealants are protective materials applied to the chewing surfaces of the molars. - 36
Fluoride ApplicationFluoride is an element that strengthens the structure of the teeth and prevents decay. - 37
Baby Tooth ExtractionBaby teeth start to come through from the 6th month and are complete at around 3 years of age. From the age of 6 they start to be replaced by permanent teeth. - 38
Space MaintainersWhen a baby tooth is lost early for any reason, a space maintainer is fitted in its place to stop the neighbouring teeth from shifting into the gap and to keep room for the permanent tooth.