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Dr. Dilşad Şenöz Arıcan – Pedodontics Specialist Dr. Dilşad Şenöz Arıcan was born in Ankara in 1986. She graduated from Yeditepe University Faculty of Dentistry in 2010, and subsequently completed her specialization in the Department of Pedodontics at Yeditepe University in 2014. Her expertise lies in the field of pedodontics, and she is a member of the Turkish Dental Association. Dr. Dilşad Şenöz Arıcan has been working at Dentasya Dental Clinic since 2011.

Dental Prosthesis What is Dental Prosthesis? Dental prosthesis; divided into full or partial dentures. Full dentures refer to the use of removable devices to replace lost teeth. ​ It is an apparatus that is generally produced from acrylic or porcelain on an acrylic base structure. The application logic of partial dentures is the same. However, like full dentures, it is not used to replace all teeth, but instead of some missing teeth. ​ In general, the application of dental prosthesis, which has different types, is determined according to the needs of the person. The application called fixed dental prosthesis is preferred in people with less tooth loss. After a certain cutting and reduction process on the existing tooth, the coating is made. ​ Then, fixed dental prostheses are created by mounting the prosthesis on it. In addition to such procedures, prostheses are basically applied to close the gap formed in the teeth in an accurate and comfortable way. In Which Situations Is Dental Prosthesis Applied? Dental prosthesis is applied as a result of damage to teeth and gums or surrounding tissues. In the same way, if the teeth are lost due to certain reasons, prosthetic teeth are applied. It is aimed that the teeth, which are considered to be the basis of the digestive system, are prepared specifically for the person and reach the desired function. ​ It is very important to have a healthy tooth structure. In addition, the use of prostheses is common in terms of aesthetic appearance. It is known that dental prostheses are useful and beneficial if performed by a dentist who is an expert in the field. ​ What are the Advantages of Prosthetic Teeth? The main purpose of prosthesis applications is to return the lost dental health and aesthetics to the person. The use of prosthesis in the field of dentistry is preferred in order to restore both the functional and aesthetic properties of lost tissues and teeth. It also helps to protect existing teeth and tissues that are healthy in the mouth. Dental prostheses are very useful in terms of performing the oral and chewing application, which is the first stage of our nutrition and digestion. What are the types of prosthetic teeth? Prostheses are divided into types according to need. Partial and full removable dentures are often preferred. In addition, they are widely used in metal-free or metal-supported fixed and porcelain prostheses. ​ In addition, there are also types of immediate prosthesis fitted after tooth extraction. Also known as fixed dental prosthesis, the type of prosthesis mounted on the natural tooth roots by cutting is also known as another type of prosthetic tooth. ​ Fixed Dental Prosthesis Fixed dental prosthesis; It refers to the completion of the dental tissue of excessive material loss or missing teeth by using materials of complementary color. It is aimed to provide both the appearance and aesthetics of the tooth and the preservation of the functionality of the tooth. ​ It is known that the most preferred type of prosthesis is fixed dental prosthesis. In order to make fixed prostheses, at least 2 long-rooted and solid teeth must be present at both ends of the non-toothed area to hold the prosthesis. This application is called bridge. ​ Maintenance in Fixed Prostheses Dental floss sold in the pharmacy is an important element in the cleaning of fixed dentures. It is also recommended not to use products that have the potential to corrode the prosthesis. Absolutely no cleaning materials such as bleach and detergent are used. It is recommended to use specially produced toothpaste and brushes for prosthesis. In this way, it is possible for people to easily use fixed prostheses for a long time. ​ Removable Denture Removable prostheses are another treatment method that is curious about the subject. They are known as appliances that the person can easily follow up and are positioned instead of missing teeth. There are various types such as total prosthesis and immediate prosthesis. A desired type of prosthesis is selected in accordance with the needs and mouth structure of the person. ​ Maintenance in Removable Prostheses Care in removable dentures is also an element that needs attention in terms of dental prosthesis. In removable prostheses, it is important to keep them in special solution and water when not in use. In addition, it is recommended to use brushes and pastes specially designed for removable prostheses. ​ Metal Supported Porcelain Teeth Porcelain tooth application with metal infrastructure is known as a type of coating in which different metal alloys are placed under the porcelain material. These elements are preferred because they are compatible with gingival and dental tissues and are durable. ​ Elimination of Tooth Deficiencies Making different types of prosthesis is among the most basic applications at the point of eliminating tooth deficiencies. Sometimes tooth loss can not be prevented, despite over-the-counter applications such as dental fillings. In this case, and especially in conditions where there is more than one missing tooth, the most suitable dental prosthesis application should be preferred. ​ How Are Dentures Cleaned? Although it may seem like a difficult element at first, the cleaning and use of dental prostheses is much easier today. Accordingly, many cleaning products are offered. It is recommended to brush with cleansing gel at least 2 times a day. In this way, coffee stains, tea, nutrients such as surplus elements are removed. For brushing application, the use of specially produced brushes for prostheses should be preferred. ​ Of course, this does not apply to fixed dental prostheses. It is possible to remove and wash the removable dentures which are used instead of all teeth. Prostheses made with other methods should be cleaned by brushing without applying pressure, as we use on our normal teeth. In addition, dentures should be kept in water or solution in a storage box outside of the use process. ​ What is the Function of the Prosthesis? Prostheses are mainly used when there is loss of teeth and surrounding tissues due to various reasons. In case of any problem or loss, it can also be expressed as performing dental repair or designing a functional product instead. ​ Materials that are specially prepared for the person and that help to keep the oral comfort at a high level are called prostheses. The main function of the prosthesis is to fulfill all the functions provided by the person's own teeth. For this reason, the best quality and suitable prosthesis application is preferred. ​ How long does it take to get used to my prostheses? One of the issues that people who prefer prostheses are most curious about is the process of getting used to. It is normal to experience short-term discomfort with the use of a new prosthesis. However, if you pay attention to some tricks, it is possible to get used to it in a short time. Prostheses may be perceived as a foreign product at first. However, this situation does not last long. Various adhesives recommended by the specialist can be used to get used to the prosthesis. In this way, you can achieve dental comfort more easily. In addition, the process of getting used to the prosthesis can be started with practices such as singing and eating calmly. Maintaining oral hygiene and not interrupting regular controls will allow you to get used to the prosthesis in a much shorter time. ​ How long can the prosthesis be used? The process of using the dental prosthesis applied from the patient may vary depending on the person. Generally, each prosthesis is long-lasting and if used correctly, this period will be longer. However, the compatibility of the prosthesis may deteriorate due to the changing tissue and wear over a period of time. This situation can be easily understood from the difficulty of using prosthesis. Although it varies from person to person, this period corresponds to a period of 5 years on average. ​ How Should I Care for Prostheses? First of all, in prosthetic care; It is recommended to remove it after meals and clean it with water. In addition, chemical liquids are used in removable prostheses. Dentures should be brushed before going to bed and between meals. Prosthesis-specific pastes and toothbrushes should be used for brushing. ​ Can Patients Using Removable Dentures Bite With Their Front Teeth? Especially in recent years, important steps have been taken regarding removable prostheses. Prostheses, which were more difficult to use in the past, are now easy to use with fixing adhesives and many similar elements. Therefore, if applied and used correctly, removable prostheses can be used easily. However, it is not recommended for those who use removable dentures to bite with their front teeth. ​ Does Prosthesis Application Change Speech? It is very important to use products suitable for the mouth and natural tooth structure of the person in the prosthesis application. For this reason, prosthesis application is performed individually. If applied correctly and carefully, dental prosthesis affects people's speech and other applications positively. Difficulty in speaking may occur as a natural part of the process of getting used to the denture at first. The best way to prevent this is to make various speech practices with the dental prosthesis and aim to get used to it as soon as possible. ​ How should the natural teeth remaining in the mouth be taken care of? When removable or fixed prosthesis is applied; There may be question marks about the care of other teeth in the mouth. Apart from proper care of the prosthesis, the maintenance process of natural teeth in the mouth can be carried out in the usual way by brushing and paste. ​ How should the prosthesis be cleaned and maintained? The maintenance and cleaning of the prosthesis is easier than expected. In fixed and removable prostheses; It is recommended to use a special brush and paste. In addition, if removable dentures are used, brushing and cleaning between meals is important. In addition, when not in use, the prosthesis should be kept in a special solution in order not to deform. Apparatuses such as dental floss can also be used easily in terms of prosthesis. In addition, it is recommended to follow the care conditions recommended by a specialist in the field for dental prosthesis. ​ Can I use the prosthesis without ever removing it? This question, which is usually asked for the use of removable prosthesis; can be answered as no. Although it is very suitable inside the mouth, it is not recommended to wear removable dentures for 24 hours. It is important to clean it effectively by removing it at certain intervals and thus to provide a much more comfortable and hygienic use. ​ My Denture Gum Hurts, What Should I Do? Especially when removable dentures are first used, they can hurt the gums and cause sensitivity. When these and similar complaints occur, a doctor should be consulted. The patient should not try to fix the prosthesis himself for the hairdresser. In case of any problem, the specialist physician who created the prosthesis should be contacted. Thanks to products such as denture adhesives and creams, the comfort of use can be increased. ​ How should the doctor control order be in dental prosthesis? If there is no urgent and unusual complaint, the first controls should be performed approximately 1 week after the prosthesis is placed. Thereafter, a continuous check-up every 6 months is recommended. In cases where it is not possible to check every 6 months, it should be checked at least once a year. After tooth extraction, the prosthesis may lose its harmony over time and cause discomfort. Although dental prostheses are durable devices that can be used for a long time, they should be checked over time and a doctor should be contacted in case of any complaints. You can apply to Dentasya for all the details you are curious about and you can get information on many issues, especially the prices of dental prosthesis.

Teeth Whitening What is Teeth Whitening (Bleaching)? Teeth Whitening, healthy and white teeth is the symbol of beauty and health and has become a very preferred method. One of the most striking points in society is the beauty of the mouth and teeth. Therefore, it is possible to look more beautiful and healthier with cosmetic applications such as teeth whitening. ​ Teeth whitening is the process of lightening the color of the teeth. The color of tooth enamel changes due to genetics or various reasons. Teeth whitening is the chemical change of chromogens inside the tooth. It is a cosmetic application in which a solution for the problem is applied by using whitening gels of internal and external discoloration in the enamel structure. How is Teeth Whitening (Bleaching) Performed? The process starts with the cleaning of the calculus first. The stones on the teeth are completely cleaned with a teeth whitening method called polishing. This procedure should be done by specialist and professional dentists. It is a delicate operation. As a result, the materials accumulated on the tooth surface are cleaned and the tooth surface is made smoother. ​ Afterwards, the soft tissues of the teeth (such as cheek, tongue, lip, gingiva) are isolated with a barrier. Because soft tissues are more sensitive. Therefore, it needs to be protected and kept away from chemicals. ​ It is very important at this stage that the whitening chemicals do not come into contact with the gums. If the barrier is not applied successfully, it also temporarily whitens the gums. Although it is temporary, it will be useful to be careful because it will be a very unsettling situation for patients. ​ After the whitening gel is applied to the teeth, it is activated by a light. Sessions of 15-20 minutes are repeated until sufficient whiteness is achieved under the control of the physician. ​ After the teeth whitening process, the teeth are cleaned by washing with plenty of water. The sessions are repeated under the control of the physician until the desired whiteness is achieved, and the procedure is renewed if necessary. ​ After the whitening process in the clinic, a mold containing whitening gel is placed on the teeth for the protection and continuity of whiteness and for home application. If the whitening process is performed under the control of a professional dentist, it does not harm the teeth and tooth enamel. It is not considered a harmful operation. Teeth Whitening (Bleaching) Methods Teeth whitening process and methods are increasing day by day and continue to develop. By changing the color of the dentin and enamel layers of the chemicals, the teeth are whitened and healthy and beautiful smiles are obtained. The bleaching process is done in two ways. The first of these is Office Type Bleaching, which is the process applied within a few hours in a clinical environment. The other is Home Bleaching, which we call Home Bleaching. But don't be confused when it comes to home type. You are asked to place a plaque containing a whitening gel, which is made under the control of the doctor and given by the dentist, on your teeth, following the instructions for use told by your doctor, and sleep in that way throughout the night. ​ It is required to be worn for an average of 1 week and for 7 - 8 hours. This method is mostly recommended for the permanence and continuity of the process after the bleaching treatment performed in clinics. You can decide on the most appropriate treatment method by consulting your dentist. Are There Any Side Effects of Teeth Whitening (Bleaching) Procedure? Teeth whitening applied by dentists is a very popular and preferred cosmetic dental treatment method. If it is performed by specialist physicians, there is no harm to the teeth. On the contrary, dental calculus and tooth cleaning are necessary applications for teeth. ​ There is no damage or permanent problem in the teeth. The application targets the colored part of the tooth enamel. It does not have any side effects on dental tissue or gums. Sensitivity may occur in cold – hot food and liquid consumption after bleaching. Usually, this disappears within 48 hours and this sensitivity is considered quite normal by dentists. The whitening process has no side effects as told by physicians. However, since the tooth structure will become sensitive for a short time, some details should be paid attention to. Tea and coffee should not be consumed immediately after bleaching. Consumption of colorful fruits and vegetables should be avoided. It is especially beneficial to stay away from red-colored foods. You need to pay more attention to your dental care after whitening. To preserve the whiteness for a long time, you should brush your teeth twice a day and use dental floss and mouthwash. Smoking is one of the most harmful habits that affect tooth color. Quitting smoking causes significant lightening of tooth color. Reducing cigarette consumption after whitening prevents re-coloring of teeth. Teeth may have a certain color genetically, not always as a result of things we do. Therefore, if the bleaching process is related to your bone color and is not sufficient, you can consult your dentist and try other methods. Why is Teeth Whitening Needed? It is a fast and reliable procedure without any side effects. The beauty of teeth draws attention in many places, from social life to business life, and therefore the dental aesthetics and cosmetics sector is formed. If you haven't been paying close attention to your dental health until today, the change in the color of your teeth can affect you psychologically. But with tooth color whitening, your teeth will regain their former beauty easily. Even if you do not neglect your dental care if you use too much acidic drinks and cigarettes, your teeth will not look as white as you would like. For this reason, you can choose whitening. ​ The drugs and antibiotics you use as a result of physiological disorders can cause a change in the color of your teeth. As a result, you can reliably return your teeth to their old color with whitening, as it will not be easy to return your teeth to their old color with only tooth brushing. Healthy and beautiful smiles are obtained with reliable whitening under the control of dentists, whose tooth color is not liked or disliked by the patient. ​ However, in some cases, people may not be suitable for whitening: People with gum disease, If you are addicted to alcohol and cigarettes, To pregnant women and new breastfeeding mothers, For milk teeth, Patients allergic to peroxide, It can not be applied by people who have problems in their teeth and caries. After the appropriate treatment is applied and the problem in the teeth is resolved, the teeth whitening process can be performed safely. Does Sensitivity Occur After Teeth Bleaching? More or less sensitivity may be seen after bleaching. However, this sensitivity is temporary and disappears within 48 hours. Painkillers can be used on the first day with the advice of the dentist. Since there will be sensitivity even for a short time after teeth whitening, attention should be paid until the sensitivity is gone. The use of whitening toothpaste should be interrupted for a short time because it contains abrasives. If your teeth are sensitive before whitening, you should notify your dentist and an action should be taken accordingly. If done with the right methods under the control of dentists, teeth whitening does not cause any harm to the teeth. The whitening process, which is very popular, is preferred by many people and is a cosmetic application, so it does not have any harm. It does not damage the tooth structure or cause permanent damage. In addition, it will be a useful procedure, as gingival problems will be treated and tartar will be cleaned before whitening. ​ You should choose the centers and clinics you trust and go to. Whitening that is not done properly and unconsciously can damage your teeth. In addition, an application to be made using natural materials at home will cause irreversible damage to the teeth. Food materials such as baking soda and lemon do not whiten the teeth, on the contrary, they damage the tooth structure and cause the color to become darker. ​ Lemon softens the tooth enamel with its acidic structure, and baking soda erodes the teeth by scratching them. It becomes susceptible to cavities and sensitivity, and the enamel, which is the strongest structure of the tooth, disappears. Bleaching should be done under the supervision of a physician, and any food material not recommended by physicians should not be used uncontrollably. ​ How Teeth Lose Their Whiteness (Bleaching)? It is said that the whitening process has a permanence between 6 months and 2 years. However, since it is a cosmetic procedure, it may differ according to the tooth structure and use. Teeth whitening will gradually lose its effect due to factors such as not paying attention after the whitening process, neglecting oral and dental care routines, smoking, consuming acidic beverages, ignoring the use of dental floss and mouthwash. However, it will still not return to its original color. It is very necessary to visit the dentist at certain intervals and to repeat the necessary procedures for the continuity of whiteness. If you support office whitening with home whitening, your teeth will not return to their old state, and you will have white teeth by paying attention to certain criteria for a long time. ​ Teeth Whitening Centers Teeth whitening is a method that should be applied by a dentist in a clinical setting. Although it is a risk-free and easy process, it will be in your best interest not to choose centers that you are unsure of and doubt. You can visit DentAsya, the oral and dental health polyclinic, and get information from our specialist physicians and experienced staff. ​ Teeth Whitening (Bleaching) By doing a little research, you can reach many people who have done the procedure. Most of those who have had it done are quite satisfied with the procedure. Of course, negative comments will attract your attention. However, the old tooth color of the patients who do not comply with certain conditions determined by the physicians after whitening will return in a short time. Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to everything that is said by physicians and to apply it carefully. ​ Your teeth, which you don't like the color before whitening, become clean and white after. The role of the center and physician you choose will be great in this. Choosing a center you trust will result in positive results. Afterwards, he thinks a lot about the person who has the whitening process. In general, in addition to the satisfaction of the people who have it, it reaches healthier teeth by paying more attention to the hygiene and care of their teeth in order to maintain their whiteness. It has been observed that patients who do not consume alcohol, tea and acidic beverages maintain their teeth whiteness longer. If you see comments such as "My teeth have not whitened", definitely consult your doctor and then understand the points to be careful about.

Jaw Joint (TMJ) and Facial Pain What is Jaw Joint (TMJ) and Facial Pain? Highly advanced treatment methods are applied for people who are faced with Jaw Joint and Facial Pain. At this point, let's examine the details together. What is the Jaw Joint? It is said that a person's jaw muscle is used 2,000 times a day during chewing, swallowing, breathing and speaking. Because the jaw joint is connected to the spine and is close to the teeth, many problems may occur. The movements of the lower jaw are made by using the neck and jaw muscles. A cartilage pad holds these joints together. ​ Where is the Jaw Joint? Jaw Joint and Facial Pain is the joint formed by the lower jaw bone and the temporal bone. It's at the junction of the lower jaw and skull on either side, and it will move as you move your jaw every time you chew, swallow, yawn, or speak. ​ How is Jaw Joint Discomfort Treated? There are various treatment methods for jaw joint disease. First of all, it is very important that you are thoroughly and adequately examined by your doctor and diagnosed. With the correct use of the jaw joint in early diagnosis, many treatments are very short-term. Therefore, if you want your treatment to be successful, you should follow your doctor's recommendations and start using your jaw joint correctly. ​ You can do small chin exercises at home. Doing the daily exercises recommended by your doctor and being careful during the day is one of the most important points of treatment. ​ Physical therapy is very important in controlling pain. It is one of the most important treatments for the relaxation and healing of the muscles. You can use painkillers, muscle relaxants and antidepressants under the supervision of a doctor and on the advice of drug therapy. Cold / hot therapy that can be applied to reduce pain and prepare the jaw for exercises. If your jaw problems are caused by some psychological effects, your doctor will recommend psychotherapy. ​ Clenching and grinding of teeth have a great effect on the formation of jaw joint disorders. For these reasons, splints attached to the lower jaw at night will provide joint opening and prevent the problem of clenching. Manipulation method is used to relax the jaw muscles by sliding the joint disc. How Does the Jaw Joint Work? There is a cartilage pad between the lower jawbone and the temporal bone that prevents wear and facilitates jaw movements. This cartilage cushion holds the joint and bones together and connects our jaw to our skull by providing joint integrity. ​ How Does the Jaw Joint Deteriorate? There are many causes of jaw joint deterioration. However, these include clenching teeth (bruxism), using the jaw badly and harshly, and chewing gum. In order to facilitate jaw movements, the existing cartilage pad slips and breaks down as a result of abrasion between the two bones. With the slippage of the jaw disc, the jaw joint deteriorates and a treatment is required under the control of a doctor. ​ What Can Be Done for Jaw Joint Disorder? First of all, you should consult your doctor and wait for the diagnosis and treatment to be determined. After getting a diagnosis from a specialist dentist, appropriate treatment should be determined and applied as soon as possible after X-rays, tomographs, MRI, pet extraction, and the progression of jaw joint disease should be prevented. ​ Why Do Jaw Joint Disorders Occur? Constantly clenching and grinding the teeth (bruxism) is one of these reasons. Posture disorder plays a very important role in jaw joint disorders. Closure problems in the jaw, dental diseases, One-sided chewing puts too much stress on the unilateral jaw muscle, Some psychological reasons trauma, exposure to too much cold, hard foods, Behaviors that use jaw movements such as nail biting, chewing constantly, breathing through the mouth, eating seeds, talking on the phone for a long time, playing the violin, Jaw joint disorders may occur as a result of diseases such as tumors and inflammatory rheumatism. Why Does Jaw Joint Occur? The jaw joint formed by the lower jawbone and the temporal bone may require treatment in some cases. Although it is a chronic disease, sometimes it can occur suddenly with difficult dental treatments, traffic accidents, getting hit and intense stress. ​ What Are the Symptoms of Jaw Joint Discomfort? You feel tenderness and pain in the muscles. If you feel pain in the jaw area and cheeks, you may be experiencing jaw joint discomfort. It is one of the most common consequences of clenching (bruxism). If you can't move your chin comfortably and feel restricted. It may occur with the slippage of the articular disc and deterioration of the anatomy. If you hear noise in your joints, you may hear noise in your jaw joints due to the dislocation or calcification of the joint disc. If you feel a slip in your mouth, it indicates physiological disorders that occur between the joint discs. Changing your daily chewing routine. Pain when chewing and unilateral chewing can lead to joint disorders; can cause jaw joint disorders. Experiencing intense stress and psychological disorders can cause a very troublesome process in mouth movements. Complaints such as tinnitus and dizziness may also be among the symptoms. As a result of the jaw joint being connected with the skull, such complaints may occur. Pain radiating to the ear, tooth, neck and eye is frequently seen among the symptoms. What are the Causes of Jaw Joint (Temporomandibular) Disorders? With the weakening of the jaw muscles and the laziness of the jawbone, the jawbone cannot be used actively and the muscles weaken. Jaw joint disorders may occur as a result of the loss of harmony between the jaw joint and the disc in the joint and the slippage of the disc. Incorrect treatments and procedures that damage the relationship of the jaws with each other are also included under this title. The habit of chewing gum is a habit that is very damaging to the jaw joint. Difficulty while yawning or eating, opening the mouth more than necessary, consuming hard foods are among the causes of jaw joint disorders. If you have strained the jaw joints or feel pain, you can apply a hot compress to the aching area with a hot towel when you wake up in the morning. This ailment, which is generally seen in the middle-aged and older group, needs to be treated with care. Otherwise, it may cause other physiological and psychological problems. ​ What is Teeth Grinding or Teeth Clenching? Teeth grinding / clenching, also known as bruxism, is a problem that increases with stress and adversely affects dental health when left untreated. Because it usually occurs during sleep, people who have this problem are not aware that they are grinding and clenching their teeth unless they experience pain. It may cause waking up with a vague pain in the morning. If it is not treated for a long time, it causes big problems such as not being able to open the mouth. ​ Initially, it starts with complaints such as headache, facial pain and jaw pain in the morning. It progresses over time and causes difficulty in eating and opening and closing the mouth, causing increased jaw problems. People with jaw discomfort can apply to the jaw surgery clinic. However, in emergencies, you can also apply to ear, nose, throat and neurology clinics. ​ It is important that you start the treatment process, which you will determine with z, quickly. It is necessary to raise awareness of the patient and transfer the necessary information and details. This problem can be easily avoided by using dental plates. They are transparent plates used to prevent the teeth in the lower and upper jaws from touching each other and to cut their contact. The patient needs to be specially prepared by taking the size of the mouth. Protective appliances made of hard acrylic material can be used. It is called the night guard. Just like dental plaques, it is used to prevent the lower and upper jaw teeth from touching each other. In addition, tincture relaxants and hot compresses will relieve the tension in the muscles and allow you to relax. It should be used with the recommendation and advice of your doctor. ​ What Kind of Problems Does Teeth Grinding or Clenching Cause? In the first stages of the discomfort, it causes problems such as head, face and jaw pain complaints in the morning. However, as the severity increases and the disease progresses, the pain increases and causes serious problems. This disorder, which occurs in jaw joint disorders, can cause pain every time you open and close your mouth. As a result, it may cause you to be unable to open your mouth. The teeth that you clenched with pressure that you cannot control at night may break or fall out due to excessive pressure. It creates sensitivity in your jaw muscles. It causes damage to the teeth and cheeks. ​ What should be considered in the treatment of the jaw joint? The doctor you choose during the treatment process will become one of the most important criteria. Your communication with your dentist should be accurate and understandable. Your doctor can apply many treatment methods together. Regular use of medications and regular visits if physical therapy is given are essential for a positive outcome of the treatment. If your doctor has recommended a diet, it should be done regularly without interruption. If a prosthetic splint is included in the treatment, you should continue to use it regularly as recommended by your dentist, unless otherwise informed by your doctor. If you have started using plaques, you should go to regular checkups and carefully monitor the development and healing process. ​ How to Understand Improvement in Jaw Joint Treatment? It is a process that varies according to the size of the problem you are experiencing and the severity of the pain. A severe pain may not heal completely every time you experience it. For this reason, it is very important that you start your treatment under the control of a doctor as soon as the size of the pain increases. Another criterion is that you can continue your daily activities without pain. The fact that you can perform actions that use jaw joint movements intensively, such as eating, talking, and yawning, without pain, is a sign that the treatment is going well. ​ Is Talking Too Much Among the Causes of Jaw Joint Disorders? There is no scientific knowledge or anything said by doctors as talking too much causes jaw joint disorders. However, it may be necessary to be careful as moving the jaw too much will be a negative situation during the treatment process. ​ How should the chin be used to prevent chin joint disorders? You need to pay attention to dental and oral hygiene. Oral hygiene, which is one of the most important criteria, is very important. You should not neglect your dentist checks. Even if you do not have any problems with your teeth or jaw, you should consult a dentist every 6 months and have your routine check-ups. ​ You should avoid bad habits such as nail biting, pen biting, and trying to break hard-shelled foods with your teeth. You will also have a great role in solving jaw joint disorders. You can start physical therapy with the advice of a doctor to correct your posture and posture. With regular physical therapy, you can easily get rid of joint ailments. Lips should be closed, teeth should be open. You must have the right posture. When chewing something, you should use your right and left jaws equally. The act of chewing on one side will cause discomfort. The hardest suggestion you should pay attention to is to stay away from stress. You should try to live a calm and stress-free life.

Laminated Tooth Veneer What is Laminated Tooth Veneer? Laminated Tooth Veneer is known as the process performed with a thin layer applied on the healthy tooth. It is made as a result of filing performed in a very small amount. It is the application of prosthesis together with the leaf coating process, which comes from the Latin. ​ In order for the dental problems that the person is uncomfortable to be able to be solved, it is necessary to go through the control of the specialist physician. ​ Otherwise, there is no possibility of realizing the treatment or knowing about the dental problem. It is known as laminated tooth veneer in the treatment method that is frequently preferred in our country and in the world and provides great benefits in dental technology. ​ Before the procedure, the patient undergoes a preliminary examination. It uses imaging techniques to get information about the dental problem. If the patient has any ailment, it should be eliminated first. Otherwise, it is not possible for the procedure to be applicable. It is a method used in the treatment method due to the wear of the teeth over time. How is Laminated Tooth Veneer Made? Gum recession occurs due to various reasons. Apart from this, a yellowish appearance may appear on the teeth. In the front, the upper and lower teeth begin to turn yellow and then black. Due to the staining problem, the teeth are damaged and with the emergence of a bad image, the inevitable end of the person's lack of self-confidence. For this reason, the controls are carried out by going through the control of the dentist. ​ First of all, porcelain veneer is prepared. With this prepared coating, a natural image should be obtained. The surface of the teeth is cleaned and a light abrasion is done to prepare the ground for the coating process. ​ It is of great importance that the veneer being prepared is placed on the surface of the tooth and adhered. Who is Laminated Dental Veneer Applied to? In order for the procedure to be applicable, the patient must fulfill certain conditions. Therefore, before the procedure, the patient's suitability for treatment is determined together with the examinations performed and the medical history information obtained. In such cases, it is determined how advantageous the result of the treatment will be for the patients. To give an example; This procedure is not considered appropriate for patients who grind their teeth at night. It cannot be applied as a result of nail biting and chronic illness. ​ It is suitable for the patients who are suitable for the procedure, mostly for those who have crooked teeth or crooked teeth. Dental veneer is known as the correct treatment method for the problem of gaps in the teeth, yellowing of the color of the teeth, and most physical disorders in the teeth can be eliminated. ​ How to Care for Laminate Tooth Veneer? Oral and dental health is one of the health conditions that are of great importance and must be performed correctly by everyone. Under normal conditions, teeth should be brushed for two minutes during the day. Appropriate times are determined as morning and evening. ​ This situation may vary according to the social life of the person. But it should be cleaned twice a day, for two minutes. In addition, auxiliary equipment such as oral solution and dental floss can also be used. Care must be taken when using dental floss. Because here, you may be faced with the situation of damaging the teeth and the formation of unexpected problems. After the dental veneer treatment, care should be taken not to bite solid and hard objects. It is absolutely necessary not to cause an increase in problems by avoiding teeth grinding or nail biting problems. In order to have more natural teeth, it is of great importance to follow the instructions given by the specialist physician. What are the Advantages of Laminated Teeth? As in coating processes, it is performed with the help of strong adhesives used in medical fields. Here the coating is done accurately without the risk of falling or breaking. After the laminate veneer process, there is no blackening or yellowing of the teeth. It has the feature of making more than one laminated tooth veneer. After the treatment, more natural and white teeth are obtained. Here, it is known as a treatment method that is carried out without damaging the natural tooth. It can be done easily because it does not disturb the structure of the tooth. Laminated Dental Veneer Usage Period Each treatment has its own lifespan. Here, too, the lifetime of the dental veneer treatment may vary. It is possible to extend the life of the laminated coating by following the instructions given by the specialist physician and paying attention to the situations to be avoided. The lifetime of the laminated coating is generally known as lifetime. However, if the patient comes face to face with problems, this will shorten the life of the treatment in a short time. Although years have passed, there is still the opportunity to benefit from the advantages of treatment. It is possible to turn this into a lifelong treatment with regular brushing of the teeth after drinking harmful foods such as tea, coffee and cigarettes. ​ Why Should Dental Veneers Be Performed? Thanks to its light permeable feature, it provides a more natural appearance on the teeth. Despite the harmful food taken, it definitely does not change color. Therefore, it is recommended to be done because it is an ideal treatment method for people who do not have dental problems or health problems. ​ In some cases, it also prevents the formation of dental calculus. The formation of tartar is normally among the problems that damage the teeth and gums of the person. It helps to complete the laminated tooth veneer treatment in a short time by performing the coating process with only a slight abrasion on the surface of the tooth. ​ How Long Is the Treatment Period of Laminated Tooth Veneer? The patient makes the right decision by applying for dental veneer treatment, which is done at his own request and in order to obtain a more aesthetic appearance. Conditions such as facial anatomy, tooth shape, mouth and gums should be considered. ​ Thus, it is ensured that the coating process is done correctly and effectively. Otherwise, the treatment will be nothing but disappointment. For this, it is necessary to carry out the treatment with the help of reliable and experienced specialist physicians. ​ The duration of treatment and the life of the treatment; It varies depending on the experience of the dentist. It is generally known as a combined treatment with 2-3 sessions. In other words, it has a limitation of 7-10 days on average. If the patient does not have serious health problems or dental problems, treatment is started and completed as soon as possible. ​ How Long Does Laminate Tooth Last? The effects of treatment methods may change over time. These changes are; It may vary depending on the method used, the experience of the dentist or the points that the patient should pay attention to after the procedure. ​ It is of great importance that the instructions given are strictly followed in order for the treatment to last and to have healthier smiles. Otherwise, the laminated coating life will be shortened soon, causing problems to increase. ​ Laminated Teeth or Good Zirconium? Laminate tooth and zirconium tooth application are two different treatment methods. Both have many advantages in their own right and are among the treatment methods preferred by many patients. In such cases, it is important to compare the two and decide on the coating method that the patient sees as appropriate and close. ​ Zirconium is preferred in dental applications because it is not metal-supported. It does not create odor and taste in the mouth. ​ It is also the right choice for people with allergies. It is performed under the application of local anesthesia. After the teeth are reduced, the zirconium is placed on the tooth. ​ While the teeth in the zirconium coating are designed, they are prepared in special furnaces. It does not harm the person and does not cause an increase in dental problems. ​ On the other hand, dental veneer treatment is a treatment method performed in a short time. There are great differences with zirconium. There is no need for tooth reduction here. Only after a very slight abrasion of the tooth surface is the veneer of the laminated tooth placed on it. ​ Can a single tooth be laminated? Here, more than one tooth can be veneered. There is no laminate coating limit to be used in the application. Only after making sure that there is no oral and dental problem can be done. ​ In order to get detailed and precise information, a dentist should be examined. It can be made suitable for all broken, split and crooked teeth. Since a more natural image is obtained, smiles are made without the need to hide them. ​ Does Laminated Teeth Cause Odor? This situation can be handled in two different ways. Changes can be seen depending on the quality of the product used and preferred. Dental veneers, which are made of quality materials, do not cause odor problems. In fact, the problem of bad odor that arises here is related to the oral hygiene of the tooth. ​ Problems arise due to gum disease, oral bacteria and many other reasons. This has nothing to do with dental veneers. As a result of such situations, it is absolutely necessary to perform oral and dental care regularly and be examined by a dentist. ​ What is Leaf Laminate? This condition, known as leaf lamination, is actually also known as dental veneer treatment. It helps to eliminate broken, split or oblique problems in teeth. In order for the teeth to be in a certain shape, superficial abrasion must be done first. Laminated teeth are designed according to the measurements taken afterwards. ​ Conditions such as preferred color, position and form need to be considered. It imitates natural teeth and makes them look smoother. After the abrasion on the surface, first a layer is placed on the tooth, and it gets its name from here as a laminated leaf. ​ Is Laminated Teeth Permanent? It is known as the ideal and right choice among aesthetic applications. It certainly does not cause a person's health or dental problems. If used correctly, a natural image is obtained. ​ In cases where certain terms and conditions are not met, this may take a short time. This causes the patient to get unsuccessful results. In fact, the reason for the emergence of this problem can be handled in two different ways. ​ It may vary depending on the issues that the person should pay attention to and the quality of the material used. If one of these two conditions is dominant, the failure rate of treatment is quite high. In this context; It is known that dental veneer treatment is long-lasting.

About Us DENT ASYA CLINIC Dentasya Dental Clinic, established in the year 2004 in Umraniye, Istanbul, continues to serve professional services in dental treatments, with its highly skilled and experienced staff members. Providing the following services; Oral Diagnosis and Radiology, Conservative and Restorative Dentistry, Endodontics (Canal Treatment), Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Implantology, Periodontology Gingival Diseases and Treatment), Pedodontics (Pediatric Dentistry), Orthodontics, Prosthetic Laser Assisted Dentistry, Aesthetic Dentistry, Temporo Mandibular Joint Disease Treatments with up-to-date, modern methods. DT. SELMİN BADEM KAYABAŞ Our Story As Dentasya Dental Clinic, we started to serve in Ümraniye in 2004. Oral Diagnosis and Radiology Conservative and Restorative Dentistry Endodontics (Canal Treatment) Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery implantology Periodontology (Gum Diseases and Treatment) Pedodontics (Pediatric Dentistry) Orthodontics Prosthesis Laser Assisted Dentistry Aesthetic Dentistry We provide services in the fields of Temporo Mandibular Joint Diseases and Treatment. It is the most important principle of our understanding of medicine to meet all kinds of oral and dental health needs of our patients and to ensure that they leave our clinic happy, satisfied and smiling. ​ Our Mission To provide oral and dental health services in accordance with international standards in all branches of dentistry with technological equipment and competent medical personnel, based on patient satisfaction. ​ Our Vision To be a leading institution and reference center with the quality of the service you provide in all branches of dentistry. Meet The Team DT. NESRİN BİLGİÇ ÇÖKÜK Dentist DT. SELİM ÖZTÜRK Dentist DR. TUBA SOYGÜDEN Periodontologist DR. SEMİH ÇERGEL Dentist EXPERT DR. NEVZAT MUSTAFA CARPAR Orthodontics DR. DİLŞAD ŞENÖZ ARICAN Periodontologist Bank Accounts Account Name: ANADOLU SAĞLIK HİZMETLERİ SAN.TİC.LTD.ŞTİ IS BANK IBAN USD TR09 0006 4000 0021 0601 8607 86 IS BANK IBAN EURO TR68 0006 4000 0021 0601 8607 91

Zirconium Dental Veneers What is Zirconium Dental Veneers? Zirconium Dental Veneer is one of the most preferred methods in porcelain veneers made in dental veneers. There are two different ways to classify here. It is realized with metal support and without metal support. It is now easier to have more natural smiles and attract attention with white teeth. It is a treatment method performed by dentists to eliminate dental problems. Since the zirconium tooth coating is processed in special furnaces, there is no damage or damage. ​ It is a dental veneer made to prevent tooth loss. It is a pure substance that has a white color. However, in order for it to be used in the treatment method, it is converted to zirconium ceramic. Since it is processed and produced in the special ovens used, there is absolutely no harm. A more natural image is obtained. Since it has a light transmittance feature, it also does not cause odor or bad taste in the mouth. How is Zirconium Dental Veneer Made? First of all, before starting the zirconium dental veneer treatment, the patient's suitability for the procedure is determined. As a result of subsequent examinations, planning is made after the suitability for the procedure is finalized. You will have detailed information about the dental problem and its condition. ​ Before the procedure, local anesthesia is applied. Thus, the treatment is carried out without any pain during the procedure. After the numbness begins, the teeth are reduced. In this way, the coating process provides convenience as they have become before. ​ The measurement is taken in accordance with the tooth. Color selection is made and zirconium coating is prepared in a special laboratory environment. Ready veneers are attached to the teeth with a special adhesive gel. It is known as a very permanent and reliable treatment method. Who is Zirconium Dental Veneer Suitable for? It is performed in order to get healthy results and prevent bone resorption in tooth fractures, damage problems or decayed teeth. It can be preferred if the gingiva is above or receding. Tooth alignment may not be the same for everyone. ​ Because of this, zirconium dental crown is the appropriate treatment method for those who have amorphous tooth problems, do not have long-term white teeth and want to have cleaner teeth. ​ What are the Advantages of Zirconium Dental Veneers? It is an ideal and comfortable treatment method for many patients. Therefore, it takes its place among the very popular application. Since three-dimensional imaging is performed in the computer environment, treatment becomes easier. In this way, more information about the tooth is obtained. It is used for a long time because it is durable and strong. It is durable because it does not cause problems for the formation of very cold and very hot sensitivity. Since it does not contain metal or metal-like active substances, it does not cause bad taste or odor in the mouth. In addition, it can be safely preferred in the application of zirconium dental veneers to cause allergy formation. It can be handled as metal-supported and non-metal-supported. It provides a greater advantage over metal-supported coatings. There is no bad taste and odor in the mouth. Like other applications, it does not cause a blackness problem on the gums. Along with these; For those who want to benefit from zirconium dental veneer treatment, there is no sensitivity to heat or cold. It does not create a matte image due to its ability to transmit light. On the contrary, it makes it look more natural. It can be safely preferred without causing gum problems or diseases in and around the gums. ​ When is it necessary to go to control after coating? After the dental veneer process is performed, there is no additional need to be done. It is important to continue the procedures performed on natural teeth in the same way. Dentist check-ups should be done regularly every six months. In this way, possible problems are prevented and effective results are obtained. ​ Can it be applied to those with gum disease? In order for the procedure to be applicable, the person must not have any health problems. This helps to get effective results. First of all, the disease that occurs in the gum must be detected and eliminated. It should not be forgotten that this requires some time and it is necessary to wait. Afterwards, zirconium dental veneer treatment can be applied correctly. ​ How is Zirconium Veneer Attached to the Teeth? While preparing the zirconium tooth, it is designed with the use of special furnaces. Special adhesive gels are used to cover specially designed teeth. It is known that the coating made with special adhesives is a lifetime treatment. ​ Will its color change in the future? Regular maintenance should be done with the zirconium tooth coating, which has a light-permeable feature and makes the teeth look more natural. Since zirconium is a smooth surface on its own, it is not possible to cause any color change on the teeth. However, if it is used frequently in harmful foods, color change can be seen. It is necessary to be more careful, as coffee, tea, cigarettes, coloring drinks are consumed too often, and the teeth may change color. This can be prevented by regular brushing. ​ Is There Any Pain During Tooth Veneer? Before the veneer is performed, the patient's natural teeth are reduced in size. It is a treatment method performed under local anesthesia. As a result, it is absolutely impossible to feel pain. Veneer teeth are prepared in a special laboratory environment in accordance with the measurements taken. After the coating process is done, a light pressure is applied to the teeth. However, mild tingling may also occur. ​ How Long Does the Dental Veneer Process Take? The construction phase and the coating phase is a subject that varies. Before the procedure, the patient's teeth are checked. A tooth size is taken for the coating to be made on it. The size of the teeth must be adjusted in a way that does not damage the jawbone. ​ Particular attention is paid to make it more suitable for facial anatomy. As a result of the measurements taken, the zirconium tooth should be prepared in a special laboratory environment. The zirconium teeth obtained will only be coated on the tooth. The duration of the reduced teeth varies according to the number of teeth to be veneered. Then, the coating process is performed and the process is completed by gluing it only with special gels. ​ How Long Is the Dental Veneer Life? Since it is a long-term usable treatment method, it is safely preferred by many people. In order to obtain a more aesthetic appearance, zirconium teeth would be more ideal. The lifespan varies from person to person. The lifespan varies according to the foods and beverages taken. In such cases, precise information cannot be given. ​ As a result of regular controls, healthier teeth and smiles are obtained. In this way, it is possible to see that the zirconium tooth has a longer life. It is considered appropriate to remove the expired zirconium tooth after it is checked by the dentist. ​ Is Dental Veneer Harmful? There is no risk of tooth coating or harm to the person. Because here, the veneer method is applied to make the teeth healthier and to prevent diseases such as osteoporosis. There is no damage in the zirconium tooth coating method used here. It is carried out without harming the person's health and teeth. ​ Can Teeth Veneers Be Whitened? Before the veneer process, the zirconium tooth veneer situation that is suitable for the patient is decided. In line with the measurements taken, the tooth color is also decided. It is possible to obtain white teeth in tooth coating made at the request of the person. With the reduction of natural teeth, their veneer is performed. With the veneer, you can have more natural and whiter teeth. ​ I have an allergy to metal, can I use zirconia teeth? The biggest feature of the zirconium coating is that it is not metal-supported. Because metal-supported coatings are generally known as situations that cause discomfort and allergic problems. There is no bad odor or taste in the mouth. Therefore, allergic problems can be prevented by getting help from zirconium dental veneer treatment. ​ Does Zircon Coating Cause Different Taste and Odor in My Mouth? It is a fact that some dental veneer treatments create odor and taste in the mouth. For this reason, one of the fearful situations of many people is the formation of taste and odor in the mouth after coating. ​ Zirconium dental veneer is among the coatings that have been mentioned recently and do not harm the teeth. Thanks to its light-permeable feature, it is a treatment method that does not create odor or taste in the mouth. It is known as an effective and ideal method that the patient can safely choose. ​ How to Care for Zirconium Teeth? There is no need for any additional conditions to occur here. In normal daily life, there is no difference in the care of natural teeth. In other words, teeth should be brushed twice a day. ​ By using dental floss, it is ensured that tooth cleaning becomes most effective. It is of great importance that the doctor's checks performed every six months are repeated and not neglected. ​ Does zirconium cause damage in cases where tooth replacement is required? They differ according to the method they are preferred in order to replace the veneers on the teeth. There are two different ways of changing in the zirconium tooth coating method. It is handled in the form of bridge and crown restoration. It varies mostly depending on the patient's dental condition and the patient's condition. In the crown method, force must be applied. In the bridge method, it is to ensure that the veneer is cut away from the tooth as a result of cutting it. ​ For Which Ages Is Zircon Dental Veneer Suitable? Since it is a fixed treatment method, the person must have completed the development process. As a result, the body develops until the age of 18-20. After cleaning the mouth and teeth before the procedure, the patient is ready for the procedure. In this way, it helps to get more effective results. In case the body's development process is completed, the zirconium tooth coating method may be preferred. Are Those Who Have Zirconium Coating Satisfied? It is among the most preferred treatment methods among dental veneer treatment methods in daily life. With its light-permeable feature, it makes a great contribution to the preference of many people because it does not cause odor and taste in the mouth. It is used by many women and men for a long time, as it is resistant to damage that may occur. Especially for people who are allergic to metal, zirconium tooth coating is the most ideal choice.

Endodontics What is Oral Endodontics? Endodontics is a branch of dentistry and is applied together with root canal treatment. It deals with diseases that occur in tissues such as veins and nerves in the inner part of the tooth, as well as in the tissues around the tooth. Endodontics; whitening teeth, treatment of traumatized teeth and the treatment of many dental diseases such as these. ​ Teeth are the first organ where the digestive system begins. For this reason, many foods come into direct contact with the teeth. The teeth in our body are in a structure that will prepare the ground for the formation of many diseases. The pulp that endodontics deals with is one of the tooth layers and is located in the root canal inside the tooth. The pulp is a soft structure equipped with nerves and blood vessels. Endodontics, which deals with a wide area, applies the treatment of diseases that occur in this layer. How is Endodontics Done? If the existing dental infections have descended to the pulp layer of the tooth, endodontics prevents the extraction of this tooth. In the old practices, the infected tooth was extracted and it was not possible to save it. Endodontics performs the treatment of such damaged teeth. ​ During the endodontic procedure, the pulp and nerves are removed. The infection inside the teeth is cleaned. Then the teeth are filled and the patient can use their teeth as before. ​ After this application, only hot and cold sensation sensitivity occurs in the teeth. As a result of this treatment, tooth loss is prevented and the tooth is regained. The tooth, whose nerve tissue is damaged, is divided into pieces and bacteria settle in these spaces. While multiplying bacteria cause great damage to the tooth, it can also spread to other teeth. In cases where endodontics does not interfere with tooth decay, the jawbone may be damaged along with tooth decay. ​ Endodontist is the name given to dentistry that deals with the dental nerves. First, a dental x-ray is taken and the diseased tooth is detected. Then, local anesthesia is applied to that area by the physician. In order to prevent the area from getting wet, the teeth are covered with a waterproof material and root canal treatment is applied in this way. Very small holes are created to reach the area. The diseased area is intervened in a dry and wide area. Here, the doctor cleans all the infections that occur outside the teeth and teeth. The tooth is completely cleared of damaged parts. ​ It is necessary to fill the gaps in the cleared area. For this reason, the drilled tooth is thoroughly enlarged and the filling process is completed in the teeth. The enlargement process is called channel filing. After the filling process, the opened hole in the tooth is closed. In Which Situations Is Endodontic Method Applied? Endodontics, which examines the tooth in depth, considers the tooth and jaw as a whole. This treatment method is based on the prevention of tooth loss. In extensive dental infections, it is ensured that the tooth and tooth environment are completely free of infection. Endodontic application gives healthy results in inflammations reaching down to the jawbone. It also provides cleaning processes in tooth fragmentation. ​ With the decision of the physician, endodontic treatment is applied in diseases such as dental caries, cracked teeth, bridged and dentures, and deep dental caries. It is also known as root canal treatment among the people. It is a method used directly in dental caries. ​ It creates a definitive solution to infections in root canals. Diseased and painful tooth can be easily healed with this method without the need for tooth extraction. The teeth of the patient are restored to their former state by filling the gaps formed in the area of ​​​​the cleaned teeth. All teeth are cleaned of bacteria and problems such as yellowing, decay and darkening are eliminated. ​ Pain After Endodontics Endodontics, which is applied for the purpose of saving the tooth, is a very common treatment method, no matter how sensitive it is. One of the most common dental problems today is tooth decay. During this application, local anesthesia is applied by the physician due to the spread of the caries. ​ Treatment begins with anesthetizing the tooth. For this reason, no pain is felt during the treatment phase. After root canal treatment, slight pain and ache may be felt after the effect of the drug wears off. In some cases, it is observed that pain or ache in the mouth lasts for several days. ​ Depending on the area where the infections in the teeth spread, numbness may be felt in the teeth for a few days. The severity of the pain or ache is determined by the size of the discomfort of the tooth. Usually, these pains are temporary and incisional. ​ What Does Endodontic Treatment Do? Endodontics, which aims to restore the old functions of the teeth, is a treatment method that helps to save the teeth. With this treatment method, the natural structure of the teeth is preserved. This method, which aims to prevent tooth loss, is one of the permanent treatment methods. It is ensured that not only the tooth, but also the surrounding of the tooth is free of infections. ​ Bacterial infections that go down to the jawbone are completely cleared by the endodontic method. Damages in the dental pulp and surrounding tissues are removed with the most appropriate technique. It is aimed to regain the tooth by applying the endodontic method on teeth with problems such as fractures, caries and trauma. In root canal treatment, the position of the tooth in the mouth is preserved. As it is known, dental caries is a widespread problem. Endodontics is also used in the treatment process of the mouth and face. It is aimed to prevent pulp diseases. This method of treatment prevents the spread of recurring dental infections. ​ Endodontic teeth whitening procedures are also applied here. After the root canal treatment, the gaps formed are eliminated. Filling procedures are performed on the teeth that need filling, and the tooth is regained its former functions. It is an effective dental treatment method in the treatment of teeth that have undergone dental trauma. ​ How Long Does Endodontics Take? If the endodontic root canal treatment decision is made for the damaged and diseased tooth, this means that the tooth can be saved. Root canal treatment is a treatment method applied to get rid of infection of the teeth. This method, which is applied to protect the natural tooth structure, also removes the bacteria in the root canal from the teeth. ​ Infection around the tooth is caused by the proliferation of bacteria that settle in the root canal. If the pulp is damaged by a bacterial infection, it is decided to apply endodontics if this situation is determined by the physician. ​ Treatment time varies according to the number of root canals in the tooth. At the same time, the difficulty of the root canals and the jaw structure can also change this period. To say an average treatment time, 1 or 1.5 hours can be given for a 3-channel tooth. ​ What Should Be Considered After Endodontics? After endodontic treatment, in which deep dental caries are removed, there are situations that should be considered as after every treatment. The treatment is completed in a single session. For this reason, with careful attention to some issues, rapid recovery occurs. Care should be taken not to overuse the treated tooth. ​ After the treatment, it is necessary to pay attention to the consumption of hot or cold. After the completion of the treatment, no food or drink should be consumed for one or two hours. After the treatment, pain and ache may occur in the mouth for a few days. For this reason, warm food should be consumed for a few days and the consumption of hard foods should be avoided. Oral care and hygiene should not be interrupted. If oral care is disrupted, infection and decay problems may occur again in the teeth. It should not be forgotten that the most effective way to prevent tooth decay is dental care. ​ How Long Can Teeth Be Used After Endodontics? The aim is to save the tooth instead of pulling it out. The cost of endodontic method is the least dental application. It is an inevitable treatment method in cases where the pulp tissue, which is the tooth layer, is damaged and the tooth is fragmented. ​ In order to regain the old form of the cleaned and repaired teeth, the filling process is performed and the gaps are removed. Teeth with root canal treatment are not distinguished from other teeth in terms of appearance. For this reason, there is no concern for aesthetic appearance in endodontics. ​ If the root canal treated tooth is well cared for after the treatment, it can be used for life. We prevent the formation of bacteria and caries in the treated tooth with oral care. ​ Can Endodontics Fail? The endodontic method, which purifies the mouth and teeth from bacteria, is applied to most people today. It is easily applied to everyone with the aim of saving the teeth and regaining their old structure. It is a treatment method that is mostly successful and receives good returns, except for adverse situations and patient-related reasons. After treatment, tooth decay is inevitable in neglected teeth. With the consumption of hard foods, fractures may occur in the fillings. There may be a re-infection with bacterial growth in the root canals. ​ All of these are failures caused by the patient. On the other hand, improper application of root canal treatment creates a suitable environment for the growth of bacteria. These bacteria then cause infection in the root canals. Although there is a small chance that the treatment will fail, root canal treatment should be applied without making any mistakes. ​ Does the Endodontic Tooth Inflamm Again? Endodontics, one of the successful dental treatment methods, is an easily applied method. Although the success rate is quite high, the margin of error is quite low. However, due to the person's not paying attention to oral care and disruption of oral hygiene, problems may occur again in treated teeth. ​ Fractures are seen in fillings with hard blows in the mouth or consumption of hard-textured food. Thus, due to patient-related reasons, a re-inflammation of the teeth may occur. If there is a bacterial leakage into the root canals again, infection may occur here as well. ​ In addition, root canal treatment is a re-applicable method. Previous fillings can be renewed again. For this reason, there are issues that the patient should pay attention to after the treatment. By paying attention to these issues, it is not possible to experience any discomfort in the teeth and root canals. ​ Does Endodontic-Canal Treated Tooth Pain? Endodontic method is applied in the treatment of problematic and painful teeth. In this method, the problematic tooth is completely purified and transformed into its old structure. After these procedures, filling processes are applied to prevent the cavities formed in the cleaned tooth from getting air. The teeth are filled without leaving any gaps in order to prevent any pain. ​ Root canal treatment is not a painful procedure. In other words, the patient does not feel any pain during the treatment phase. However, depending on the infection in the teeth, a numbness problem may occur in the mouth. ​ The spread of the infection that spreads to the roots is a determining cause of the severity of pain. After a few days of pain after the treatment, no pain is felt afterwards. ​ What should I do if my pain does not go away? It is normal to feel some pain in the area after frequently applied endodontic treatment. It is also normal to feel a numbness in the chin as the mouth remains open for a long time during the treatment. After the treatment, if it is determined by the physician that more pain will be felt than usual, painkillers can be given to the patient. ​ After the treatment, it is necessary to pay attention to the chewing condition. No chewing should be done on the treated tooth. It is necessary to consume food by paying attention to the hot and cold balance. ​ In addition, consuming hard foods can damage the filling and increase the severity of the pain. The reason for physician-induced pain is that the root canal is not completely free of bacteria.

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Dt. Selmin Badem Kayabaş – Founder Dr. Selmin Badem Kayabaş was born in Malatya in 1972. She graduated from Istanbul University Faculty of Dentistry in 1994. With over 30 years of experience, she has specialized in aesthetic dentistry, laser-assisted dentistry, and implantology. She is a member of the Turkish Dental Association and also serves as a founding member and board member of the Dental Clinic Operators Association. Dr. Selmin Badem Kayabaş is the founder of Dentasya Dental Clinic.

Dr. Mustafa Çarpar – Orthodontic Specialist Dr. Mustafa Çarpar was born in Ankara in 1962. He graduated from Marmara University Faculty of Dentistry in 1986. He completed his doctoral studies in the Department of Orthodontics at Marmara University in 1990. His areas of expertise include orthodontics. Dr. Mustafa Çarpar is also a member of the Turkish Dental Association, Istanbul Chamber of Dentists, Turkish Orthodontic Society, and Turkish Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry. He has been working at Dentasya Dental Clinic since 2016.

Laser Treatment What is Laser Treatment? Laser Treatment is carried out in soft and hard tissue in dentistry. Some of these applications are cleaning of dental caries, root canal treatments, dental fillings, all kinds of surgical procedures in the jawbone and gums, shaping the gums, aesthetic dental treatments, removing the sensitivity of sensitive teeth, lightening the color of dark gums, teeth whitening, herpes and aphthae treatments. Laser Periodontology Services Surgical procedure stages in flap operations Lightening the color of dark gums Shaping the gingiva Laser Implant Services Stages of surgical procedures with laser technology in implant treatment applications ​ Laser in General Dentistry; Cleaning dental caries Root canal treatments Desensitization of sensitive teeth dental fillings It is used in the treatment of herpes and aphthae. Laser Aesthetic Applications Teeth whitening In porcelain laminate veneer preparation It is used in aesthetic dental treatments. Laser Surgical Procedures All kinds of surgical procedures on the jawbone All kinds of surgical procedures on the gums Laser Pedodontics Services Children's dental fillings Cleaning dental caries Laser Application Areas Gum: It can provide sterilization in the areas where laser is used and prevent re-infection. In patients with genetically excessive purple discoloration (hyperpigmentation), peeling can be done with laser in 3 or 4 sessions. It is also used in the treatment of soft tissue and gingival wounds. Fibromas (harmless pathological growths in tissues) formed in the mouth can be removed with laser. Surgical Applications: Complications that may occur during the procedure (bleeding, swelling, etc.) can be reduced in surgical applications performed with laser. Teeth Whitening: It can be used in whitening processes. Prosthesis: Before gluing porcelain laminates, empress crowns and procera crowns from aesthetic dentistry applications, laser etching can be performed on the tooth surface and this process can reduce the risk of falling crowns.