Treatments

Digital Dentistry

Digital dentistry replaces traditional techniques with state-of-the-art tools that deliver faster and more accurate results. With 3D intraoral scanners, we capture detailed digital impressions that are used in CAD/CAM systems to create restorations with exceptional precision.

This modern approach reduces treatment time and improves patient comfort. Whether it’s a crown, veneer, or full prosthesis, digital planning allows for efficient and predictable outcomes.

Frequently asked questions

What are All-on-Four and All-on-Six treatments?

These are advanced procedures where all teeth are fixed onto 4 or 6 implants in patients with no remaining teeth. Temporary teeth can be placed the same day, providing an aesthetic and functional smile. These techniques are particularly comfortable and effective for patients with bone loss.

What is the success rate of implant treatment?

Today, the success rate of implant treatments is around 96–98%. In our clinic, where I have been performing implant treatments for 7 years, our success rate is very high. The majority of the over 6,000 implants I have placed are still functioning flawlessly. The key to success is proper planning, sterile conditions, and regular follow-ups.

What is tartar and how is it cleaned?

Tartar forms when plaque hardens over time and can only be removed through professional cleaning. If left untreated, it can lead to gum disease. We use ultrasonic devices for painless and effective tartar removal.

What is smile design and who can benefit from it?

Smile design is an aesthetic dental treatment planned according to the individual's facial features, lip structure, and dental condition. Using digital measurements, a more symmetrical, natural, and aesthetic smile can be achieved. It's suitable for anyone with aesthetic concerns or with broken, discolored, or misaligned teeth.

How is gum recession treated?

If detected early, gum recession can be managed with professional cleaning and care protocols. In advanced cases, surgical procedures or graft applications may be necessary. We offer personalized treatment options based on individual needs.

Does teeth whitening damage teeth?

When performed by an experienced dentist using professional products, teeth whitening does not harm the enamel. Temporary sensitivity may occur after the procedure, but it usually subsides. A detailed exam should be done beforehand to determine eligibility.


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