Treatment
Prosthetic Smile Design
Prosthetic smile rehabilitation, where function-aesthetic balance is planned with veneers, crowns and implant-supported restorations; It is distinct from the restorative minimal approach.
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Material selection and functional-aesthetic solutions for laminate veneers, zirconia crowns, E-max, implant-supported prostheses and full-mouth rehabilitation. A plan is created after examination.
Prosthetic dentistry covers restoration of missing or severely damaged teeth with fixed or removable prostheses.
For single-tooth loss, an implant-supported crown, conventional bridge or removable prosthesis is assessed according to clinical and anatomical conditions.
Full-mouth rehabilitation requires integrated planning of occlusion, aesthetics and function in cases of multiple missing teeth or wear.
Speech, chewing and smile dynamics may be optimised with patient feedback in prosthesis design.
Digital impressions and CAD/CAM technology may provide precision and speed in some restorations.
Functional analysis and joint assessment may improve chewing efficiency in complete denture planning.
Porcelain laminate veneers may be used to improve anterior tooth aesthetics with thin ceramic layers; minimal preparation is preferred.
Zirconia-based crowns offer high strength; in the anterior region aesthetic harmony may be achieved with porcelain layering.
E-max (lithium disilicate) all-ceramic restorations may be preferred in anterior and posterior regions for translucency and aesthetic advantages.
Porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns may be used in posterior restorations that require long-term durability.
Hybrid ceramic and composite blocks may be considered alternative materials in selected cases.
Material selection considers occlusal load, aesthetic zone and patient habits together.
Screw-retained implant prostheses may offer maintenance advantages; implant position is critical.
Bar-retained implant prostheses may increase the stability of removable dentures; bar design is planned according to occlusion.
In All-on-4 and All-on-6 concepts, same-day provisional prostheses may be assessed only in selected cases.
Implant number, diameter and placement angle are determined according to prosthesis type and bone density.
Temporary implant prostheses may provide aesthetics and function during osseointegration.
Surgical-prosthetic collaboration is critical for long-term outcomes in implant-supported rehabilitation.
Impressions may be taken with digital scanners or conventional methods; model analysis shows occlusal relationships.
Shade and shape selection is performed with attention to face type, skin tone and patient preferences.
During the temporary prosthesis period, aesthetics and function can be tested; revisions may be made before the final prosthesis.
After delivery, occlusal adjustment and patient adaptation may be completed over several control visits.
Functional wax-up and mock-up may help make aesthetic expectations concrete.
Occlusal splints and night guards may be planned to protect prostheses in patients with bruxism.
For fixed prostheses, floss, interdental brushes and regular professional cleaning support marginal gum health.
For removable prostheses, night removal, cleaning and periodic relining needs are assessed.
In implant-supported prostheses, early intervention is important in screw loosening or fractured components.
Prosthesis longevity depends on usage habits, oral hygiene and regular follow-up.
Temporary measures and recementation may be considered if ceramic fractures or a crown comes loose.
Prosthesis fit and function are reassessed at regular controls to optimise comfort.
Patient education on prosthesis care and emergency protocols is shared at delivery.
Prosthetic smile rehabilitation, where function-aesthetic balance is planned with veneers, crowns and implant-supported restorations; It is distinct from the restorative minimal approach.
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Smile appearance planned with personalized aesthetic goals; It is not the only standard treatment; whitening, bonding or veneers may be included in the plan.
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Shade evaluation before prosthetic planning and tone harmony of new restorations with natural teeth; Existing crowns and veneers may not whiten. A plan is created after clinical evaluation.
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Aesthetic arrangement with thin porcelain laminates bonded to the front surface of the teeth; The amount of preparation and the need for anesthesia varies from case to case, it is not applied without cutting in every case.
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Balance of aesthetics and durability with metal-free zirconia-based crowns; It is frequently evaluated in posterior teeth and implant-supported restorations.
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Full ceramic E-max crowns or restorations, which can be preferred in front tooth aesthetics with their high light transmittance; The need for resilience is assessed on a case-by-case basis.
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Traditional crown type covered with porcelain on a metal substructure; It is evaluated in some cases in terms of durability and cost, it has aesthetic limits.
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Aesthetic priority dental veneer planning with zirconia, E-max and porcelain options; Material selection is made according to tooth position and case evaluation.
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Rehabilitation of missing teeth with crown or bridge prostheses fixed to implants; Screwed or glued connection types are evaluated separately.
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Prostheses fixed to the implant abutment with screws; It can provide ease of maintenance and repair, and is evaluated according to the implant plan and aesthetic needs.
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Removable prosthesis system that clings to the bar placed on the implants; It aims to increase stability in completely edentulous jaws and is different from fixed prosthesis.
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Removable prostheses supported by implant locator or bar connection; It aims for more stable use compared to the classical full denture. A plan is created after clinical evaluation.
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Chewing and aesthetic rehabilitation with removable dentures for complete or partial missing teeth; Implant-supported options are evaluated separately.
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Comprehensive prosthetic rehabilitation in which the function-aesthetic balance is planned in a multidisciplinary manner in case of multiple deficiency, wear or closure disorder. A plan is created after clinical evaluation.
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A personalized occlusal splint that aims to reduce teeth clenching and grinding during sleep; It is a protective part of bruxism management. A plan is created after clinical evaluation.
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Imaging assessment and consultation that support treatment planning with panoramic X-rays and Cone Beam CT (CBCT).
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A planned and safety-focused treatment approach for surgical procedures such as dental implants, All-on-4, All-on-6, impacted wisdom-tooth removal, bone grafting and sinus lift.
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Aesthetic and functional restorations are planned with composite bonding, teeth whitening and minimally invasive smile design while preserving natural tooth tissue.
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Gum disease care, aesthetic gum adjustments, Gummy Smile management and supportive periodontal treatments; regular maintenance remains important.
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Endodontic options focused on keeping the natural tooth, including root canal treatment, periapical lesion management and root canal retreatment. A plan is made after examination.
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Aesthetic and functional management of crowding and bite irregularities with braces, clear aligners and retention treatments. A plan is made after examination.
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We provide child-friendly preventive dentistry with a calm, age-appropriate approach, focusing on development monitoring and planning together with families.
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