Modern Solution for Missing Teeth: Implant Technology and Digital Smile Design
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A healthy and aesthetic smile is one of the most important factors that directly affect not only our physical appearance but also our self-confidence and social life. Beyond aesthetic concerns, tooth deficiencies threaten general health by causing deterioration in chewing functions and melting of the jawbone.
The traditional bridge and prosthesis methods applied in the past have been replaced by titanium-supported "Implant" technology, which is one of the most successful and permanent treatment methods in dentistry today.
Implants are artificial tooth roots placed in the jawbone to replace missing teeth. Made of tissue-friendly (biocompatible) titanium material, these roots are fully integrated with the jawbone and fully fulfill all the feel and function of a natural tooth.
Unlike traditional methods, the biggest advantage that makes the implant unique is that only the area where the missing tooth is located without any intervention to the adjacent healthy teeth.
Thanks to developing medical technologies, implant operations are now performed in a much shorter time, painlessly and with high comfort. In most cases, patients with suitable bone structure can have both implant placement and temporary tooth placement (All-on-4/6 technique) in a single session.
3D dental tomography used in modern clinics reduces the margin of error to zero by enabling millimetric measurements to be made before the operation.
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When implant treatment is combined with digital smile design, an aesthetic form that is most suitable for your facial features, lip structure and skin color is achieved. Being able to see the finished version digitally before starting the treatment gives patients great confidence.
Don't worry about your missing teeth; It is your right to smile healthily and freely.
You can make an appointment with our Oral and Dental Health department to evaluate your bone structure with our 3D imaging systems and to make the most suitable implant planning for you.