Preventive Dentistry

Smile design treatments combine multiple aesthetic dentistry treatments to transform your smile and boost your confidence. It includes a variety of treatments and procedures aimed at improving the aesthetics of teeth, gums and the overall appearance of the mouth.

Teeth whitening is a popular cosmetic procedure that removes stains by lightening the color of teeth. There are two main types: in-office whitening, which gives quick results; at-home whitening, which takes longer to take effect. Whitening provides a brighter smile, but results can vary depending on lifestyle.

Routine dental cleanings and examinations keep teeth and gums healthy and prevent problems. Protective fillings protect the chewing surfaces of teeth against decay. Fluoride treatments strengthen tooth enamel and prevent cavities. Special mouth guards are recommended for athletes and people who grind their teeth.

Dental surgery includes procedures such as tooth extraction, implant placement and gum surgery. These treatments aim to improve oral health and function. These procedures, performed by dentists and specialists, are planned according to the needs of the patient after a comprehensive assessment.

Periodontal treatments maintain gum health and prevent gum disease. Common treatments include scaling, gum grafting, flap surgery, bone grafting, directed tissue regeneration and tooth crown lengthening. These treatments are vital to stop the progression of gum disease and maintain optimal oral health.

Laminated teeth are porcelain or composite veneers that are bonded to the front surface of teeth. They improve the appearance of discolored, broken or slightly crooked teeth. The treatment involves dentist consultation, preparation of the teeth, taking impressions, fabricating the veneers in the laboratory and placing them on the teeth. When well maintained, they are long-lasting and provide an aesthetic smile.

Restorative and prosthetic treatments use artificial dental materials to repair damaged or missing teeth, restore chewing function and improve aesthetics. Common treatments include dental veneers, bridges, dentures, dental fillings, implant-supported dentures, laminated teeth and inlays/onlays. Each treatment is planned and performed according to the patient's specific needs.

Endodontic treatment saves damaged or infected teeth. The dentist removes the infected pulp, cleans the canals and fills them with gutta-percha. The tooth is closed with a temporary or permanent filling and, if necessary, a crown is applied.

In dental implant treatment, a titanium screw is inserted into the jawbone and fused to the bone through a process of osseointegration. At the initial consultation, the dentist assesses your suitability and creates a treatment plan. The implant is placed, followed by the abutment and finally the artificial tooth. Treatment can take months and requires good oral care.