There are many treatment methods that have a real tooth appearance. At the same time, dental treatment methods that will provide you with an aesthetically beautiful appearance are as follows;

1) Orthodontics

Orthodontics is the specialty of the dentistry branch that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of misaligned and crooked teeth. The treatment method for upper and lower jaw discrepancies is decided by considering the age of the patients. Orthodontic treatment helps young children's teeth come into the correct position for jaw development. At the same time, adults' jaw and facial problems such as crooked teeth are treated with orthodontics. Orthodontic treatment is performed by orthodontists for aesthetic reasons and to prevent health problems. At the same time, orthodontic treatment is applied to problems such as gum recession and tooth loss. When applying orthodontic treatment, help can be received from different surgical branches and sub-branches of dentistry.

2) Implant

Implants are titanium screws placed inside the jawbone in the treatment of lost teeth. The dental prosthesis is placed on the screws attached to the jawbone. The most important advantage of implant treatment is that it does not harm neighboring teeth. Since the implant will act as a tooth root, you can eat and smile comfortably just like your natural teeth. Implant treatment can be applied to anyone who is 18 years of age or older and has completed their facial development. Before the treatment, an x-ray is taken to determine whether the implant is suitable for the facial structure. Those with osteoporosis can have implant after receiving the appropriate treatment. Implant treatment is performed with a light sedation given to the patient. Before the implant, the patient is given a detailed examination and x-ray. Then, measurements of the jawbone and other healthy teeth are taken. There is a 6-month healing period after the implant is placed.

3)Endodontics (Root Canal Treatment)

Endodontics (Root canal treatment) is a treatment method used to save an advanced and infected tooth. During root canal treatment, the nerve and nerve pulp are removed, the inside of the tooth is cleaned and filled. Early-started root canal treatment prevents tooth loss and saves the tooth. If the aching tooth is neglected for a long time, both the neighboring teeth are damaged and the tooth is lost. In the past, when there was infection and pain in the tooth, the tooth became unsalvageable and was extracted. Today, with the development of technology, the nerve core of the tooth can be cleaned and refilled. Even if the pulp and nerves are removed, the tooth continues to fulfill its basic function. Because the dental nerves that separate from the gums and take their final shape are not vital. The only function of the dental nerves is to sense hot and cold. Depending on the condition of the tooth, the root canal treatment process is performed in a single session or in 2 sessions. If there is a severe infection in the tooth, the treatment is completed in 3 sessions.

4) Aesthetic Dentistry

Dentistry practices have developed considerably today. The aim of aesthetic dentistry practices, which are performed by many branches of dentistry, is to make the person's smile more beautiful and solve dental problems. For example, whitening yellow teeth is among the treatments applied by aesthetic dentistry. In more advanced cases, smile design treatment is included. With this treatment method, disproportionate, broken, cracked dental problems are corrected and made more aesthetic. Or the patient may have different desires, such as having longer teeth. In such cases, the doctor prepares wax teeth for the patient and tries them by placing them in the mouth. Laminate teeth are used in cases where there is a gap in the teeth. At the same time, laminates are used in cases where the teeth are shorter than they should be and crooked.

5)Digital Dentistry

Digital dentistry, developed thanks to today's possibilities, is the performance of dental treatment procedures performed with classical methods with the help of a smart mouth scanner called CAD/CAM and a computer. Thanks to the CAD-CAM device, aesthetic treatments can be performed painlessly in a time of 1-2 hours allocated to the patient.

6)Oral and Jaw Surgery

Oral and jaw surgery is the main branch of dentistry that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of all kinds of disorders of all soft tissues (tongue, cheek, lip, salivary glands), teeth, jaws and jaw joints of individuals of all age groups. Depending on the type of procedures to be performed in oral and jaw surgery and the patient's condition, it is performed under local anesthesia, conscious sedation and general anesthesia.

Treatment services applied with oral and jaw surgery;

• Buried extraction of teeth,
• removal of jaw cysts and tumors,
• treatments of jaw joint diseases,
• conservative and surgical treatments of jaw fractures,
• normal and surgical extractions of teeth,
• treatment of soft tissue diseases in the oral region,
• dental implant applications,
• treatment of cleft lip and palate,
• correction of hard tissue and soft tissue deficiencies with surgical methods,
• treatments of salivary gland diseases,
• jaw and Infection treatments developing in the facial area

7)Invisalign

Invisalign treatment is an orthodontic treatment method consisting of transparent plates specially designed for the person to straighten teeth with high technology. The most important feature of Invisalign (transparent plate) treatment is that it is used in a very aesthetic way without being visible from the outside. Although Invisalign treatment is mostly used by patients who do not want to have braces, it is also a type of treatment used by young people and children. Patients with crooked teeth problems should be checked by a doctor. After the procedure is completed, your records are sent to the computer and prepared specifically for you without human intervention. There is no pain in Invisalign treatment, but pressure and sensitivity may be felt in the first week as the teeth are getting used to it.

8) Filling Technology

Filling technology is a treatment applied to transform teeth that have been rotten, broken and carved due to various reasons. Filling application is done by cleaning the rotten parts and reshaping them by placing filling materials inside. During regular oral examinations, early detection of dental cavities can be made. The purpose of dental fillings is to restore the natural shape of damaged teeth. The doctor decides whether we need a filling during the examination and with x-rays. Types of fillings are; analgam filling, composite filling, gold filling, gold filling and ionomer filling.

Analgam filling: This type of filling, which is generally used in the treatment of back teeth, contains a mixture of silver, zinc and copper. It is more durable than other types of fillings. Since it is dark, it creates a color difference with the tooth, which is a disadvantage of analgam fillings.

Composite filling: It is applied to the front teeth, which are seen more when smiling and talking. Composite filling consists of a mixture of very fine glass particles and plastic. It is prepared in a separate place and applied by placing it on the tooth. Before the composite filling is prepared, measurements are taken with the help of a camera. The biggest advantage of composite filling is that it gives the closest color to nature. It integrates with the tooth and is quite durable.

Gold filling:  It is a type of filling made by adding gold to other filling materials. It can last longer than 7 years. It is more costly than other types of fillings.

Glass ionomer:  This type of filling, which contains acrylic and glass material, is generally used in the front teeth and its durability period is about 5 years. It has a structure compatible with the tooth and prevents tooth decay.

Glass carbomers:  It is a type of filling obtained from a mixture of nano and particles. Glass carbomers provide the tooth with the ability to repair itself. It is not advantageous in terms of color compared to other fillings.

Porcelain filling:  It is a type of filling where touches and touches are made to the places at the tip of the tooth. It can be obtained with gold, composite or ceramic materials. Usage periods vary depending on the person's oral care and the material used.k shows. The purpose of porcelain filling is to ensure the restoration of the tooth.

10) Denture

A custom denture is prepared for the patient to regain the lost dental functions due to damage to the teeth, gums and surroundings due to various reasons. Thanks to the denture, the person can chew easily. The denture, which also corrects the person's speech, also gives the patient an aesthetic appearance. Dentures prepared according to the person's mouth structure have a structure that is fixed in the mouth or can be easily attached and removed. It may take some time for the patient to get used to dentures at first.

It is important that dentures prepared in line with the person's needs fit the mouth, look natural and are easy to use. Dentures can be applied to all teeth or to replace one or two lost teeth. The important thing here is to ensure that other healthy teeth are not damaged. Dentures are manufactured in accordance with the person's tooth color. Thanks to the chewing function regained thanks to the denture, the person's quality of life increases. Dentures should be cleaned daily to prevent food residue, plaque and tartar from causing problems in the mouth.

11)Pedodontics

pedodonti, which means "children's teeth" in Latin, is the branch of dentistry that deals with the protection of the milk and permanent teeth of children aged 0-12. Milk teeth begin to appear in the 6th month after birth and are completed by the age of 3. A total of 20 milk teeth emerge, 10 in the upper and 10 in the lower jaw. Milk teeth have a structure that is prone to breaking and decaying because they have anatomical differences compared to normal teeth. The function of milk teeth is to enable speech, nutrition and to hold space for the teeth that will come after.

A pedodontist is a pediatric dentist who monitors the oral and dental health of children starting from infancy. A pedodontist identifies the child's dental decay and risk status and applies preventive treatments specific to their condition. He/she informs both the child and the family about the child's oral and dental care. Helps regulate the child's eating habits. Provides preventive orthodontic treatments.