Dental implants are generally titanium-based screw or root-shaped structures that are placed in the slot opened in the jaw bones to restore the function and aesthetics of one or more missing teeth. The union between the titanium dental implant and living bone tissue is called osseointegration. Implant treatment is a comfortable, durable and reliable application. Dentures made on implants replace real teeth and create a natural structure. While missing teeth are replaced, healthy teeth are left untouched. They are much longer lasting than all dentures. Thanks to the confidence it gives, it w...

Tooth extraction is the process of removing a tooth from its socket, called a socket, in the bone. Generally, tooth extraction is resorted to in cases where treatment is not possible. Reasons That Require Tooth Extraction Tooth extraction becomes necessary due to advanced tooth decay. Due to reasons such as tumor, cyst, etc., the tooth must be extracted and the damage must be repaired. It is extracted because the tooth breaks and damages the dental bone due to reasons such as falling or impact. Extractions due to the disturbing level of impacted teeth. Expired milk teeth are removed be...

Wisdom teeth are usually impacted due to their location within the jawbone and being covered with gum or bone. In cases where a part of the tooth is covered with gum, infection often occurs, resulting in facial swelling and a decrease in jaw opening. As a result of repeated infections, the bone around wisdom teeth begins to melt and inflammatory tissue forms in its place. In addition, due to its position in the jawbone, it can sometimes put pressure on the molars in front of it, causing pain and crowding of the front teeth. Extraction of wisdom teeth is usually done surgically, and swellin...

Teeth grinding, or bruxism, is a medical term that refers to a problem in which teeth are unconsciously grinded while awake or asleep, which can lead to physical pain and serious dental problems. Chronic teeth grinding can cause headaches, earaches, facial pain, and even migraines. Dental problems caused by bruxism include loss of tooth enamel, increased tooth sensitivity, and flattening and/or cracking of teeth. Bruxism patients, who clench their teeth while sleeping and clenching them while awake, often complain of jaw pain. Hypertrophy, which occurs when the jaw muscles become stronger ...