Aesthetic Dentistry

Aesthetic dentistry is a method of treating teeth that cause problems in terms of aesthetics with the most effective applications for the patient. Nowadays, increasing the confidence of the individuals themselves makes them feel good and beautiful, helping them succeed in their social lives and bringing happiness together. A smooth mouth structure, clean, complete teeth, and a beautiful and attractive smile create the main structure of aesthetic dentistry as well as positively affect the perfect image of the individual.

Oral and dental aesthetics, one of the most important elements of facial beauty, have caused the beginning of a new era in modern dentistry, which has led to an aesthetic view of tooth problems that affect the social lives of individuals. Aesthetic dentistry, which provides painless and highly effective methods for people who want to overcome all these problems in a short time, has therefore become an art form.

It aims to have the best performance for a long time without losing the functions of the teeth, and also to give the patient an aesthetic appearance. A treatment plan is created by taking into account the professional expectations of the dentist and the wishes of the patient. For the vast majority of our patients who visit our clinic with the complaint of having aesthetically problematic teeth, we achieve effective aesthetic touches with very simple operations, without the need for extensive treatment protocols.

Who Can Apply to Aesthetic Dentistry?

A proper, well-groomed, and aesthetic mouth and teeth structure are the most important elements that enable individuals to have confidence in social life. Just as each person has a different mouth anatomy, the face, mimics, and smile patterns vary accordingly. One of the most important issues for those who apply for aesthetic dentistry to keep in mind is the necessity for each individual to make a design that is appropriate for his or her face. By considering these facts,

• Those who have aesthetic tooth problems while laughing
• Those with a mouth structure that deviates from the norms of practice are said to have a "smile design."
• Those who have stains, yellowing, or color change on their teeth; those who have broken, separated, or obscure teeth; and those who have fillings that do not have an aesthetic appearance can all apply for aesthetic dentistry.