There is no problem with applying implant treatment immediately after extraction in patients with a healthy jaw structure and bone tissue. In fact, both for the dentist and the patient, it is easier to apply the treatment after tooth extraction. This is because the empty tooth socket begins to lose bone tissue after the tooth is separated from its root.

Gum bleeding can occur due to overbrushing of teeth, excessive force when using dental floss, or incorrect use of prosthetics. In addition to these daily issues, gum bleeding can also indicate diseases such as periodontitis, leukemia, vitamin deficiency, and thrombocytopenia.

There is no harm to teeth when whitening is performed under the supervision of a dentist using the correct procedure. Teeth whitening does not cause any structural changes or permanent damage to the teeth. Teeth whitening procedures performed by a dentist are one of the most preferred aesthetic dental treatment solutions.

Dental implant treatment is applied to individuals over the age of 18 who have completed jaw and facial development. Before treatment, the suitability of the jaw structure for implants is determined through X-rays. In diabetic patients, the disease must be under control before treatment.

Implants can be applied to patients who have lost their teeth for various reasons. In cases of missing teeth, bone resorption may occur in the jawbone. Implants are used to prevent resorption and to replace the missing tooth with the closest natural one.

Zirconium dental crowns, which are quite healthy, are healthier than metal-supported porcelain crowns. One of its advantages is that it does not cause any adverse conditions in the mouth.

The desired appearance is achieved with minimal abrasion of 0.3-0.7 mm. The process takes an average of 7-10 days. They are made of strong, color-stable, and durable materials. Porcelain veneers can provide the aesthetic features (color, shape, etc.) you desire without altering the natural structure of your teeth.

Dental treatment, including root canal therapy and even tooth extractions under anesthesia, can be performed during pregnancy. Local anesthetics used during treatment have no harmful effects on the baby. If antibiotic treatment is necessary, your dentist can consult with an obstetrician to prescribe antibiotics that will not harm the baby.

Among gum diseases, the most common, called 'chronic periodontitis,' caused by gram-negative bacteria, can lead to preterm birth and low birth weight if left untreated. Gum infection treated with antibiotics does not harm the baby in the womb.