Oral and Dental Health
We offer all general dentistry services needed to protect and improve your dental health. We are at your service with our expert staff in basic treatments such as regular dental checks, scaling, filling, root canal treatment and tooth extraction. We ensure that you have a healthy mouth structure by diagnosing possible problems early with regular check-ups and cleaning of your teeth.
Regular and proper dental care is important to maintain your dental health. Here are some basic dental care tips:
Regular Brushing: Brush your teeth twice a day for two minutes. Clean your gums using the correct brushing technique.
Flossing: Floss once a day to remove plaque and food debris between the teeth.
Mouthwash: Support your oral hygiene by using antibacterial mouthwash.
Balanced Nutrition: Avoid sugary and acidic foods. Eat healthy foods such as fruits, vegetables and dairy products.
Regular Dental Check-ups: Visit your dentist every six months for check-ups and professional cleanings.
Avoid Smoking and Tobacco Products: Tobacco products can cause gum disease and oral cancer.
Protect Your Teeth: Avoid chewing hard objects and wear mouth guards when playing sports.
It occurs when bacteria erode the enamel and damage the inside of the tooth. Poor oral hygiene and sugary foods are the main causes.
It is divided into two as gingivitis (gingivitis) and gingival recession (periodontitis). It occurs as a result of dental plaque and tartar accumulation.
It is caused by tooth decay, gum disease and bacteria on the surface of the tongue. It is socially and psychologically uncomfortable.
Involuntary clenching or grinding of the teeth due to stress and sleep disturbances. It can lead to tooth wear and jaw pain.
They are small, painful sores that form in the mouth. Stress, trauma and certain foods can trigger canker sores.
They are malignant tumors that develop in the tissues inside the mouth. Smoking and alcohol use are among the risk factors.
Inflammation as a result of infection in the root of the tooth or gum. It is characterized by severe pain and swelling.
Problems in the jaw joint or surrounding muscles. Symptoms include jaw pain and difficulty chewing.
It is a sudden and sharp pain that occurs in the teeth in contact with hot, cold or sweet foods. Wear of the tooth enamel is one of the main causes.
