Porcelain and Zirconium Restorations
Porcelain and zirconium restorations are two basic materials frequently used in aesthetic dentistry. Porcelain restorations offer the closest results to the natural appearance of teeth and are usually applied in the form of crowns covering the entire teeth or laminate veneers covering only the front surface. Porcelain, which meets high aesthetic expectations, is also long-lasting and durable. Zirconium restorations, on the other hand, are preferred in cases requiring durability as well as aesthetic expectations. Since it does not have a metal substructure, zirconium restorations also provide advantages in terms of gum compatibility.
Zirconium restorations are an ideal option for patients with aesthetic concerns, especially in the front teeth, due to their light transmittance and closeness to the natural tooth color. The choice between porcelain and zirconium is made according to the patient’s aesthetic expectations, chewing forces and mouth structure. Both materials are of great importance in dentistry in terms of restoring the natural tooth appearance and function.
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Implant-supported Dentures
Implant-supported dentures are fixed or removable dentures placed on implant treatment for patients who have lost teeth. These dentures are placed on titanium implants placed in the jawbone and restore the function and aesthetic appearance of natural teeth. Fixed implant-supported dentures give the feeling of natural teeth, while removable dentures provide more flexible use.
Implant-supported dentures are customized according to the patient’s oral structure and generally offer a long-lasting solution. These dentures, which are placed after the implants have fused with the bone, increase the patient’s daily quality of life and eliminate the aesthetic and functional problems that may be caused by missing teeth.
Total and Partial Dentures
Total dentures are full dental prostheses that sit on the jawbone for patients who have lost all their teeth. These dentures increase the quality of life of patients both aesthetically and functionally. Partial dentures, on the other hand, are removable dentures used to replace missing teeth in cases where there are still healthy teeth in the mouth. Partial dentures are attached to healthy teeth with the help of metal hooks or precision retainers.
Total and partial dentures are a cost-effective and effective treatment option to eliminate the aesthetic and functional effects of tooth loss. These dentures improve the quality of life of patients by eliminating chewing, speaking and aesthetic concerns. They are also specially designed to fit the patient’s oral structure.
Crown - Bridge Prostheses
Crowns are coatings placed on damaged or weakened teeth and restore the form, size and function of the tooth. Bridge prostheses are prostheses that are used to replace one or more missing teeth and are fixed to neighboring teeth. Crowns and bridges are often made of porcelain or zirconium to meet both aesthetic and functional requirements.
These prostheses help maintain intraoral balance by filling the gaps caused by tooth loss or damaged teeth. They also prevent shifting in other teeth that may be caused by tooth loss. Crown and bridge prostheses offer a long-lasting solution and allow patients to regain the feeling of their natural teeth.
Temporary Prostheses
Temporary prostheses are prostheses that are used in the preparation process of permanent prostheses and provide a temporary functional and aesthetic solution to the patient. These prostheses meet the chewing, speaking and aesthetic concerns of the patient throughout the treatment process. Temporary prostheses can be shaped according to the condition of the gums and teeth during the treatment process and help the patient adapt to the final prosthesis.
Temporary prostheses increase the comfort and confidence of patients during dental treatment processes. In addition, they provide feedback between the patient and the physician during the trials in prosthesis applications, allowing the final prosthesis to be better adapted. This process positively affects the success of the treatment result.
Implant-Supported Immediate Prostheses
Implant-Supported immediate prostheses are prostheses that are placed on the patient immediately after the implant placement process is completed. These prostheses provide the patient with aesthetic and functional teeth on the day the implants are placed, so patients do not have to go through a period without teeth. Immediate prostheses provide support during the healing process of implants and also provide an aesthetic solution.
Immediate prostheses are an advantageous option, especially for patients with high aesthetic concerns. These prostheses allow the patient to comfortably continue their social life during the initial phase of implant treatment. At the same time, they facilitate the patient’s adaptation process to the final prosthesis and increase the success rate of implants.
