All-on-6

Swedish brand "Astra Tech"

(including temporary and permanent prosthesis)

6250 Euro

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All-on-6 "Medentica" Premium 

(with premium quality prosthesis)

6750 Euro

All-on-6

Turkish brand "Nucleoss"

(including temporary and permanent prosthesis)

4650 Euro

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All-on-6 "Nucleoss" Premium 

(with premium quality prosthesis)

5150 Euro

All-on-6

Swiss brand "Straumann"

(including temporary and permanent prosthesis)

8000 Euro

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All-on-6 "Straumann" Premium 

(with premium quality prosthesis)

8500 Euro

Bone Graft Applications 

Today dental implant treatment is a standard method within dental health care. Sometimes enough bone is not available for implant applications. In these cases, new bone formation may be required using bone grafts and/or membranes to bone rejeneration.

Bone grafts can also be in the form of commercial products, such as, allografts, xenografts or alloplasts, or can be obtained from one’s own bone as autografts.

Autografts is accepted as the gold standard and preferred in our clinic. Bovine and synthetic bone grafts also used.

Temporomandibular Disorders

Epidemiological studies have reported that at least one symptom of TMD is seen in about 45% of the population and at least one clinical finding is present in about 40% to 60% of the population.

The etiology of TMD (the disease-causing factors) is complex and is not yet fully established. Chronic recurrent traumas such as dental occlusion problems, acute trauma, clenching and grinding are considered probable causes. Psychogenic factors are also important. However, this is often thought to be a factor contributing to the disease rather than a primary cause such as trauma and malocclusion.

 

Prof. Dr. Serkan Polat has a special interest in TMD and his PhD thesis is related to this subject. He is a member of International Network of Orofacial Pain and Related Diseases Methodology. Dr. Serkan Polat is leading the team for the Turkish version of the “Diagnostic Criteria for Temporomandibular Disorders: Assessment Instruments” method prepared by this network. The documents in Turkish were prepared in 2016. Prof. Dr. Serkan Polat certified with this standard diagnostic method and he is the first practitioners in the Republic of Turkey.

Tooth Extraction 

The natural tooth should be protected as much as possible. The missing of teeth and edentulism is not a destiny. With a proper oral care to be done with toothbrush and dental floss, all our teeth can stay in our mouth for life long. If teeth can not be treated or if requiring for prosthetic/orthodontics reasons, it is extracted. 

In our clinic, tooth extraction is performed under the local anesthesia by the oral and maxillofacial surgeon. Sedation is administered if necessary.

Impacted Tooth Surgery

The tooth that is not completely erupted and cannot be erupted is called an impacted tooth. Third molar teeth, called wisdom teeth, are the most frequently impacted teeth. However, the canine teeth are the second most frequently impacted teeth (especially the upper canine). It may be encountered that all of the lower aech, except lower incisors and first molars may be impacted. Sometimes it is also seen that the teeth that are formed supernumerary are impacted.

 

Impaction of the tooth is considered a pathological condition and requires treatment. The treatment is usually related to tooth extraction, orthodontic eruption, removal of the gum tissue that covers the impacted tooth (operculektomy), replacement of the tooth by another tooth or surgical placement, or just follow-up. In particular, only removal of the crown of the impacted tooth (coronectomy) is suggested, especially in cases where the lower impacted wisdom tooth that close to the sensory nerve.

 

Impaction of the tooth (depending on the degree of impaction) can cause the following problems.

* Pericoronitis (inflammation of gingiva around partially impacted tooth)

* Caries

* Resorption at the adjacent tooth root

* Infection spreading to deep tissues

* Development of cyts and tumours.

 

Impacted tooth extraction is the routine procedure of oral and maxillofacial surgeons.

CAD/CAM Applications

 

Digital CAD / CAM systems are an important part of Digital Dentistry. The traditional denture production methods take days, but prosthesis design and manufacturing by CAD/CAM systems take hours. 

 

The process begins with a digital impression taken from the mouth for the restoration to be performed. This digital data allows the design (computer-aided design – CAD) of a lamina, crown and bridge, inlay / onlay. This design can be done by the dentist or dental technician at the dental laboratory. The designed restoration produced (computer aided manufacturing – CAM) by the dentist with chairside milling machine or at the laboratory. Depending on the material being manufactured, sintering may be required. When the whole system is in the polyclinic like ours, all this process is completed within a few hours and the manufactured prosthesis can be delivered to the patient.

Fixed Crown and Bridges

In our clinic, all of the crown and bridge applications with cobalt / chromium alloy or zirconium framework are made. Zirconium crown bridging applications are recommended due to their aesthetic advantages in anterior teeth deficiencies. Porcelain crown / bridge applications with cobalt / chromium alloy infra-structure are preferred due to mechanical resistance in the posterior tooth.

Root Canal Treatment

Deep caries, chemical or physical trauma may result in the loss of vitaly of pulp tissue. Nonvital pulp becomes a very convenient site for the invasion and proliferation of bacteria. Infection in this area can spread from the root tip to neighboring tissues and whole body. In such a case, it is necessary to remove the nonvital pulp tissue and to enlarge the root canals. The expanded root canal is finally filled with suitable materials. This process is called root canal treatment. If the cannal is not treated in time, it may be necessary to remove the tooth.

Bleaching (Laser Teeth Whitening)

Smoking, consumption of tannin rich food (such as grapes, cranberries, green tea), and some cationic substances such as chlorhexidine may cause color change in teeth. These color changes usually occur in regions outside the effect of the toothbrush and paste.

In-office tooth whitening is the fastest and provides the highest whitening effect with minimum tooth sensitivity.

The bleaching process takes about 30 minutes. Some patients may experience dental complaints during this procedure. This condition is usually light and temporary.

Composite Filling 

 

Composite filling is durable that can resist the chewing forces and aesthetic. They can be used in both anterior and posterior teeth. Composite fillings are now used more than amalgam (metal filled filler containing mercury). These fillings consist of two main structures. It has a structure containing plastic resin and glass-like particles.