Children's first dental check-ups are very important to prevent them from developing a fear of the dentist. The first check-up must be done by a pediatric dentist. However, the most reliable method is to treat extremely anxious and fearful children under general anesthesia or sedation, not by force in the clinic.

Bad breath can be physiological or pathological (occurring in a disease). Physiological bad breath is the bad breath that occurs when you wake up in the morning. It can be caused by low saliva secretion, dehydration, hunger and some vitamin and mineral deficiencies (vit A B12, zinc and fe deficiencies). Apart from these, bad breath can have many causes. These are; oral causes (food residues accumulated on the tongue, saliva, bacteria, gingivitis, oral infections, gum diseases, tooth decay), respiratory tract diseases (sinusitis, postnasal drip, rhinitis, lung infections), diseases related to the gastrointestinal system (reflux, parasites), odor due to systemic diseases (diabetes, blood diseases, kidney failure), may be due to medication use or food and beverage consumption. In order to determine the correct cause, a dentist examination is required first. In the presence of bad breath that continues after the oral causes are eliminated, a doctor's check-up is recommended for underlying systemic and possible diseases.

Bleeding gums are not a normal condition. As a result of not brushing your teeth regularly or correctly, food residues accumulate especially in the area where your teeth and gums meet. Not touching these areas with your brush causes these residues to harden and turn into tartar over time. Tartar causes gum health to deteriorate, gum disease (gingivitis) and bleeding in these areas. Since your gums bleed, not brushing these areas causes the condition to worsen. In this case, what needs to be done is to see a dentist and brush your teeth regularly after the tartar is cleaned.

Of course yes. Dental floss is one of the most helpful oral hygiene tools for us. The areas between the teeth that we cannot reach with a toothbrush are usually the starting point of all caries or gum-related diseases. This situation becomes even more important in crooked teeth. Therefore, it is useful to use dental floss once a day in addition to brushing your teeth. Note: Please consult your doctor about which dental floss is right for you and how to use it.

1-Internal discolorations: Trauma, improper root canal treatments, amalgam fillings, childhood milk tooth inflammation, tetracycline stains, discolorations due to excessive fluoride intake.
2-Staining due to external factors: Colorings seen in patients with poor oral hygiene, cigarette, tobacco, cigar colorings, yellow-brown stains in those who use "chlorhexidine" mouthwashes for a long time, stains seen with aging.

Since the outer surface of porcelain or zircon-supported porcelain veneers is polished, there is no such thing as discoloration. However, regardless of the applications performed, we should continue to perform our oral and dental care regularly.

"Implant Application is an easier procedure than Tooth Extraction." This sentence is one of our frequent sentences.
Implant application is considered impossible because patients psychologically dream of having screws placed inside their mouths. However, the area where the implant will be applied is numbed for a short time with local anesthesia. You will not feel any pain during the surgery.
According to our clinical experience, the sentence we hear the most from our patients who have implants is "If I had known it would be like this, I would have had it done before", in short, it is not a painful procedure. It is a treatment that even patients with extreme fear of implants can easily have.

If teeth whitening is applied by a doctor and the controls are done correctly, it does not cause any permanent damage to the teeth.
There will be a 2-3 tone lightening on the tooth and there is likely to be a short-term sensitivity during this time, it returns to its previous state within 24 hours, it does not have any permanent damage or side effects.

The gaps between the teeth cause many people to have negative facial expressions. Because in cases where people are not satisfied with their appearance, an increase in introverted individuals is observed in the communication world.
There are many aesthetic treatment methods to close the gaps that dentists call Diastema.
The most suitable option for you among these methods is Bonding applications or porcelain veneers or glass porcelains with computer support in laboratories, a very natural and desired aesthetic appearance can be achieved.