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What Are Dental Crowns?

Dental crowns are a type of cap used to improve the appearance and prolong the life of broken or rotten teeth. Crowns can be made from a variety of materials, such as porcelain, ceramics, glass,...

Gum Disease: Gingivit and Periodontitis

Gum disease is a more common dental problem than people think. It is a silent infection of the gums, which can form and develop without you noticing it. Some indications might be bleeding, red, swollen and...

Everything You Need to Know About Zirconia Implants

Zirconia implants are dental implants made of zirconium (zirconium dioxide), a white ceramic material. Zirconia implants are a good alternative to traditional titanium implants due to their superior soft tissue response, high biocompatibility and aesthetics.

What Causes Tooth Pain?

Waking up suddenly in the night with a toothache that causes a throbbing headache can be the beginning of a problem that can end up at the dentists. Many people can have this experience. Such...

What Is a Smile Makeover?

A smile makeover is the available option for anyone to consider if they are not happy or confident with their smile, combining different types of treatments both cosmetic and in some cases health related.

Why Are Dental Crowns Cheaper in Turkey?

The trend of patients traveling to countries other than their countries of residence to receive cheaper diagnoses and treatments for dental diseases is on the rise today. Patients find the answer to the question of...

What Is a Tooth Filling?

A tooth filling is a procedure used to fill gaps in teeth that are decayed, broken, worn or damaged. A tooth filling returns the tooth to its normal function and shape. The most common reason...

What Is the Difference Between Zirconia and Porcelain Crowns?

The dental crown is the fixed coating that covers the entire damaged tooth and protects the natural tooth by returning the tooth to its natural appearance. If the outer surface of the tooth is lost...