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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...

Crowns x Veneers: What Is the Difference?

To help you make the best decision, our team at Antalya Dent Smile, in Turkey, has prepared an easy guide to help you understand once and for all, the differences and similarities between these two...

What Are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that are placed in the jawbone by imitating natural tooth roots in order to treat missing teeth. According to prosthesis or bridge alternative treatment methods; It is the closest...

What Is Tooth Enamel?

Enamel is the tissue that covers the outer surface of the tooth and protects the soft tissues and nerves in the lower layers of the tooth.

What Is the Difference Between All-on-4 and All-on-6 Dental Implants?

All-on-4 treatment method is preferred for patients with poor bone health, while All-on-6 is preferred for patients with healthy bone structure. Both methods have similar treatment procedures.

What Is Deep Cleaning?

Deep cleaning is a treatment method recommended by the dentist to prevent tartar that forms between the teeth and gums from moving below the gum line and causing periodontal diseases.

What Is an Orthodontist?

Diagnosis and treatment of tooth alignment, angle disorders, as well as upper jaw and lower jaw closing incompatibility and facial irregularities constitute the job description of the orthodontist.

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...