Root Canal Treatment

Root canal treatment, also known as "endodontics," is a dental procedure performed to treat infection or damage within the tooth. This treatment is usually done when the tooth's nerve is damaged or infected. Below, we will discuss the stages, reasons, and benefits of root canal treatment.

Reasons for Root Canal Treatment

• Deep Decay: When tooth decay penetrates the nerves and inner tissues of the tooth.
• Infection: Bacterial infections that can damage the nerve and surrounding tissues of the tooth.
• Physical Injury: Fractures or cracks in the tooth that can lead to nerve damage.
• Gum Disease: Inflammation of the gums that can harm the tooth's nerve.

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Gum Surgery Procedures

1. Gum Cleansing Surgery (Root Planing): This method is performed to remove plaque and tartar from the roots of teeth and improve gum health.

2. Gum Grafting: In this procedure, gum tissue is taken from another area and grafted to the damaged area to promote healing.

3. Gum Contouring Surgery: This is done to correct gummy smiles or improve the symmetry of the gums.

4. Diagnosis: The dentist uses X-rays to examine the condition of impacted wisdom teeth.

5. Surgery: This surgery is typically performed under local anesthesia or general anesthesia. The dentist makes an incision in the gum to extract the wisdom tooth.

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Restorative Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics

Restorative dentistry and dental prosthetics refer to a range of methods and treatments aimed at improving the function and aesthetics of teeth. These services help individuals overcome their dental issues and enhance their quality of life.

Restorative Dentistry

Restorative methods refer to    the repair and reconstruction of damaged or decayed teeth.

Dental Prosthetics

Prosthetics refer to artificial teeth designed to replace missing teeth.

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• Bleaching (Teeth Whitening): Processes to lighten the color of teeth and remove stains.

  Dental Crowns and Veneers: Thin coverings made of tooth-colored materials used to improve the appearance of teeth and repair imperfections.

  Dental Prosthetics: Includes bridges and dentures to replace missing teeth.

  Dental Composites: Tooth-colored materials used to repair decayed or broken teeth.

   

   

   

   

   
   

Digital Implantology is a modern approach to dental implantation that utilizes digital technologies for planning and performing the implant procedure. The advantages of this approach include:

Precise Planning: Using advanced software, dentists can determine the exact positioning of the implants.

Guided Surgery: Custom surgical guides are used to ensure greater accuracy in implant placement.

Reduced Recovery Time: Minimally invasive techniques typically lead to shorter recovery periods.

Improved Results: Higher precision during the procedure results in more natural and successful outcomes.

1. Dental Implant

   Modern Solutions for Your Health: From Examination to Treatment

   Initial Consultation: The dentist evaluates the condition of your mouth and teeth and assesses the need for an implant.

   Implant Surgery:

   In this stage, the dentist places the implant in the jawbone using local anesthesia or general anesthesia.

   After the implant is placed, time is needed for it to bond with the bone.

   Restoration and Crown Installation:

   After the implant has bonded, an abutment (base) is attached to the implant.

   Then, a dental crown (artificial tooth) is placed on the abutment.