Dental implants in Türkiye (esthetica Hospital in Istanbul)

Tooth decay, worn, stained, broken, crooked teeth, small/short, and irregular teeth, as well as poorly shaped, asymmetrical, and crowded teeth, negatively impact the aesthetics of a smile. There may also be some aesthetic problems that cannot be treated with fillings alone. For gaps between teeth, a new aesthetic smile can be designed using special aesthetic fillings that do not require cutting teeth.

Cosmetic dentistry treatments also include orthodontics, teeth whitening, composite fillings (using white light), implants, and laser treatments.

Cosmetic dentistry is not limited to dental aesthetics alone; it also takes into account the color, shape, and recession of the gums, the shape of the lips, and the overall appearance of the mouth. Therefore, your dentist can collaborate with periodontists, dermatologists, and plastic surgeons to create a more aesthetically pleasing mouth and face. These aesthetic treatments have positive effects on the psychological health and social life of patients.

 Even if there are no health problems, some procedures performed may cause dissatisfaction with the tooth itself. The reasons for establishing a cosmetic dentistry service to address aesthetic concerns and health problems, if any, include:

Discolored teeth

Small, short, or broken teeth

Gaps between teeth

Deformed gums

Removal of dark brown spots on the gums

Gum appearance when smiling (excessively visible gums)

Crowded and uneven teeth

Functional chewing problems

Sensitive, worn, and/or receding gums

Lip and smile lines problems

Missing teeth

When considering cosmetic dental treatments, a comprehensive approach that includes several factors will help achieve the best results. It should not be forgotten that this procedure can have significant impacts on the patient‘s psychological health and social life.

Harmony of horizontal lines: The pupils, corners of the lips, and the edges of the incisors should be parallel to each other, and this balance provides an aesthetic appearance. Smile Line: The edges of the incisors should be symmetrical with the curve of the lower lip. The degree of symmetry affects the quality of a youthful and attractive smile.

Gender and Tooth Shape: In women, the corners of the teeth may be more rounded and the smile line may curve straight upward, while in men, the teeth may be more pointed and the smile line may be straighter.

Smile Symmetry: The midline of the teeth should align properly with the midpoint of the lips and the tip of the nose.

Tooth Alignment: The position of the teeth has a significant impact on the overall appearance of a smile.

Gaps between teeth or irregular spacing can negatively impact the aesthetics of a smile.

Color: Pearly white teeth are associated with a youthful, healthy smile and are an important part of an aesthetic smile.

Size: While short teeth can make a person appear older, a more vibrant and youthful smile can be achieved by enlarging the front incisors, in particular.

Lip Shape and Thickness: The shape and thickness of the lips are important factors for an impressive smile and should be taken into account when designing a new smile. Nose Shape: The shape of the nose can also affect the overall appearance of the smile and should be taken into account when designing a new smile.

Golden Ratio: The golden ratio is the mathematical expression of the teeth relative to each other and the other factors mentioned above. Achieving this ratio indicates an aesthetic smile.

Teeth Whitening

Composite Fillings

Veneers (including porcelain laminates)

Orthodontics

Implants (including those containing zirconium)

Sensitive Treatment

Laser Treatments (including facial peels)

Surgical Treatment

Botox (B0t0x)