Decayed, worn, discolored, small-short, broken, spaced, crooked teeth, bite, position, shape and symmetry disorders can significantly affect our smile. Solving these problems allows the person to have healthy and aesthetic teeth.
Aesthetic Treatment applications include Orthodontic Treatment, Whitening, Composite (White filling) applications, Porcelain Laminate, Zirconium, Laser applications and implant treatments.
Aesthetic Dentistry Aesthetic dentistry deals not only with the aesthetics of the teeth, but also with the color and shape of the gums (dark spots in dark-skinned people), gum recession, lip shape and the general appearance of the face. Therefore, for more advanced smile designs, a dentist, periodontist, dermatologist and plastic surgeon can plan our smile and facial aesthetics together. Interventions made to the teeth and surrounding tissues affect the person's smile, facial aesthetics, psychology (morale) and social communication.
FACTORS AFFECTING AESTHETIC SMILE
WHAT ARE THEY?
Suitability of Horizontal Planes
Smile Line
Your gender and teeth shape:
In women, the corners of the teeth are more rounded. The smile line is curved upwards.
In men, teeth are more angular. The smile line is straighter.
Smile symmetry: An aesthetic smile is achieved when the midline of the teeth is parallel and straight with the lips and nose tip.
The alignment of your teeth: The positions of your teeth affect the aesthetics of your smile.
Having gaps between teeth
Tooth color: Light-colored teeth make a person look healthier and younger.
Tooth length: Short teeth make a patient look older. Enlarging the teeth enhances the patient's smile. Lengthening the two front incisors, in particular, increases the patient's dynamism and makes them look younger.
Gum health and visibility: Excessive gum visibility can detract from smile aesthetics.
The shape and thickness of your lips
Nose shape
The golden ratio is the mathematical expression of the ratio between teeth. If the width of the two front teeth is considered to be 100, then the width of the teeth next to them should be 60. The visible surface of the teeth that follow should be 60% of the previous one. It has been determined that a beautiful smile is achieved when this ratio is maintained.
AESTHETIC PROBLEM
Treatment of dark teeth
Treatment of small, short and broken teeth
Treatment of spaced teeth (Diastema)
Gums shape arrangements
Removal of dark brown stains on gums
Excessive gum display (Gummy Smile)
Treatment of crooked and misaligned teeth
Treatment of the situation where the upper teeth do not meet the lower teeth
Treatment of 'gingival recession', worn and sensitive teeth
-Editing lip and smile lines
Missing teeth
AESTHETIC TREATMENT
Teeth Whitening
Composite, Laser application, Porcelain laminate
Orthodontics, Composite, Porcelain laminate
Laser application
Laser Peeling
Laser, Botox, Surgical interventions
Orthodontics, Composite, Laminate
Composite, Laminate, Laser, Sensitivity treatment,
Botox
implant,Zirconium
