FAQ

No. When performed under professional supervision and with the right materials, teeth whitening does not harm the enamel. It allows you to achieve a more aesthetic and brighter smile in a short time.

Yes. Baby teeth act as guides for the healthy development of permanent teeth. Therefore, decayed baby teeth should be preserved through root canal treatment or fillings when necessary.

It is treated with night guard use, stress management, and jaw relaxation exercises. In advanced cases, botox treatment may also be applied to help relax the jaw muscles.

No. If the wisdom tooth is healthy, properly erupted, and not causing any harm to neighboring teeth, it may not need to be removed. However, if there is decay, pain, infection, or impaction, extraction is recommended.

It is long-lasting depending on the materials used and oral care habits. Materials such as zirconium and porcelain laminates are highly durable; however, regular dental check-ups and good oral hygiene are essential to maintain results.

No. Adults can also receive orthodontic treatment using braces or clear aligners. Teeth alignment can be corrected at any age, without an age limitation.

General anesthesia is a safe option especially for young children, individuals with disabilities, or patients with severe dental anxiety. It allows dental procedures to be performed comfortably and efficiently.

It may take some time to get used to at first. However, with properly fitted and well-designed dentures, you can eat, speak, and smile comfortably without any problems.

No. Bad breath can result not only from gum diseases, tooth decay, or poor tongue hygiene, but also from systemic issues such as stomach problems and other health conditions.