What is an implant? Can it be done for everyone?
Natural teeth are prone to cavities, gum disease, accidents, etc. It may be lost due to reasons such as: With implant treatment, these toothless spaces can be replaced with "teeth" as if they were the person's own. Implant treatment can be applied to any patient who has completed jaw development and is in good general health. Except for patients with some very rare health problems, implant treatment has been applied for 35 years with a success rate of up to 98% in patients who have good oral hygiene and whose other dental problems have been resolved. In addition, the development of imaging and advanced surgical techniques in recent years has almost made the concept of insufficient bone for implants obsolete.

What is the difference between implants and other treatments?
The most important advantage of implant treatment is that it does not damage adjacent natural teeth. In addition, other important differences include preventing osteoporosis and making the prosthesis feel like the patient's natural teeth.

How should I choose the clinic and dentist where I will receive implant treatment?
First of all, you need to make sure that the physician you choose is an expert in his field, for example, for dental implant treatment, he must be an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery or Periodontology specialist. In addition to a self-developed and experienced physician, it is important that the dental clinic he works in has a corporate structure. The fact that other staff in the clinic are also successful in their field will contribute to you receiving the most appropriate treatment. Of course, choosing a clinic that tries to easily eliminate any possible complications or discomfort that may arise after the treatments without causing you any inconvenience would be the right choice. In addition, another factor is that the clinic is in an easily accessible location and has flexible working hours so that you can make an appointment at a time that suits you. Of course, a dentist and dental staff who are friendly, understanding, and able to establish healthy bilateral relations and who understand your expectations and try to do their best to meet them will help you overcome your fears and increase the quality of the service you will receive.

Every mother and father; He/she should show his/her child to an orthodontist when he/she is 6 or 7 years old.

Except this;

• If your child breathes through his mouth and has adenoid problems
• Has used a pacifier for a long time
• If you have a thumb sucking habit
• If you have a cleft lip or palate problem
• If a tooth is missing or if the jaw has been hit hard
• If the lower or upper jaw of the mother or father is too forward/forward
• If a condition commonly referred to as toothiness is observed (because children whose upper front teeth are very protruding have a high probability of breaking their front teeth when they fall).
• If premature milk tooth extraction was performed for any reason
• Every child who is thought to have crooked teeth should be taken to an orthodontist for examination.