Oral hygiene and dental health cannot be ignored because a healthy body starts with the teeth and mouth. Besides playing a very important role in the digestion of foods, teeth also are very important for cosmetic appearances. A smile with good-looking teeth is a valuable asset and can open many a door.

 

Orthodontics

Mispositioned teeth and jaws can be uncomfortable health problems as well as unwanted appearance concerns. However, thanks to the latest medical technology, it is easy and comfortable to correct defects.

Orthodontics is a special field of dentistry that deals primarily with the diagnosis, prevention, and correction of mispositioned teeth and misaligned jaws. Orthodontic treatment can focus on dental displacement only, or deal with the control and modification of facial growth (dentofacial orthopedics). Various prostheses can be used including dental braces, dental plates, retainers, headgear, etc. In diagnosis and treatment planning, the orthodontist must:

• Recognize the various characteristics of a malocclusion or dentofacial deformity;

• Define the nature of the problem, including the etiology if possible; 

• Design a treatment strategy based on the specific needs and desires of the individual; and 

• Present the treatment strategy to the patient in such a way that the patient fully understands the ramifications of his/her decision.

Who Needs It?

Occlusion problems occur when there is too much space between upper and lower teeth when mouth is fully closed, when your lips are not parallel when you close your mouth, or when there is too much or too little space between the neighboring teeth. If you have any of these conditions, you are a candidate for orthodontic treatment.

Although best results are achieved in pediatric and young adult age groups, elderly people can also benefit from orthodontic treatment.

Treatment Methods

• After the diagnosis of the problem, various prostheses such as dental braces, dental plates, retainers, headgear, etc. can be used according to the problem. Some of the prostheses such as dental braces will need to be done in dental laboratories according to your measurements. Additionally, once a prosthesis is applied, periodic controls and adjustments are needed according to the abnormality. These adjustments can be done in your home country as well as in IRAN.

Important points/Adverse Effects

• If you have any allergies, you must inform your physician so that these materials are not present in your prosthesis. Apart from this, there are no adverse effects or contraindications of orthodontic treatment.

 

 

Esthetic Dentistry

Your smile is your confidence. Get the best aesthetic dentistry treatments abroad to showcase your best self. Choose from numerous alternatives to create an astonishing appearance.

Aesthetic dentistry is any dental work that improves the appearance (though not necessarily the function) of a person's teeth, gums, and/or bite. It primarily focuses on the improvement of the aesthetics of the color, position, shape, size, alignment, and overall appearance of the smile. Personally, tailored treatment methods such as porcelain laminate installations, bonding, and inlay-only applications as well as general aesthetic dentistry applications like scaling or bleaching are some of the treatments available in this field.

Who Needs It?

Since the major concern is aesthetics, anyone who is not happy with the look of their teeth or smile is a candidate for aesthetic dental treatment. However, aesthetic dentistry other than descaling and cleaning operations is not available to pediatric or preadolescent-adolescent age groups since these patients are still growing and most of their problems can be managed by orthodontic treatment.

Treatment Methods

Treatment methods differ very much and depend on what you want to achieve. Bleaching, porcelain laminate application, laser application, worn teeth restoration, and treatment are only a few to name. 

Important Points / Adverse Effects

Porcelain inlays, coatings, laminates, and composite fillings are much more durable and longer lasting than they were 10-15 years ago, but they are not indestructible or everlasting. They may crack or break, and fillings may still become loose. You should keep in mind that the treatment may need restoration or maintenance after 15-20 years, and poor hygiene and/or the drinking of corrosive drinks may shorten this period further.

Dental Implant

Dental implants are a great option for those who suffer from tooth loss. Why not turn your holiday into an opportunity to renew your smile with retouching by expert dentists at affordable prices?

A dental implant is a titanium rod which bones can adhere to. It is implemented with a surgical procedure on either the upper or lower jawbone. Following installation, the patient must wait a certain amount of time before continuing their treatment to allow proper adherence to the jawbone. After this, the implant may be used as a support for other dental prostheses such as a bridge, a crown, or a replacement tooth.  

Who Need It?

A dental implant may be the right choice for anyone missing one, multiple, or even all of their teeth due to injury, defects, disease, or decay.

They are also an option for adolescents after the jaw stops growing following puberty, which is typically around 16 for girls and 18 for boys.

An implant dentist can determine if dental implants are right for you after a consultation which will take into account your needs and consider your dental and medical history.

Important Points / Adverse Effects

Most people are good candidates to get dental implants. You must have enough bone in your jaw to allow an implant to be placed in the jawbone. You should be free of periodontal disease. Implants are not recommended for:

• People who have autoimmune diseases or take medicines used for these conditions

• People who have had radiation therapy to the head and neck

• People with uncontrolled diabetes

If the alveolar bone quality is not high enough where the implant placement is planned, bone augmentation techniques should first be applied.

Osteoporosis is not a contraindication because dental implants can be adapted to low-density bones. If you are taking bisphosphonates for therapy, do not forget to inform our dentist since it may be necessary to stop taking the medication before the procedure can begin.

Teeth grinding and smoking are important factors that can cause problems for the state of the teeth or considerably shorten the lifetime of the treatment. In particular, teeth grinding is an issue due to the pressure it places on the implant during its integration with the jawbone.