
Smile Design
Teeth and gums considering the face shapes and needs of the patients natural and aesthetic It is the process of rendering a view. It is carried out by applying many processes together.
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What operations does it include?
Since the aesthetic needs of each patient will be different, the procedures to be performed are determined individually. While determining these procedures, the patient; Factors such as facial features, gender, age and expectations are taken into account.
First of all, existing decayed teeth and gum diseases are treated. Afterwards, procedures are determined according to the needs of the patients. These processes can be counted as gingival aesthetic operations, tooth whitening (bleaching), compensation of tooth deficiencies with implant and prosthesis applications, porcelain laminates and crowns, zirconium crowns and orthodontic treatments (dental braces treatment or clean aligners).


How is it done?
Accurate diagnosis and a correct roadmap are crucial for achieving aesthetic success. With smile design, a roadmap is prepared, and previews created through various methods can be presented to the patient before treatment begins. This ensures that the successful outcome of the treatment is demonstrated to the patient. It is a method that facilitates doctor-patient communication.
Smile design presentations can be prepared digitally or presented to the patient directly in the patient's mouth within a clinical environment, as if the treatment is already completed.
It may be difficult for patients applying with aesthetic expectations to express their desires; smile design establishes communication between the patient and the physician, making it easier for the physician to fulfill the patient's expectations.
Sometimes, medical aesthetic applications are also utilized during smile design. The smile can be made more aesthetic with applications such as dermal fillers applied to the lip and facial areas.
