Decayed Tooth Treatment
Tooth decay is one of the most common oral and dental health problems worldwide. When adequate oral hygiene is not provided, plaque accumulates on the tooth surface with frequent consumption of sugary and acidic foods, and this plaque weakens the enamel layer over time and causes decay. As Dehadent Genius Clinic, we stop decay and protect your dental health with early diagnosis and effective treatment methods.
Tooth decay usually manifests itself with symptoms such as pain, sensitivity, reaction to cold and hot foods or bad breath. However, many decays can progress without any symptoms. Therefore, regular dental check-ups are extremely important for early detection of decay.
The main methods we apply in the treatment of decay in our clinic are as follows:
- Composite Filling (White Filling): After the decay is cleaned, it is filled with appropriate aesthetic materials for the tooth, giving it a natural structure in terms of both function and appearance. High-quality filling materials that are exactly compatible with the tooth color are used in our clinic.
- Inlay/Onlay Fillings: In cases of large cavities or excessive material loss, special porcelain fillings (inlay/onlay) prepared in a laboratory environment are preferred. These fillings are long-lasting and durable.
- Root Canal Treatment: When the cavities progress and reach the nerve tissue of the tooth, root canal treatment may be required. With this procedure, the infected tissue is cleaned and the tooth is saved without being extracted.
- Preventive Applications: Fissure sealants and fluoride applications are applied to prevent cavities, especially in children and individuals in the risk group.
The aim of caries treatment is not only to relieve pain, but also to provide a long-lasting solution by preserving the function and aesthetics of the tooth. As Dehadent Genius Clinic, we offer painless, comfortable and effective treatments with our advanced technology devices and experienced team.
Remember, cavities that are treated early can be treated in a short time and with simple procedures. Do not neglect your regular dental check-ups to protect your oral health and have a healthy smile.
