More successful results are obtained in these treatment alternatives, which are applied to teeth that have been severely damaged due to caries or fractures, compared to composite fillings. Since the sealing is higher, its life is longer. The procedure takes 2 sessions.

Root canal treated teeth have a higher long-term success compared to standard composite fillings, thanks to the reinforced material structure and construction technique. Since the tooth loses its vitality, the fact that the upper structure is more durable and impermeable helps the root canal treatment to be successful.

With a minimally invasive approach, harmful tissues such as caries and unsupported enamel tissue are removed from the tooth surface, allowing the damaged tissues to be repaired and regain their function. Composite fillings made with the right technique are healthier for the long-term use of the patient than amalgam containing mercury. In our clinic, composite fillings are applied instead of amalgam unless the patient has a special preference. The process is completed in a single session. It is normal to experience mild sensitivities in deep carious cavities that continue to decrease for the first 6 months after the procedure. If the patient experiences severe pain, the patient is informed after the procedure that he should apply to our clinic.

In the general examinations we make every 6 months; The areas between two teeth are checked by taking x-rays, existing caries are cleaned, preventive applications are made to stop the progression of initial caries, white initial caries, which we call White Spot, are treated, tartar cleaning is done and oral hygiene training is given. Fluoride application may be recommended when necessary. Especially in children, early tooth loss is very common in 6-year-old teeth, which are the first permanent teeth in the mouth, because hygiene is not adequately provided. For this reason, following the eruption of the first permanent teeth, it is important to come to the patient’s regular check-ups and have the necessary treatments done to prevent edentulousness in advanced ages.