Undesirable stains on the teeth can occur due to consuming certain foods and beverages, smoking, and not brushing the teeth regularly. These stains usually occur on the surfaces of the teeth. Although rare, it is known that some medicines which is used during the formation of teeth also cause staining in the structure of the teeth.

Toothbrushes made of soft and nylon bristles, suitable for the child’s mouth size, should be used. Hard brushes are not suitable for use as they will abrade the teeth. Just as you can’t sweep with an old broom, you can’t brush your teeth with an old brush. Brush bristles should be changed as soon as they are worn (Average 6 months).

When the baby is 6-8 months old (ie when the first teeth appear in the mouth), the cleaning process should begin. It would be appropriate to wipe/clean the teeth after breakfast and before going to bed at night by gauze or wet cheesecloth (at least the surfaces). Also, it is applicable to start using a toothbrush after the child’s back teeth have erupted (approximately 2.5-3 years old). However, it would be very difficult to implement a technique for brushing teeth in preschool children. The important thing at this age is to giving the habit of brushing teeth to child. It should not be forgotten that when brushing, children often brush the visible or easily accessible surfaces of the teeth. However, in order to prevent caries, it is necessary to clean the interfaces and surfaces of the teeth. Therefore, it would be critical for families to check their children’s teeth after brushing.

It is a department that deals with soft tissue (cheek, palate, tongue, lip) and hard tissues (teeth, bones) in the oral cavity. Diagnosis and surgery of all kinds are performed in the operating room environment under local anesthesia, general anesthesia or sedation anesthesia.

Wisdom tooth are the third molars, located at the back of the tooth row. These teeth, which usually appear at the age of twenty, often partially protrude or remain embedded in the jawbone for reasons such as lack of space in the jaw, deviation in the riding position, or bone density in the relevant area.

NO, cysts formed at the root ends of the teeth can be treated without the need for tooth extraction if they are at the initial stage. For this purpose, root canal treatment is applied to these types of teeth first, and then the problem is eliminated by surgical intervention at the root tip under local anesthesia, ensuring that the tooth remains in the mouth for a long time.