The filling will be cured and polished to ensure a natural appearance and optimal bonding with your teeth.
Finishing Touches
Step 4
The chosen filling material will be precisely placed and shaped to restore the tooth's anatomy and function.
Filling Placement
Step 3
The area around the affected tooth will be numbed to alleviate any discomfort. Decayed or damaged tooth structure will be carefully removed.
Preparation
Step 2
Our dentist will thoroughly examine your teeth and discuss your treatment options, selecting the most suitable filling material for your needs.
Consultation
Step 1
When decay or damage strikes your teeth, our experienced dentists are here to provide you with the highest quality dental fillings, ensuring your oral health and aesthetic satisfaction. We carefully select filling materials that blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, ensuring your smile retains its natural beauty.
Types of Dental Fillings
We offer a variety of dental filling options to suit your individual needs and preferences:
Composite Resin Fillings: These tooth-colored fillings are the most popular choice, offering a natural appearance and excellent durability.
Amalgam Fillings: Known for their strength and longevity, amalgam fillings are a reliable and cost-effective option.
Porcelain Fillings: These ceramic fillings provide a highly natural-looking restoration, mimicking the translucency and color of your teeth.
Restore Your Smile with Dental Fillings
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Can I get a treatment plan without sending you an OPG (panoramic X-ray)?No, it is not possible to get a treatment plan without sending us an OPG (panoramic X-ray). Dentists use panoramic X-ray images to examine the teeth, bones, and soft tissues to identify (possible) dental or jaw problems before treatment. Your treatment plan will be prepared after careful examination of your recent panoramic X-ray image.
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Can I get an online consultation before my dental procedure in Turkey?Yes, you can easily schedule an online free consultation with a dental professional in Turkey before undergoing any dental procedure. This initial consultation allows you to discuss your treatment plan, address concerns, and ensure you are well-informed and comfortable with the proposed dental care.
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How long will I need to stay in Turkey?The duration of your stay will depend on the type of treatment you receive. All dental treatments we offer can be completed in 7 days. The only exception is implant treatment, which requires two 7-day visits due to the two different stages of the procedure. For example, if you are receiving a crown or bridge, you will only need to stay in Turkey for 7 days. However, if you are receiving implants, you will need to stay in Turkey for two 7-day visits, spaced several months apart. We will be happy to provide you with a more specific estimate of your stay once we have a better understanding of your treatment needs.
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Will I have a language barrier in Turkey?No, you will not have any language barriers in Turkey. The dentists and other staff at our clinics speak English. We also offer translation services for other languages.
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Do you offer a guarantee for the dental treatment I will receive in Turkey?Yes, we offer a guarantee for the dental treatments you will receive in Turkey. The guarantee period will vary depending on the treatment you receive. For more information about the guarantee conditions, please contact us.
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Do you offer accommodation and transfer services for dental treatment in Turkey?Yes, we offer accommodation and transfer services for dental treatment in Turkey. We can arrange a suitable hotel for you and pick you up from the airport and take you to the clinic.
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Do I have to pay for the treatment in full immediately?In general, you will need to pay a deposit for additional services (accommodation, excursions, etc.) at the time of booking, 20% of the treatment at arrival, and the remaining balance at the end of treatment. However, special offers may require full payment to be made at the time of booking or at the start of treatment. For more information about payment terms, please contact us.
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What is panoramic X-ray?A panoramic X-ray is a type of dental X-ray that provides a full view of the teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures. It is used to diagnose dental problems, such as cavities, gum disease, and bone loss.
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Can I get a treatment plan without sending you an OPG (panoramic X-ray)?No, it is not possible to get a treatment plan without sending us an OPG (panoramic X-ray). Dentists use panoramic X-ray images to examine the teeth, bones, and soft tissues to identify (possible) dental or jaw problems before treatment. Your treatment plan will be prepared after careful examination of your recent panoramic X-ray image.
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How can I get an OPG?You can obtain an OPG from your dentist or a dental imaging center. The cost of an OPG varies depending on the location and the type of imaging center.
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Can I send you a dental CT scan or intra-oral photographs instead?Yes, you can send us a dental CT scan or intra-oral photographs instead of an OPG. These imaging methods can also be used to diagnose dental problems.
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What if I don't have an OPG?In some cases, we may be able to provide a treatment plan without an OPG if you have recently seen a dentist who has diagnosed your dental problems. In this case, you will need to send us a copy of your dental records.
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Why is an OPG necessary for a treatment plan?An OPG is necessary for a treatment plan because it provides a comprehensive view of your dental and jaw structures. This helps us to identify any potential problems and to develop a treatment plan that is tailored to your individual needs. We understand that it may be inconvenient or expensive to obtain an OPG. However, we believe that it is the best way to ensure that we provide you with a comprehensive and accurate treatment plan. For more detailed information about panoramic X-rays, please refer to our guideline on this topic.
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