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Glaucoma is a condition in which eye pressure rises due to the fluid in the eye not draining enough. Normally, intraocular fluid is constantly produced and this is regularly thrown out of the eye with the help of channels in the eye. Glaucoma is one of the most common causes of permanent vision loss affecting millions of people worldwide. It can be seen in approximately 1 in every 40 people over the age of forty, and in 1 out of 20 people with the disease, it can cause permanent vision loss, i.e. blindness in both eyes. High intraocular pressure damages the eye nerve and, if left untreated, causes vision loss leading to blindness. What are the glaucoma symptoms? Unfortunately, there are no signs and symptoms in the early stages of eye pressure. Some patients may have mild headaches or pain around the eyes. Patients sometimes complain of temporary visual blurring and report seeing rings around the lights. Feeling stiff in the eye, The pain of pressure is a complaint of some pa...

Cataract is the opacity of the lens by losing its transparency. The eye has an optical structure and the images coming from the external environment are first refracted through the cornea, which is the transparent layer on the outermost part of the eye, and then through the lens layer inside the eye, and thus it is clearly transmitted to the visual center. It causes the images to be blurred and not transmitted to the center of vision clearly by adding the lens formed in the lens. Sometimes cataracts become so intense that people cannot see anything except to feel the light. People who develop cataracts see it as if they are looking through a misty or frosted glass. Although there are many types of cataracts, the most common cataracts are cataracts that develop with age.   What are the Cataract types? Nuclear cataracts: A nuclear cataract may at first cause a temporary improvement in your vision. But with time, the lens gradually turns more densely yellow and further cloud...

In cases where oral care is inadequate, a bacterial plaque that is a rich, soft, sticky layer of microorganisms on the tooth surface accumulates. This layer causes gingivitis with tooth decay. Healthy gums are pale pink in color, with orange peel appearance and hardness. When the gums lose their health they are swollen, red, bleeding and moving. If the treatment is delayed, the tooth stones accumulate causing the bone surrounding the tooth to erase. The gums start to pull out. This condition is both sensitive to heat changes and causes aesthetic problems as well as oral odor and even dental inflammation in very advanced conditions. If they go further, tooth loss starts. Gum disease also occurs in the case of inadequate oral care, hormonal changes, genetic factors, drug use, some systemic diseases; If there is a problem already existing, it progresses rapidly. There is a gap between the tooth and the gum called pocket which we can not see with eyes. It should be treated when it re...

Inadequate oral care to accumulate a rich, soft and sticky layer of microorganisms on the tooth surface called bacterial plaque; it causes the deterioration of the structure of the tooth mines over time and the formation of tooth decay. If tooth decay treatment is delayed, root canal treatment may have to be applied. Tooth decay If tooth decay is detected in oral examinations or in initial stages in radiological examinations, it can only be treated with a filler. The tooth parts can be cleaned and the missing parts can be filled with filling. Fillings can be made with single seanstant filling materials as well as by taking measurements and bonding them to the teeth in the laboratory environment. However, if the treatment is delayed, caries continuing to progress through the tooth affect the dental nerve. It may cause severe sensitivities and pain. In such a case, root canal treatment is necessary. First, the affected nerve tissue is removed from the canal and the canal is cle...

Porcelain laminates, which hold an important place in the aesthetics of the front teeth, are preferred because they are more protective than the other prosthetic options. In conventional coatings, the laminates are applied without any abrasion or with a grinding of 0.3 – 0.5 mm, whilst the tooth is eroded all around. As a result, tooth integrity is greatly preserved. The tongue is extremely sensitive to even the slightest change in the mouth. In this method, there is no change in the palate side, so acceptability is higher in the mouth. In which situations is the Lamine tooth preferred? Lamine teeth; the irregularities in the front teeth region, the surface abrasions of various reasons, the color problem of the teeth, the integrity of color and shape that can not be achieved due to the large filling, and the lack of aesthetic appearance of the tooth/gum view at the laughing line. Lamine Teeth (Porcelain Lamine) Treatment When planning is done, it is decided how to prepare...

Orthodontics is the science that deals with the position and structure of teeth and jaws. With orthodontic treatment, it is possible to correct irregularities of teeth, jaw disorders, joint problems and gain a harmonious tooth, jaw and face relationship in both children and adults. At the same time, treatment of disorders of the developmental process with various mechanisms can be performed in individuals with facial and jaw disorders. In adult patients, treatment with transparent aplasia or more aesthetic and invisible systems is widely used. Orthodontic therapy is not only an aesthetic requirement but a necessary approach to improving the person’s chewing, talking and vital functions. Skeletal disorders in children can be treated with orthopedic appliances and skeletal disorders in adults can be treated with surgical assisted orthodontic approaches. With orthodontic treatment, it is possible to create a balanced chewing system and aesthetic smile.

Implant dental treatment is an important treatment alternative that is often used to support the retention of dentures in the presence of both existing teeth and in the presence of removable dentures. Tooth loss due to reasons such as rottenness, trauma, gum problems also brings with it a lot of functional, aesthetic and talking problems. These losses can be treated with fixed or mobile prostheses. In a fixed prosthetic treatment, existing healthy teeth may need to be intervened, while moving prostheses may not always offer the comfort that the patient expects in terms of retention and stability. Before Implant Tooth Treatment In a patient in need of implant dentistry, the general health status of the patient before deciding to apply should be assessed in detail to determine whether the implant site is suitable for both hard and soft tissue. Again, it is necessary to decide what type of prosthesis should be done before placement of the implants, and the number, size, and po...

Disorders that occur in the jaw and face area may occur after trauma, cancer surgery, or congenital causes. In the treatment of these disorders, both surgical and prosthetic applications are very important in terms of the aesthetics and function that the patient has lost. These applications have particular advantages and disadvantages. Considering these advantages and disadvantages in the ideal treatment of the patient, it is very important to decide on the jaw prosthesis or facial prosthesis by working together and having an idea in the direction of doctor’s advice and patient’s wishes and expectations. Oral disorders, along with aesthetic as well as functional discomfort. The absence of a portion of the upper jaw, especially in the upper jaw disorders, can cause problems such as speech, chewing, and food coming from above. The use of a moving prosthesis in the absence of teeth in the lower jaw disorders is very difficult for the patient. Facial areas such as the nose, ear, ...