Children in the primary-tooth stage
First exams, cavity checks, fluoride applications, and primary-tooth treatments are provided under pedodontic care; baby-bottle tooth decay and pacifier habits are also assessed during this period.
School-age children and adolescents
Newly erupted permanent molars are most vulnerable to decay at this stage; fissure sealants protect these teeth. Signs of crowding are also detected early and addressed at these ages.
Adults with gum problems
For complaints of bleeding, recession, and sensitivity, periodontology (gum treatment) is applied; care is planned as needed, from scaling to deep curettage.
Teeth clenching and grinding (bruxism)
If you experience morning jaw pain, headaches, or notice tooth wear, a custom-made night guard protects your teeth and jaw joint; the underlying cause of the tension is evaluated during the examination.