Assoc. Dr. Elif Öncü explains that aesthetic treatments are not just procedures that change the color and shape of teeth, but that maintaining the biological balance of the mouth is crucial for successful and natural long-term results.
What Should Be Considered Before Aesthetic Planning?
Aesthetic procedures performed in a mouth with active caries or gum disease can cause serious health and stability problems over time. Therefore, before aesthetic planning;
- Cavities,
- Gum diseases and infections,
- Existing functional problems must be evaluated and treated.
The Foundation of a Healthy Appearance: The Invisible Infrastructure
A healthy appearance is based on healthy tissues. The level of the gums, bone support, occlusion relationship, and oral hygiene form the invisible infrastructure that carries the aesthetic result.
The modern aesthetic approach is planned not only with the question “How will it look?” but also with the question “Will the mouth be able to carry this treatment healthily for many years?”