Dent48 Oral And Dental Health (2026)

31/12/2025

We wish you a healthy and peaceful year; Happy New Year😍🥳

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👉+90 850 309 00 48

27/12/2025

Chewing should always be performed bilaterally and evenly.
People who chew on only one side may develop deformities in the jaw muscles. As a result, pain may occur and asymmetry in the mouth and facial structure may develop.

One-sided chewing often occurs when all or some of the teeth on one side of the jaw are lost, causing the individual to avoid using that side. These toothless areas should be restored with appropriate prosthetic treatments.

For proper and healthy chewing, the teeth should close with equal contact on both sides. Individuals should use both the right and left sides of the jaw in a balanced manner. With balanced chewing, the teeth, chewing muscles, and jaw joints are also used evenly and healthily.

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👉Marmaris/Turkey
👉+90 850 309 00 48 / +90 552 314 48 48

26/12/2025

We provide a fun, pain-free treatment environment where children feel comfortable and are not afraid of the dentist 🥳

👉Dent 48 International / Turkey
👉Marmaris/Turkey
👉+90 850 309 00 48 / +90 552 314 48 48

16/12/2025

One of the topics our patients are curious about is whether dental implants are harmful to the body.

Dental implants are made of titanium. Titanium is a highly biocompatible material that can integrate with healthy bone, and it does not cause harm to the body.

👉Dent 48 International / Turkey
👉Marmaris/Turkey
👉+90 850 309 00 48 / +90 552 314 48 48

12/12/2025

Although teeth and gums are the first things that come to mind when we talk about oral health, oral health actually encompasses much more. The term oral includes the soft tissues, the hard and soft palate, the oral mucosa and throat, the tongue, the lips, the salivary glands, the chewing muscles, and both the upper and lower jaws. All nutrients enter the body through the mouth and are broken down by the teeth to prepare for digestion. Therefore, maintaining clean teeth and good oral hygiene is essential for our overall health.

So, don’t delay treatment for non-vital teeth—take action and protect your oral and dental health. 🙂

👉Dent 48 International / Turkey
👉Marmaris/Turkey
👉+90 850 309 00 48 / +90 552 314 48 48

11/12/2025

🇬🇧 If your child is writhing in pain, parenting instincts kick in. But do you know what the best way to deal with toothache is? When your child complains of a toothache and you can't go to the dentist right away, you can help relieve the toothache at home.

At the first signs of toothache, check for specific problems. Use dental floss to remove stuck food particles, check the tooth for loosening and mouth sores. That way, you can try to alleviate the symptoms until you go to the dentist.

⭐Rinse Salt with Warm Water

• An important step in relieving toothache is the reduction of oral swelling. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) states that if your child is not old enough to rinse their mouth and spit up, a warm saline solution can be used to reduce inflammation. Mix one teaspoon of regular table salt into a small glass of warm water and let the mixture circulate all over your mouth.

⭐Cold Compress

• Next, you can apply a cold compress to the outside of your child's cheek, near the sore area. The cold compress will help reduce the severity of the pain by causing the blood vessels in the area to narrow. Wrap the gel compress in a thin cloth or ice pack in a soft towel and help the child hold it in place to relieve pressure and swelling inside the mouth.

⭐Clove Oil

• Clove oil can also act as a pain reliever and antibacterial for toothaches. Be sure to dilute the clove oil with something safe for food, such as almond oil. You can use a cotton swab to gently rub the affected area around the tooth. Keep in mind that clove oil can have an unpleasant taste and side effects when eaten, so use it only on children who are too old to swallow it. If you don't have clove oil, you can ask your pharmacist for an oral medication that contains clove oil as an active ingredient and is safe for children.

⭐Even if your child seems comfortable for a moment, it is necessary not to neglect the toothache. For this reason, you should visit a dentist as soon as possible.

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👉+90 552 314 48 48

04/12/2025

If there is an acute abscess in the tooth (swelling, fever, and general fatigue), antibiotics must be used for at least three days before tooth extraction and abscess drainage.
The reason for prescribing antibiotics is to prevent the infection in the tooth from spreading throughout the body via the bloodstream. An infected (abscessed) tooth cannot be treated with antibiotics alone; it must be treated by a dentist.

In chronic abscessed teeth, tooth extraction can be performed without the need for antibiotic therapy.

👉Dent 48 International / Turkey
👉Marmaris/Turkey
👉+90 850 309 00 48 / +90 552 314 48 48

28/11/2025

During the first three months of pregnancy, which is the critical period when the baby’s organs are developing, dental treatments that may have significant effects should be avoided. Treatments should be postponed to the second trimester, as this is the safest and most suitable period for dental procedures (specifically the 4th, 5th, and 6th months of pregnancy). The last trimester is also a sensitive period, similar to the first trimester, and non-emergency dental treatments should be postponed until after delivery.

In emergencies such as tooth or gum infections, it should be understood that the existing infection can affect the baby’s development more negatively than the potential risks of dental treatment.

👉Dent 48 International / Turkey
👉Marmaris/Turkey
👉+90 850 309 00 48 / +90 552 314 48 48

25/11/2025

Dental fillings typically last for many years. However, dental fillings can wear down over time, leading to wear and tear. If you clench or grind your teeth, you may need to replace them sooner.

If you see cracks or signs of wear on your dental fillings, you should see your dentist as soon as possible to replace them. Continuing to chip a damaged filling can lead to a cracked tooth, and a simple dental filling replacement can require additional, more expensive and complex repairs.

👉Dent 48 International / Turkey
👉Marmaris/Turkey
👉+90 850 309 00 48 / +90 552 314 48 48

23/11/2025

A gap between the two front teeth, known as diastema, can occur due to a mismatch between the size of the teeth and the dental arch.

This condition may be genetic—often seen when a child inherits a wide dental arch from the father and relatively small-sized teeth from the mother. In some individuals, diastema develops due to the proportions of the jaw size and tooth dimensions.

The treatment of diastema can be performed through the following methods:
👉 Porcelain laminate veneers
👉 Orthodontic treatment
👉 Bonding treatment

👉Dent 48 International / Turkey
👉Marmaris/Turkey
👉+90 850 309 00 48 / +90 552 314 48 48

20/11/2025

Orthodontic problems can stem from a variety of genetic and environmental factors. Problems encountered during tooth and jaw development, trauma to the teeth and jaw at a young age, and childhood habits like thumb sucking can all trigger orthodontic problems.

While the most common causes of orthodontic problems today are the premature loss of primary teeth and genetic factors, all problems that occur during tooth development and jaw positioning can exacerbate orthodontic problems.

The most common causes of orthodontic problems are:

👉Early loss of primary teeth
👉Genetic factors (skeletal conditions, etc.)
👉Skeletal growth disorders
👉Harmful habits such as thumb sucking, nail biting, and pencil biting
👉Childhood mouth breathing
👉Eating disorders

You can ask your orthodontist and dentist about the causes of orthodontic problems and how to treat them to find the most appropriate treatment for you.

16/11/2025

🇬🇧 Before and after great change

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🇩🇪 Vor und nach großen Veränderungen

⭐Our treatments are carried out within the scope of the health tourism program.⭐

👉Dent 48 International / Turkey
👉Marmaris/Turkey
👉+90 850 309 00 48 / +90 552 314 48 48

Dent48 Oral And Dental Health