I would advise you to visit a dentist as soon as possible for an examination and treatment options. Cavities can lead to further complications if left untreated, such as tooth decay and infection.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have black line on molars teeth can you suggest any treatment

Female | 18

The black line on your mill's teeth may be a symptom of tooth decay or staining. I strongly recommend seeing a dentist, especially a prosthodontist, who will examine your condition and recommend further treatment.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Datoo me dard he ....................

Male | 65

Ji treatment hoga homeopathy medicine se dard thik jo jaye app consult kr skte hy

Answered on 31st Mar '25

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I got broken tooth recently 1 wk back during chewing something hard. Now it’s paining and there is some swelling on the gum.

Female | 67

get the dental x-ray done & then we can see what has to be done. one could try to save it with a root canal with a post & core , if not then extraction & implant

Answered on 23rd May '24

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A.o.A Can we push back long upper teeth to improve smile through some dental procedure. Patient age is 32.

Male | 32

If your upper teeth appear prominent, it could be due to various factors such as jaw alignment or dental positioning. Options for correction include orthodontic treatments like braces or clear aligners, which can gently reposition your teeth over time. Consulting with a qualified dentist or orthodontist is essential, as they can assess your unique situation and recommend the best approach tailored to your needs.

Answered on 6th Mar '25

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Hello, I’m interested in a full mouth smile makeover (top and bottom teeth) and would like detailed information before booking. Could you please let me know: 1. What treatment you would recommend for a full mouth (porcelain veneers, E-max, composite bonding, etc.) and why ? I won’t like any teeth to be shaved or broken down. 2. The total cost for a full mouth (please confirm how many teeth this includes and that the price is all-inclusive) 3. What is included in the price (consultation, X-rays/scans, temporary veneers, lab work, aftercare) 4. How much enamel would need to be removed 5. How many days I would need to stay in Turkey and how many visits are required 6. What materials you use and the expected lifespan 7. Whether you offer a guarantee or warranty and for how long 8. Before & after photos of full-mouth cases similar to mine 9. Any possible extra or hidden costs 10. Accepted payment methods I’m based in the UK and want to make an informed decision before travelling. Thank you, Lewis Guri

Male | 18

In your case, I would recommend considering treatments like porcelain veneers or composite bonding, as they can often achieve the desired results without significant enamel removal. Typically, the total cost for a full mouth makeover includes all teeth on the top and bottom jaw. This cost is usually all-inclusive and covers consultations, X-rays, lab work, and aftercare. The amount of enamel that would need to be removed depends on the chosen treatment and your individual needs. In terms of materials, we use high-quality options like porcelain or composite, each with its own expected lifespan. As for your stay in Turkey, it's usually a few days for the procedure, with multiple visits sometimes required for consultations and follow-ups. We do offer guarantees on our work, and any extra or hidden costs will be discussed with you upfront. Accepted payment methods can vary, so we can provide you with that information when you decide to proceed. I hope this information helps you make an informed decision.

Answered on 31st Dec '25

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