#EXPERIENCE
HOLLYWOOD SMILE IN TURKEY
Hollywood smile in Turkey, is non-surgical cosmetic operation that gives immediate results, it’s done by placing customized peels on the original teeth of the patient; the dental peels are customized individually based on the shape of the patient’s jaw and mouth. The goal is to give the patient’s teeth a better shape as well as to keep it bright for many years.
Hollywood smile is preformed to get rid of the pigmentations and color changes that happen to one’s teeth, it’s also a very effective way to solve the problem of broken, missing or basically any irregular teeth line.
There are several types of peels that are used in the Hollywood Smile process, the most important of which are:
- Veneers
- Porcelain veneers
- Zirconia peels
- Luminaires
MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT WITH OUR SPECIALIST
You can get a free hair analysis in under 3 minutes with our online assistant.
GET YOUR DOCTOR REPORT
Start your transformation today!
Submit your info for a FREE CONSULTATION!
HOLLYWOOD SMILE METHODS
Laminate Veneers Turkey are the most popular dental treatment these days and are one of the affordable aesthetic solutions for your teeth. Veneers are a tiny prosthetic device that uses thin material and gives you a natural-looking smile. To procedure requires removing some enamel from the tooth and then the veneers are fitted into the tooth. The resin cement used in the procedure can easily be modified as per the color, shape, and size of the teeth.
We know that you don’t want that fake-looking smile and that is why we use premium brands for the perfect finishing. If you are looking for the best quality but affordable dental veneers then Veneers in Turkey is what you want.
A dental veneer is an ultra-thin shell of tooth-colored porcelain or composite that is cemented over the facial surfaces of your teeth to correct dental issues including worn tooth enamel, uneven tooth alignment or spacing, tooth discoloration, and chips or cracks.
Although veneers fall into the category of cosmetic dentistry because they help makeover smiles with beautifully aligned, shapely teeth, they also boast protective qualities and may eliminate the need for more extensive treatments. Other benefits include durability, an improved smile appearance, and the need for little-to-no removal of tooth structure compared to crowns. (There are even veneer variants that require no preparation of the underlying teeth.)
Zirconium crowns are one of the most important and highly recommended crown types recently. Individuals who want aesthetic artificial teeth prefer zirconium crowns. Patients often wonder about the composition or materials used in the production of zirconium crowns.
Zirconium crowns consist of zirconium oxide or zirconium. Zirconium is a white metal which displays radiopaque features in X-rays. In addition, the tooth color is whiter than that of other treatment options. Unlike conventional metal-based ceramic crowns no unattractive gray line is visible.
Zirconium crowns are known to have a natural appearance. Zirconium crowns are often difficult to distinguish from natural teeth. When metal-based crowns are used, it is recommended to attach zirconium crowns to the teeth to give a more natural appearance to the teeth because the gum line tends to darken.
Lumineers are a brand of veneers that take less preparation and advanced dental work than traditional veneers. They’re often called “no prep” veneers. Instead of porcelain, they’re made of “ultra thin” laminate.
Like traditional veneers, dentists use Lumineers to treat discolored and unusually shaped teeth. They’re smooth and slick to the touch. Lumineers are thinner and a bit more translucent than traditional porcelain veneers. For this reason, they’re not a good option for people with severely discolored teeth.
A ‘Gummy Smile’ is a condition where there is too much gum tissue (gingiva) in relation to the size of the patient’s teeth and is very obvious when the patient smiles.
A ‘Gummy Smile’ is a condition where there is too much gum tissue (gingiva) in relation to the size of the patient’s teeth, and is very obvious when the patient smiles. To correct for this, a periodontist (gum disease specialist) will, in a short procedure lasting an hour, remove a portion of the gum while the patient is under local anaesthetic. This procedure is undertaken using the latest laser technology. When the excess gum has been removed there may be the necessity of applying a crown, or crowns, to complete the new ‘Smile Design’ for the patient.