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Dental restoration – beautiful teeth and new self-confidence

For many people, a visit to the dentist is a daunting prospect. This can lead to dental problems often going untreated for extended periods. Damaged teeth cause increased discomfort, and the damage progresses, making dental visits even more difficult.

Most patients with dental anxiety typically require a complete dental restoration. Due to their panic-inducing fear of visiting the dentist, the majority of these patients have often neglected their check-ups and professional cleanings for years. Depending on your individual dental condition, we will restore your teeth for a better quality of life and a radiant smile.
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Dental restoration – definition and significance

Definition: Combination of several dental procedures to
restore function and aesthetics.

A complete or total restoration refers to a procedure in which at least half of the teeth require treatment in order to sustainably improve the health of your teeth.

Depending on the individual condition of your teeth, a series of comprehensive dental treatments will be carried out and combined in a pre-planned sequence.

A complete dental restoration involves more than just replacing damaged teeth – it is more like a comprehensive overhaul of the entire dentition.

The goal of a complete restoration is to rebuild a healthy, aesthetic, pain-free and functional set of teeth.

Statutory health insurance companies generally only cover the costs of necessary, medically justified treatments.

Typical components of a complete renovation:

measure Area of ​​application
Tooth extraction Removal of teeth that are not worth saving.
Dental fillings Filling small cavities in otherwise healthy teeth.
Implants Replacements for missing teeth.
Root canal treatment Tooth preservation in cases of inflammation
Bone structure Measures to build bone
Crowns and bridges Aesthetic dental prosthetics.
Periodontal therapy Treatment of gum disease.
Veneers / Smile Design Aesthetic improvement (optional) of existing teeth.
Planning and production of the dental prosthesis Crowns, implants, dentures and bridges.
Professional teeth cleaning Thorough cleaning, especially for teeth with cavities.

When is dental treatment necessary?

A complete dental restoration is particularly necessary for patients with dental anxiety. Unnoticed tooth damage, gum inflammation, or loose teeth can lead to serious and painful problems over time. People with acute dental phobia will even endure pain and damaged teeth simply to avoid visiting the dentist.

Patients with dental anxiety often only go to the dentist when they are in distress and can no longer bear the physical pain and emotional distress. Dental restoration is not the only reason for dental rehabilitation in patients with dental anxiety. Poor oral hygiene, an unhealthy diet, or even hereditary factors can contribute to the need for comprehensive dental restoration.

Duration of dental restoration:

The duration of a partial or complete renovation depends on the type and scope of the planned measures.

The treatment takes place in two phases: First, severely damaged teeth are removed and existing diseases in the oral cavity are treated.

If only individual teeth need to be treated, the procedure is often completed in a few hours.

The existing teeth are also taken into account in the planning to optimally restore function and aesthetics.

Once complete healing is complete, the dental prosthesis is planned and fitted. A temporary prosthesis covers any visible gaps during the interim period.

Bone grafting may be necessary for implants before they can be placed and the temporary teeth fitted. Patients can wear these until their second appointment.

The implants usually heal within three months, and during the second visit, drawing on our many years of experience, we insert the fixed dental prosthesis.

Other reasons for a complete renovation include:

They suffer from multiple dead or decayed teeth.

Chronic inflammation and periodontitis.

Aesthetic reasons: Desire for a new smile.

Poor condition of old fillings, dentures, crowns and bridges.

Missing teeth and impaired chewing function.

Tooth loss due to accident or lack of treatment.

Even in cases of dental anxiety, prolonged avoidance of treatment, and systemic diseases such as diabetes, a complete dental restoration may become necessary.
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Tips for how to behave after dental restoration

To ensure your renovation is a complete success, there are a few rules to follow:

Soft food in the first few days

Mouthwashes and careful oral hygiene

Medications such as antibiotics or painkillers (only as directed)

Keep to the scheduled appointments

Avoid smoking, alcohol and strenuous physical activity

do Don’t
Cooling (outside) Smoking in the first few days
Eat soft foods Hot drinks/food directly thereafter
Medication regularly take Independent removal of seams

How is dental restoration performed on patients with dental anxiety?

At Fly2Smile, we collaborate with clinics that specialize in treating patients with anxiety disorders, and we make your stay as stress-free and relaxed as possible. We treat our patients with sensitivity and ensure they feel comfortable in the clinic, free from any unnecessary stressors.

For patients with dental anxiety, dental restoration can be performed under sedation or general anesthesia after prior consultation. The anesthesiologist will ask you detailed questions and take a medical history to ensure you are a suitable candidate for sedation or general anesthesia.

We will explain each treatment step to you in detail and in a calm atmosphere, so you know exactly what procedures will be performed. We will take plenty of time for you and are happy to answer any questions you may have before the procedure. Many patients report that the treatment in Turkey seemed less stressful than in Germany.

Frequently asked questions about dental implants in Turkey

Yes, it is possible to have dental restorations performed under sedation or general anesthesia, provided you are a suitable candidate for anesthesia. Dental restorations for anxious patients are generally performed under sedation or general anesthesia at Fly2Smile.
With good dental care, oral hygiene, and regular checkups, the results of dental restoration can last for many years – sometimes even decades. However, the longevity of the treatment success depends on several factors: the chosen method, the materials used, and, last but not least, personal lifestyle and care habits.
Yes, even at an advanced age, there is generally nothing preventing a complete dental restoration. There is no fixed age limit – neither for implants nor for crowns, bridges, or dentures. What is decisive is the individual’s overall health and the condition of the jawbone, not their age.
Whether bone grafting is necessary can only be determined based on the individual findings. This step is often required to create a stable foundation for dental implants – especially when there is insufficient bone mass due to tooth loss or other causes.

Fly2Smile: Let us help you achieve your dream smile

Many patients are hesitant to undergo dental treatment in Turkey for one specific reason : they fear communication problems. With Fly2Smile, however, these fears are completely unfounded. Seamless communication is a top priority here, and it’s no coincidence that the clinics employ English-speaking interpreters .

They reliably manage all communication – from the first to the last step of treatment. This means there’s always someone you can turn to – someone who can clear up any misunderstandings . Because, as they say: communication is key.

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