Total Feeding

"Total feeding " is a term often used in the context of dentistry and prosthetic treatments. This term refers to a type of prosthesis designed to correct complete edentulous areas or tooth loss in the mouth.

The total feed usually includes the following elements:

1. **Total Prosthesis (Full Prosthesis):** Total feeding involves a dental prosthesis, called a complete denture or total denture. This prosthesis can be designed for the upper jaw, lower jaw or both and covers complete edentulous areas. A complete denture is a specially designed prosthesis that replaces teeth. It is designed to adapt to the gums so that it can be held in the mouth.

2. **Movable and Fixed Total Prosthesis:** Total feeding can take various forms. Removable total dentures usually use a holder system based on the gums and can be removed for daily use. Fixed total dentures are usually mounted on implants and have a more stable structure.

3. **Aesthetic and Functional Improvement:** Total feeding is aimed at addressing aesthetic concerns and restoring the function of edentulous areas in the mouth. Dentures can improve the patient's smile aesthetics and chewing function by providing a similar appearance and function to the natural tooth structure.

4. * *Individual Fit: * * Total feeding is custom designed and manufactured to adapt to the patient's oral structure and individual needs. This makes the prosthesis comfortable and convenient.

Total feeding is a treatment option used to correct functional and aesthetic losses caused by tooth loss. The treatment plan is usually individualized depending on the patient's oral structure, general health and aesthetic expectations.

Porcelain Crown Bridge Repair

"Porcelain crown bridge repair," in dentistry, refers to a treatment process applied when a crown or bridge made of porcelain material is damaged. Porcelain crowns and bridges are aesthetic and durable options often used for tooth restoration. However, damage to these restorations can occur over time or as a result of unexpected trauma.

The porcelain crown bridge repair process may include the following steps:

1. **Examination and Evaluation:**
   - The damaged porcelain crown or bridge is examined.
   - The dentist will perform an examination to determine how extensive the damage is and what repairs are needed.

2. **Assessment of Damage:**
   - It is assessed whether the porcelain is cracked, broken or worn.
   - If the damage is only an aesthetic problem, cosmetic corrections can be made. However, if the damage creates a functional problem, a more extensive repair may be required.

3. **Determination of Repair Methods:**

   - Depending on the state of the damage, different repair methods are considered.
   - Small cracks or chips can usually be corrected with porcelain polish or fillers.
   - In the case of large fractures or deformities, a new crown or bridge may be necessary.

4. **New Restoration Production:**
   - If the damage is so extensive that it cannot be repaired, a new porcelain crown or bridge is fabricated.
   - The dentist prepares a new restoration in the laboratory by taking measurements suitable for the patient's oral structure.

5. **Application of the New Restoration:**
   - The dentist places the new porcelain crown or bridge in the mouth and checks the fit.
   - The restoration is shaped and polished to provide a natural fit to the patient's tooth structure.

Porcelain crown bridge repair is a treatment method applied to restore dental aesthetics and function. This process is carried out in collaboration between dentist and patient and requires a personalized approach.

Totel Fracture Repair

"Total fracture repair" is a term used in dentistry and usually refers to the treatment of broken teeth. Teeth can be fractured for a variety of reasons, so the treatment of this condition can vary depending on the type, size and location of the fracture.

The total fracture repair process may include the following steps:

1. **Examination and Diagnosis:**
   - The broken tooth is examined and the dentist assesses the type and extent of the fracture.
   - X-rays and other imaging methods are used to determine how far the fracture has spread into or around the tooth.

2. **Treatment Plan According to Fracture Type:**
   - Depending on the type of fracture, the treatment plan is determined.
   - Small fractures on the surface can usually be treated with dental fillings or bonding.
   - If deeper fractures have spread into the tooth, a filling, inlay or onlay can be applied to protect and support the tooth.
   - Large and extensive fractures may require restorative treatments such as porcelain veneers, crowns or bridges to restore the structural integrity of the tooth.

3. **Restorative Applications:**
   - Depending on the condition of the broken tooth, restorative treatments are applied.
   - Restorations such as porcelain veneers or crowns can be used to strengthen and aesthetically correct a broken tooth.
   - Endodontic treatment (root canal treatment) can be applied to support and protect the internal structure of the tooth.

4. **Aesthetic and Functional Improvement:**

   - One aim of the treatment is to restore the aesthetic appearance and function of the tooth.
   - Restorations are carefully applied to provide an appearance and chewing function similar to natural tooth structure.

Total fracture repair is a process individually planned and performed by dentists. The treatment plan is shaped depending on the condition of the broken tooth and the specific needs of the patient.

Clasp Attachment

"Clasp attachment" is a term used in dental prosthodontics and refers to a procedure that is usually performed on bridges or partial dentures. A clasp is a structure made of a metal frame or wires that supports the prosthesis and attaches to the teeth. A clasp attachment refers to an additional element that is added or integrated into this metal structure.

The main purposes of clasp attachment are:

1. **Additional Support and Empowerment:** The addition of a clasp makes the prosthesis stronger and more durable. Especially in partial dentures, a clasp is added to ensure that the prosthesis replacing the missing teeth is supported and strengthened by the other intact teeth.

2. **Better Retention and Stabilization:** The clasp provides a more secure attachment of the prosthesis to the teeth. This prevents the prosthesis from moving in the mouth and the patient experiences a more comfortable wearing experience.

3. **Aesthetic and Minimal Impact:** The clasp addition is usually designed in such a way that it is not noticeable from the outside. This helps the denture wearer to maintain their aesthetic appearance and have minimal impact on the surrounding teeth.

The addition of a clasp is usually planned by dentists, depending on the oral structure of the denture wearer and the design of the prosthesis. In this process, the comfort of the patient and the preservation of the natural tooth structure are prioritized. The addition of a clasp offers a more stable, durable and aesthetically satisfying solution for prosthesis wearers.

Tooth Addition

"Tooth addition" is a term used in the context of dentistry and prosthetic treatments. This term refers to the addition of artificial teeth, such as dentures or implants, in addition to the patient's natural teeth in case of tooth loss. Tooth addition is applied to correct aesthetic and functional losses, restore chewing function and improve the patient's smile aesthetics.

The addition of teeth can be realized in various ways:

1. **Dental Prosthesis:**
   - Complete dentures: It is used to replace all teeth in case of tooth loss. It can be designed for the upper jaw, lower jaw or both.
   - Partial dentures: It is used to replace one or more missing teeth. They are supported and attached to neighboring teeth.

2. **Dental Implants:**
   - Implants are artificial teeth mounted on screw-like structures placed in the jawbone. In case of tooth loss, it is one of the closest solutions to natural teeth. The implants provide firm support and stability.

3. **Bridge Prostheses:**
   - Bridges are used to replace missing teeth by relying on neighboring intact teeth in case of tooth loss. An aesthetic appearance is usually achieved by using porcelain-coated metal frames or all-ceramic materials.

4. **Dental Veneers:**
   - Veneers are thin porcelain veneers placed on the front surface of the front teeth. It can be used to correct conditions such as aesthetic concerns, discoloration or mild stretch marks.

The tooth addition is personalized depending on the patient's individual needs and oral structure. The treatment plan is determined in line with the patient's aesthetic expectations, chewing function and general oral health goals. In this way, tooth replacement helps the patient to restore their natural smile and maintain oral health.

Total Prosthesis Cleaning

"Total denture cleaning" is an important concept in dentistry and denture care. A total denture is a type of prosthesis that covers completely edentulous areas and rests on the gums for support in the mouth. Total denture cleaning consists of a series of steps performed on a regular basis to ensure the hygiene of the denture and maintain oral health.

Total denture cleaning procedures may include

1. **Daily Cleaning:**
   - It is important to clean total dentures daily. This should be done before and after using the prosthesis.
   - Cleaning the denture in the morning and evening maintains oral health by removing bacteria and plaque that have accumulated overnight.

2. **Using a Prosthetic Brush:**
   - Special denture brushes can be used to clean the surfaces of total dentures.
   - Brushing can prevent bad breath by removing food debris, plaque and microorganisms that accumulate on the denture.

3. **Soap or Denture Cleaning Tablets:**
   - Dentures can be cleaned using soapy water or denture cleaning tablets.
   - These products clean the prosthesis more effectively and prevent bacterial build-up.

4. **Regular Checks:**
   - It is important to regularly attend the periodic check-up appointments set by the dentist.
   - The dentist assesses the condition of the prosthesis and makes improvements or adjustments if necessary.

5. **Night Prosthesis Use:**
   - If a night prosthesis is used, cleaning of this prosthesis should not be neglected.
   - Night denture cleaning should be done in accordance with the methods recommended by the dentist.

Total denture cleaning is a critical measure to maintain oral health, prolong the life of the denture and prevent bad breath. When these cleaning steps are performed regularly, individuals using the prosthesis can have a more comfortable experience.