Oral care should be done regularly to maintain oral and dental health. After oral and dental care that is not carried out regularly, tartar or staining may occur on the teeth. A specialist dentist should be consulted for the removal of stains and tartar. Dentists should be consulted about how these problems in the teeth require treatment and should be examined by the surgeon. With medical and dental cleaning performed by a specialist dentist, plaques and tartar on the tooth surface are cleaned. With dental cleaning, which does not cause any harm to the tooth enamel, tartar and plaque are cleaned, and your teeth are aimed to have a clean and smooth appearance.

Tooth extraction treatment is the process of removing the tooth from its place in the bone by the surgical intervention of the teeth that cannot be treated and applied by a specialist dentist. Tooth extraction takes place because of damage that cannot be healed for any reason. Therefore, early diagnosis is very important to prevent tooth loss. Before starting the tooth extraction process, local anesthesia should be applied to the area to be made. Then the numbness provided by local anesthesia is checked. After sufficient numbness, the extraction process is performed. The tooth extraction process varies according to the tooth structure of the person and takes an average of 20 minutes.

Root canal treatment, known as endodontic treatment, is disinfected by removing the pulp inside the hard tissue of the infected or decayed tooth, and then it is closed with a filling process in the pulp extending to the root tip of the teeth; nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissue. If the nerve or pulp of a tooth is damaged, the tissue breaks down, and bacteria enter the pulp and begin to multiply there. If left untreated, the proliferating bacteria causes infection and tooth abscess. At the point that progresses to tooth loss, root canal treatment is applied to save the tooth.