How do you manage hygiene during treatment? Hygiene is one of the biggest success factors in orthodontics because plaque accumulation can inflame gums, create white spots on enamel, and delay progress. The hygiene strategy depends on whether you use aligners or braces.
At MilimDental, Dr. Begüm Ulaşan (orthodontist / orthodontic specialist) teaches a practical routine. With aligners, hygiene is usually easier because trays are removable—patients should brush and floss before reinserting aligners and clean trays daily. With braces, hygiene requires more tools: brushing around brackets and gumline, using interdental brushes under the wire, and flossing with orthodontic aids. Diet habits matter too—frequent sugary snacks and sticky foods increase risk.
We also manage hygiene through monitoring. At check-ups, gum inflammation and plaque retention zones are assessed, and technique is corrected early. Hygiene isn’t about perfection; it’s about consistency. When hygiene is controlled, teeth move more predictably and the final smile looks healthier. A good orthodontic plan includes hygiene training from the first week, not after problems appear.
For many patients suffering from severe upper jaw bone loss, traditional dental implants are no longer a viable option. Years of tooth loss, periodontal disease, or previous failed implants can result in such bone deterioration that conventional solutions simply don't work. That’s where Zygomatic Implants come in — and at Milim Dental, we specialize in delivering successful outcomes for even the most challenging cases.
The health of our teeth is extremely important. Even a minor pain or sensitivity can affect our entire day. However, the appearance of our teeth is just as important as their health. Even if there is no pain, maintaining daily oral hygiene is essential. Our smile is our visual signature, and the appearance of our teeth directly affects our overall image when we speak or smile.
Have you been told you lack sufficient bone in your upper jaw for dental implants? Learn what upper jaw bone deficiency is and how Sinus Lifting Surgery (Sinus Augmentation) works to create the necessary foundation for successful implant placement.
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Milim Dental Hospital provides comprehensive dental services in a spacious 1,000 m² facility, supported by a wide team of dental professionals including specialists in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Prosthodontics, Orthodontics, Pediatric Dentistry, and Periodontology.