Lack of teeth causes malnutrition as well as aesthetically poor images. When dental aesthetics are mentioned, the first thing that comes to mind today is the porcelain Lamina. This process includes porcelain, composite lamina, bonding and tooth whitening or recontouring. To replace the missing teeth with a new tooth, the application of the prosthesis closest to the original tooth is called prosthetic tooth treatment. The porcelain lamina process means that the person changes the shape and color of teeth permanently.

 

      Porcelains usually have the fineness and appearance appropriate to one's lips and teeth. Porcelain Lamina materials prepared in the laboratory environment are applied to the front surfaces of the tooth by gluing. This can also be accomplished by closing the gaps between the teeth or extending the shorter teeth. For those who are not satisfied with the color of their teeth, bleaching can be done permanently. Rarely, there are procedures used for the correction of crooked teeth. The problems are solved in about 2 sessions, but these times may be longer depending on the condition of the tooth.