In the first stage, your dentist will examine the teeth planned to be prepared in the mouth in detail, listen to your aesthetic expectations and tell you the treatment details. At this stage, it is worth looking at the comparative before and after photos of zirconium and other aesthetic applications that have been done before making a decision about treatment.

In the second stage, your teeth are eroded somewhat under local anesthesia, providing enough space for zirconium teeth.

After tooth preparation, measurements are taken by digital or conventional methods for the production of prostheses and sent to the dental prosthesis laboratory. When the prosthesis is in the laboratory stage, temporary teeth are glued to your teeth, preventing sensitivity and aesthetic disorder.

In the fourth stage, the teeth from the laboratory are rehearsed in the mouth and harmonized and sent back to the laboratory for glazing.

Zirconium teeth that appear in the last stage are evaluated by you and your physician in terms of aesthetics, form, color, smile, speech and function before they are glued and final checks are made. The process of gluing the teeth is called sanitation. It should not be eaten for 2 hours after semenation.