Cosmetic dentistry encompasses procedures aimed at improving the appearance of teeth and oral structure. Here are some common cosmetic dentistry procedures:

1. Whitening (Bleaching): It is a method used to lighten the color of teeth. It is divided into two types: home type and clinic type whitening.

2. Laminate Veneer (Laminate Teeth): They are thin porcelain or composite layers bonded to the front surfaces of the teeth. They are used to change the shape, size and color of the teeth.

3. Bonding (Composite Filling): Composite resin is applied to the teeth to change the color, shape or size of the teeth. It is also used in the treatment of decayed, broken or cracked teeth.

4. Braces (Orthodontics): This is the method used to ensure proper alignment of the teeth and jaw. It can be applied with transparent plates, brackets or wires.

5. Dental Implants: Artificial tooth roots are placed in place of missing teeth and prosthetic teeth are attached to them. They resemble natural teeth both functionally and aesthetically.

6. Dental Tartar Cleaning and Polishing: It is the process of cleaning plaque and tartar accumulation on the tooth surfaces and polishing the teeth. It makes the teeth look whiter and cleaner.

7. Correction of Gums (Gingivoplasty): It is the process of correcting the shape of the gums or removing the excess part of the gums. It is used in the treatment of situations where the gums are excessively visible, called gummy smile.

8. Crowns and Bridges: These are coverings used to replace damaged or missing teeth. Crowns cover the entire tooth, while bridges are used to replace one or more missing teeth.

These applications are planned specifically for each individual and are determined according to the patient's needs. Aesthetic dentistry aims to improve a person's smile and overall dental health.