Dental Services
A range of dental services is offered across general, restorative, implant, cosmetic, and surgical disciplines. All treatment decisions are preceded by a clinical assessment and documented in a written plan.
No treatment begins without a thorough clinical assessment. Each patient's oral health is evaluated individually, taking into account their dental history, existing conditions, and clinical findings.
Following the assessment, a written treatment plan is prepared. The plan sets out the proposed procedures, materials, indicative timelines, and itemised cost estimates. Patients review and consent to the plan before any clinical work begins.
The descriptions on this page are informational. They describe clinical procedures as commonly practised. Individual treatment requirements are determined through examination and are not implied by the general descriptions below.
A clinical examination of the teeth, gums, soft tissues, and bite, supplemented by dental imaging where indicated, forms the basis of every treatment plan.
Proposed procedures, materials, and cost estimates are documented in writing and discussed with the patient before any procedure is scheduled.
Written consent is obtained prior to each procedure. Patients are informed of the clinical rationale, steps involved, and material risks before giving consent.
Services are organised across the following clinical disciplines. Specific procedures within each category are described below.
General dentistry encompasses the routine and preventive care that supports long-term oral health. These services are typically the starting point for new patients and the basis of ongoing maintenance.
Restorative procedures address teeth that are damaged, decayed, or missing, with the aim of re-establishing their structural integrity and function using clinically appropriate materials.
Dental implant treatment involves the surgical placement of a titanium post into the jawbone to serve as a foundation for a prosthetic tooth or teeth. Candidacy is determined by clinical and radiographic assessment.
Cosmetic procedures address the appearance of the teeth. Treatment options are discussed following a clinical assessment, taking into account both the patient's dental health status and their stated preferences.
Oral surgical procedures are carried out under local anaesthesia. Post-operative care instructions are provided in writing following each procedure. The surgical scope includes extractions and minor intraoral surgical interventions.
Treatment follows a structured clinical process. The sequence below describes how a course of care is typically initiated and conducted.
The first appointment includes a thorough examination of the teeth, gums, occlusion, and soft tissues. Dental radiographs are taken where clinically indicated. The findings are discussed with the patient in the same appointment.
Where multiple clinical approaches are available, each option is explained in terms of procedure, materials, indicative timelines, and cost. Patients are given time to consider the options before a decision is made.
The agreed course of treatment is documented in writing. The written plan includes the sequence of procedures, materials selected, and an itemised cost estimate. A copy is provided to the patient before treatment begins.
At the end of each course of treatment, follow-up arrangements are discussed and documented. Patients are advised on the appropriate interval for their next routine review based on clinical findings.
Patients from outside Turkey can receive treatment in Istanbul. The city is accessible from major European and international cities, and appointments can be coordinated around confirmed travel dates.
Written treatment planning and cost estimates are provided in advance of arrival. Correspondence is available in English and Turkish. For treatment plans involving multiple appointments, indicative scheduling is included in the written plan so that patients can plan their travel accordingly.
Information for international patients →Patients can get in touch by email before travelling to provide dental records or X-rays and receive a preliminary written assessment. This allows treatment planning to begin prior to the first in-person appointment.
Appointments are scheduled with patient travel dates in mind. Where a course of treatment spans multiple visits, a written schedule is provided so that travel can be arranged accordingly.
Consultations, written treatment plans, and clinical correspondence are available in both English and Turkish.
To arrange an initial examination or to ask a question about a specific treatment, contact the practice by phone or email. A full contact form, address details, and map are available on the Contact page.
Address
Harbiye Mah. Abdi İpekci Cad. Azer İş Merkezi No: 40 D: 15 Şişli / İstanbul / Turkey
Phone
+90 850 711 27 35