Health Tourism

For patients travelling from abroad we plan the process from beginning to end. The aim is not to rush treatment into a narrow window, but to assess properly before the journey, complete the treatment safely and continue follow-up after you return.

How it works

1. Remote assessment

We hold an online consultation before you plan your trip and ask you to share a panoramic radiograph and intraoral photographs if you have them. In that conversation we outline what treatment is likely to be needed, the possible options and how many appointments would be involved.

This is a preliminary assessment. The definitive plan follows a face-to-face examination and current radiographs taken at the clinic; it may differ from what we saw remotely, and we are obliged to say so from the outset.

2. Scheduling

An appointment schedule is built around your stay. Some treatments can be completed in a single visit; those requiring healing time, such as implants, need two separate visits or a long interval. How many visits each treatment requires is set out in writing at the planning stage.

3. Treatment at the clinic

The first day begins with examination, current imaging and confirmation of the plan. Treatment appointments are spaced sensibly through the day, with time to rest after oral surgery or long procedures.

4. Follow-up after you return

At the end of treatment you are given a summary file listing the procedures performed, details of the materials used and aftercare instructions. That file matters so that a dentist in your own country can see what was done.

Reviews continue online. If a problem develops, please contact us first and, where necessary, seek local care for anything urgent.

What to know

Flying and timing. Flying on the same day as oral surgery or implant placement is not advised. After a sinus lift a longer wait is needed because of pressure changes. Please ask us about this before booking your return flight.

Expectations. No treatment can be guaranteed. A remote assessment does not replace an examination.

Prices. Turkish rules on the promotion of healthcare services prohibit publishing prices or campaigns online. The cost of your treatment plan is communicated to you individually after the examination.

Language. Please state in your request which languages you would prefer, so that suitable arrangements can be planned with you.

Contact

Use the contact form for a preliminary assessment request, or write to us directly on WhatsApp. Telling us which country you are travelling from, the dates you have in mind and attaching any existing radiographs will speed things up.