Digital Smile Design
Facial proportions, lip line and tooth shape are reviewed on screen so you can see the proposed outcome before any treatment starts.
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Oral & Dental Health Clinic
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At our clinic in Caddebostan, every treatment — from general dentistry to paediatric dentistry — is followed from start to finish by the same team. Before any procedure, we talk through what will be done and why, together and in plain language.
- Planned on digital radiographs and intraoral scans
- Written treatment plan and timeline before we start
- Dentist-led clinic in Caddebostan, Istanbul
Where to start
Tell us the problem, we'll point to the treatment
You do not need to know which treatment you need. Pick whichever line below sounds closest to your situation — the relevant treatments and what to expect are explained there.
A map of your mouth
Let us show you where we look
Tap an area on the chart to see what comes up most often on those teeth and which treatments we look at.
Upper jawLower jaw
Front teeth (incisors)
The four teeth most visible when you speak and smile. Colour differences, chipped corners, gaps and the gum line come up most often here.
See treatments for this areaThis chart is not an assessment tool; only an examination — and imaging where needed — can say what is happening on a given tooth. What you read here is simply what comes up most often in that area.
Treatments
What we treat at the clinic
Every treatment begins with an examination, radiographic assessment and a conversation about the alternatives. Each page below sets out the procedure, how long it takes and what to watch for afterwards.
The process
Your treatment in four steps
Digital dentistry
We measure rather than estimate
A digital workflow is not a showcase. It narrows the margin for error, shortens treatment and lets us show you what will be done before it is done.
Panoramic radiography, done digitally
Both jaws are imaged with a low radiation dose; decay, impacted teeth and bone level are all assessed together in a single image.
A scan instead of an impression
Digital scanning replaces traditional impression putty. It's more comfortable for patients with a pronounced gag reflex and gives the laboratory data accurate to the micron.
Seeing the new smile on screen together
For aesthetic treatments, the proposed tooth length and shape are reviewed together on screen before any work begins.
Guided implant placement
Implant angle and depth are worked out in advance from tomography data, so placement follows that plan during the procedure.
A live view with an intraoral camera
A small camera magnifies the tooth surface onto the screen; decay, a crack or a worn filling can be reviewed together during the exam.
Radiographic imaging is performed only when clinically necessary and at the lowest reasonably achievable dose.
Patient safety
Sterilisation: unseen, and the most important work we do
Every instrument used in the clinic follows a traceable route. We describe that chain here, because it is what a patient should know without having to ask.
First step: disinfection
As soon as instruments leave the treatment room, they go straight into a disinfectant solution.
Second step: ultrasonic cleaning
Residue too small to see is removed mechanically in an ultrasonic bath.
Third step: pouching and sterilisation
Each instrument is individually pouched and sterilised in a 134 °C steam autoclave.
Final step: checking the indicator
Each pouch's sterilisation indicator is checked before use, and the pouch is opened in front of you.
11Years in clinical practice
6Treatment categories
4Continuing education events a year
Affiliations
- T.C. Sağlık Bakanlığı
- Marmara Üniversitesi Diş Hekimliği Fakültesi
- Türk Dişhekimleri Birliği
- İstanbul Dişhekimleri Odası
Appointments
Three ways to reach us
Pick whichever suits you. All three get a same-day reply, and the first question is always the same: what is bothering you, and since when.
- WhatsAppBook by message
- PhoneBook by speaking to us
- Appointment formFill in the form and we'll call you
- 01
Book an appointment
WhatsApp, phone or the form · same-day reply
- 02
Come in for an examination
Listening, an oral examination · an X-ray if needed
- 03
Go through the plan together
A written plan · number of visits and timing
- 04
Treatment and follow-up
Treatment · then a follow-up appointment
This outlines how the clinic works; it is not a real patient record or conversation.
Oral care
The brushing game: 32 teeth in 40 seconds
Move the brush over the teeth and clear the plaque off all of them before time runs out. The back teeth carry thicker plaque — exactly as they do in real life.
Twice daily, two minutes each time
Cut brushing short and some tooth surfaces never get reached. Two minutes is the minimum time needed to work around to every surface.
Don't skip the spaces between teeth
A toothbrush reaches only about two thirds of the tooth surface. The remaining gaps need floss or an interdental brush — that's exactly where most decay starts.
It's the angle that matters, not the force
Pressing hard damages enamel and gums. Hold the brush at roughly a 45-degree angle to the gum line and move it in small circular motions.
A check-up twice a year
Decay caught early is finished in a single visit; left unattended, it can progress to needing root canal treatment. A check-up is always shorter and easier than the treatment that follows neglect.
The game is for fun and does not replace an examination or treatment. Real brushing is twice a day, two minutes each time.
Book a check-upExamination first, decisions after
Book an appointment: we will assess where things stand and talk through the options and how long each takes.
0 533 400 88 62Your request is confirmed the same day.