Health Tourism

For patients coming to us from abroad, we map out the whole journey together before you arrive. The goal isn't to squeeze a rushed course of treatment into a short trip — it's to assess things properly before you travel, complete the treatment safely once you're here, and keep following up with you after you've gone home.

The process, step by step

1. An initial remote consultation

Before you fix your travel dates, we hold an online consultation with you. If you have one, we ask you to send over a panoramic X-ray and some photos taken inside your mouth. In that call we talk through what treatment is likely needed, what your options might be, and roughly how many appointments it could take.

One thing we want to be upfront about: this is a preliminary look, not an examination. The plan only becomes definite once you've had a face-to-face examination and fresh radiographs taken here at the clinic — and what we find in person can differ from what we could see remotely.

2. Building your appointment schedule

We build a schedule around however long you're staying. Some treatments wrap up in one visit; others — implants being the obvious example — need healing time and so call for two separate trips, or a longer gap between appointments. We put the expected number of visits for your treatment in writing at the planning stage.

3. Treatment once you're at the clinic

Day one starts with an examination, current imaging, and locking in the final plan. From there, treatment appointments are spaced sensibly through the day, with rest built in after oral surgery or any longer procedure.

4. Staying in touch after you fly home

Once treatment is finished, we hand you a summary covering what was done, the materials that were used, and how to care for everything afterwards. That file matters — it lets a dentist back home understand exactly what took place here.

Check-ins continue online after that. If anything feels off, get in touch with us first; if it's urgent, please also see a local dentist or doctor where you are.

Before you book your flight

Flight timing. We don't recommend flying home the same day as oral surgery or implant placement. After a sinus lift, you'll need to wait longer than usual because of the pressure changes involved in flying. Ask us about the right timing before you book your return ticket.

On outcomes. We can't guarantee the result of any treatment in advance. A remote assessment gives us a good starting picture, but it's never a substitute for an in-person examination.

On pricing. Turkish regulations on advertising healthcare services don't allow prices or promotional offers to be published online. Once we've examined you, the cost of your specific treatment plan is shared with you individually.

Language. Let us know your preferred language when you make your request, and we'll plan accordingly.

Getting in touch

You can request a preliminary assessment through our contact form, or message us directly on WhatsApp. Telling us which country you're travelling from, the dates you have in mind, and sharing any X-rays you already have will help things move faster.