Frequently Asked
Frequently asked questions
The answers below are general information; an individual assessment is made through examination by a dentist.
What happens at the first appointment?
A clinical examination is carried out, your complaint is assessed and, where deemed necessary, a radiological examination is requested. Following the assessment, the treatment options that may be applied are explained to you by your dentist.
Is anaesthesia used during procedures?
Procedures deemed necessary are carried out under local anaesthesia. The administration of anaesthesia and the situations that may arise during and after the procedure are explained by your dentist at the examination. What individuals experience during and after a procedure may vary.
How do I make an appointment?
You can fill in the appointment request form on the contact page or reach us by telephone during opening hours. The address, telephone number and opening hours are given on the contact page.
When should my child have their first dental check-up?
It is recommended that the first check-up takes place following the eruption of the first baby tooth and by the age of one at the latest. Regular check-ups started at an early stage contribute to the early detection of decay and developmental problems.
What should I do in an emergency?
In cases of severe pain, swelling or trauma you can call our clinic during opening hours. For emergencies outside opening hours you should apply to the nearest institution providing emergency health services.
Where is the clinic located?
It operates at Ataşehir, Anadolu Cd. No:823 A, 35620 Çiğli/İzmir. You can use the map on the contact page for directions.
What is the nature of the information on this website?
The content on this site is published for the purpose of general information intended to protect and improve health, within the scope of the Regulation on Promotion and Information Activities in Health Services. The content does not replace examination, diagnosis or treatment by a dentist. An individual assessment can only be made through a clinical examination.