Talk to a clinician before you decide anything

Fifteen minutes, and nobody sells you anything

1. You tell us what is wrong. What bothers you, what a dentist has told you before, and what you want the result to look like. Photographs help but are not needed.
2. A clinician looks and asks. Not a salesperson reading a script. If you have X-rays or a scan, they will look at those too.
3. You get an indicative plan and a price range. In writing, afterwards. It is indicative because nobody can be certain until a dentist has seen your mouth in a chair.
4. You go away and think about it. There is no deposit, no card, and no hold on anything. If we do not hear from you, we will not chase you twice.

When the answer is no

Sometimes the honest answer is that you need less treatment than you asked for, or a different treatment, or none. It happens often enough that it is worth saying here rather than discovering it on the call.

If implants are wrong for your bone, or veneers would ruin healthy teeth, we will say so - and it costs you nothing to have found out.

The clinicians, not a call centre

• Emre KaragözImplants and full-arch cases
• Başak DemircanDentist
• Serkan KılınçDentist
• Melisa ÇelikDentist
• Hakan KanışlıDentist
• Selin SüyekDentist
• Oktay ŞahinAssociate Dentist
• Yağmur AkayLaboratory Manager
• Berivan TekinerHead of Dental Assistant
• Timur DursunDriver
• Serhat KoçhanDriver

One of these is on the call. Your patient manager, who is in the UK, stays with you from the first message to the last check-up.

What to have ready

• A photograph of your smile, and one of your teeth slightly apart. A phone is fine.
• Any X-ray or CBCT scan you already have, even an old one.
• A note of any medication you take and any condition that affects healing.
• Any quote you have been given at home, so the comparison is like for like.

None of it is compulsory. You can turn up with nothing and still have a useful conversation.