Frequently Asked
Questions
EstheDental Turkey provides treatment options such as dental implants, crowns, veneers, teeth whitening and smile design. The most suitable treatment depends on your oral health, clinical findings and personal expectations.
You can share recent dental X-rays, photographs and relevant medical information with the clinic. A dentist can then review your case and prepare a preliminary treatment plan. The final plan may change after an in-person examination.
The total cost depends on the treatment type, number of teeth, materials, laboratory work and additional procedures. A personalised quotation is more reliable than a general advertised price.
You should provide details about your medical history, current medications, allergies and previous dental treatments. Recent panoramic X-rays or dental scans may also help the dentist assess your case.
A local examination is not always required, but recent X-rays can support preliminary planning. Your final diagnosis and treatment plan should be confirmed during the clinical examination in Turkey.
Do not stop prescribed medication without consulting your doctor or dentist. Certain medicines may affect bleeding, healing or anaesthesia, so the dental team must review them before treatment.
Most dental procedures are performed under local anaesthesia to reduce discomfort. You may feel pressure or vibration during treatment, but significant pain should not be expected. Inform the dentist if you feel uncomfortable.
Treatment duration varies according to the procedure and complexity of the case. Teeth whitening may take one appointment, while implants, crowns or full-mouth treatment may require several visits.
Some treatments can be combined when clinically appropriate. The dentist will consider treatment order, oral health, appointment duration and recovery needs before recommending a combined plan.
Recovery time depends on the procedure. Minor treatments may require little downtime, while dental implants, extractions or bone grafting may involve swelling and several days of recovery.
You may need to avoid smoking, alcohol, hard foods and strenuous activity for a limited period. Follow the dentist’s individual aftercare instructions, as recommendations vary by procedure.
Contact the clinic if you experience severe pain, persistent bleeding, increasing swelling, fever or unusual symptoms. Mild sensitivity and temporary discomfort may occur after some procedures.