A clear path from first enquiry to aftercare
Every smile and every treatment plan is different. This page explains the usual stages so that you can ask informed questions, plan your visit sensibly and understand when clinical decisions are made.
Eight carefully planned stages
The sequence below is a guide rather than a promise of treatment or timing. Your dentist will only confirm suitability, options and a final plan after an appropriate clinical assessment.
Tell us what you would like to change
Contact the team by form, telephone, email or WhatsApp. Explain your main concern, any treatment you are considering and how you prefer to be contacted.
- Share your goals and questions
- Tell us about any timing or travel considerations
- No commitment is required at this stage
Help us understand your starting point
The team may ask for recent dental information, photographs or records where appropriate. You will be told what is useful and how to provide it.
- Existing scans or treatment history, if available
- Important medical or medication information when requested
- Clear photographs may support an initial discussion
Discuss possible routes forward
A remote review can help identify which options may be worth exploring and what further information is needed. It is not a diagnosis and cannot confirm suitability.
- Questions are answered in plain language
- Alternatives may be discussed
- Uncertainties are made clear before travel
Understand likely stages and practical details
Where enough information is available, the team can outline a provisional sequence, likely number of visits and an estimated cost range. These remain subject to examination.
- Expected appointment sequence
- Provisional timescales and recovery considerations
- What may cause the plan or estimate to change
Plan your visit to Istanbul sensibly
Once appropriate appointment dates are agreed, the team can help coordinate the clinical schedule with the practical details of your stay.
- Allow appropriate time around appointments
- Keep travel plans flexible until dates are confirmed
- Consider insurance and any personal support you may need
Meet your dentist and confirm suitability
Your dentist reviews your history, examines your mouth and arranges any necessary imaging or scans. Findings may confirm, refine or change the provisional approach.
- Benefits, limitations, risks and alternatives are discussed
- You have time to ask questions
- Treatment proceeds only after appropriate consent
Receive care according to the agreed plan
Appointments follow the confirmed clinical plan, with checks at appropriate stages. The team explains what is happening and what you may feel during recovery.
- Progress is reviewed during treatment
- Adjustments are made where clinically necessary
- Raise concerns promptly so they can be assessed
Protect the result and know when to seek help
You receive instructions tailored to the care provided, including cleaning, diet, medication where prescribed and expected recovery. Ongoing dental maintenance remains important.
- Follow the written aftercare guidance
- Contact the team if recovery differs from what was explained
- Continue regular examinations with an appropriate dentist
Start with a conversation
Tell us what you would like to change and any questions you have. Our team will explain the sensible next step and the information needed for an initial discussion.