Nisantasi 路 Oral and dental health
Planned, clear care for your oral health.
From your first examination to follow-up visits, each step is assessed by a dentist according to your concern, clinical findings, and individual needs.
- Examination-led planning
- Clear explanation of treatment options
- Planned follow-up care
Individual assessmentDiagnosis and treatment planning follow a dental examination and any investigations considered necessary.
Infection control
Treatments
Treatments for different oral-health needs.
The appropriate approach is determined after considering your examination, any necessary imaging, and your individual health needs.
Surgery
Dental Implants and Oral Surgery
Assessment of missing teeth, impacted teeth, and surgical needs based on examination and imaging findings.
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Clear Aligners and Braces
Assessment of tooth alignment and bite relationships, with clear aligners or fixed orthodontic options for suitable cases.
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Smile Design and Aesthetic Dentistry
An individual assessment of bonding, veneers, whitening, and other aesthetic options while considering tooth and gum health.
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Zirconia, Porcelain, and Prosthetics
Fixed or removable prosthetic planning for tooth loss or damage, considering function, bite, and oral tissues.
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Root Canal Treatment
Assessment of diseases affecting the dental pulp, with root canal treatment or retreatment intended to retain the tooth when appropriate.
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Gum Treatment
Periodontal examination, care, and treatment planning for bleeding gums, recession, or loss of supporting tissue.
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Children鈥檚 Dentistry
Age-appropriate first examinations, preventive care, and treatment of primary or permanent teeth for children.
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Preventive Dentistry
Routine examinations, professional cleaning, and oral-care guidance based on individual risk of decay and gum disease.
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A clinical team that reviews your treatment plan together.
The relevant clinical areas are identified after your first examination, with team-based review when a condition involves more than one area.
Dr Elif Kaya
Implantology and Oral SurgeryHer clinical work focuses on surgical assessment, implant planning, and follow-up after oral surgery.
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Orthodontics and Clear AlignersHe integrates intraoral scanning and three-dimensional simulation into clear-aligner and modern orthodontic care.
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Aesthetic DentistryHer minimally invasive aesthetic work prioritises natural, balanced, and individual results.
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Infection control is an integral part of dental care.
Single-use materials are opened at the point of care, while reusable instruments go through cleaning, packaging, and sterilisation steps.
- Treatment-unit and contact-surface disinfection after each patient
- Appropriate personal protective equipment and hand hygiene
- Sterile-pack checks before use
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Single-use set
Single-use materials are prepared separately for each patient and opened before use.
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Class-B autoclave
Reusable instruments are cleaned, packaged, and sterilised using an appropriate autoclave cycle.
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Pack and cycle checks
Sterilisation packs are checked for integrity and process indicators before use.
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Unit and surface disinfection
Patient-contact surfaces and the treatment unit are prepared according to clinical protocol after every procedure.
Patient Journey
What can you expect from examination to follow-up?
Examination and records
Your concern, health history, and clinical findings are reviewed, with imaging requested when considered necessary.
Diagnosis and information
Your dentist explains the findings, treatment options, relevant risks, and alternatives in clear language.
Treatment and follow-up
The agreed plan is carried out, with review intervals, home care, and aftercare guidance tailored to your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What you may want to know before your first visit.
What happens at the first examination?
Your concern and health history are reviewed before an oral examination. Your dentist may request X-rays or other imaging, then explains the findings and options.
What should I bring to my appointment?
A list of current medicines, known allergies, and any recent dental X-rays can help your dentist complete the assessment.
How is pain managed during treatment?
Your dentist plans the appropriate anaesthesia and pain-control approach according to the procedure, your health history, and examination findings.
How does sterilisation work?
Single-use items are opened beside the patient. Reusable instruments pass through cleaning, packaging, autoclave, and barcode-tracking stages.
What should I do with an urgent dental problem?
Call the clinic directly for severe pain, facial swelling, dental trauma, or bleeding that does not stop. Seek emergency medical care for breathing or swallowing difficulty.
Appointments
Contact us to request a dental examination.
Complete the form and our patient coordinator will call within one business day. For emergencies, contact the clinic directly.