DENTAL CARE IN İZMİR · INTERNATIONAL PATIENTS

Your smile should still feel like you.

Tell us what you would like to change or what is troubling you. We can discuss the next step before you arrange a visit.

Dt. Ezgi Aydın · Dentist · Balçova, İzmir

Dt. Ezgi Aydın during a facial assessment

Direct practice contact

English communication

Health tourism authorisation

PATIENT FILMS

The people behind the smiles.

A few moments from the practice. Press play to watch.

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A conversation at the practice

A conversation at the practice

BEFORE & AFTER

Different smiles.
Different starting points.

Hear from our patients
Dt. Ezgi Aydın with a tablet in her practice

DT. EZGİ AYDIN · DENTIST

Meet the person
planning your care.

When you travel for dental care, knowing who will make the clinical decisions matters. Meet Dt. Ezgi Aydın, a dentist practising in Balçova, İzmir.

Bring your questions, your concerns and the changes you have in mind. Your teeth, gums, bite and existing dental work all belong in the conversation.

Meet Dt. Ezgi Aydın

Dt. Ezgi Aydın Dentist

DIGITAL PLANNING

A closer look.
A clearer plan.

Imaging and digital planning tools can help make the assessment more detailed and the conversation easier to follow.

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A detail of real equipment in the practice
  • 3D imaging
  • Digital impressions
  • Treatment planning
  • In-person assessment

BEFORE WE MEET

Get to know the place.

Daylight, quiet spaces and room for a conversation. Take a look around the real practice.

Inside the practice
The real reception and treatment spaces
The treatment space
The treatment space
Time to talk
Time to talk

FROM THE FIRST MESSAGE

Before you book a flight,
let’s talk.

A few clear steps, from your first question to the care you may need when you return home.

  1. Your first message

    Tell us what you would like help with.

  2. Before you travel

    Discuss available records, appointments and practical questions.

  3. Meet your dentist

    An examination helps establish the options and the final plan.

  4. Your care continues

    Leave with treatment records and advice for follow-up at home.

İzmir’s Clock Tower in Konak Square

YOUR TIME IN İZMİR

Explore İzmir
between appointments.

Explore the waterfront, the old city and places further afield when your appointments and recovery allow. Keep the treatment plan at the centre of your visit.

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YOUR QUESTIONS

Before you
make plans.

Ask your own question
Can I start with a conversation in English?

Yes. You can send your enquiry in English through WhatsApp or the contact page. Tell us what you would like help with and where you are travelling from.

Can I discuss treatment before booking a flight?

You can discuss your questions and the records you already have. A preliminary review can help identify the next step; an in-person examination is needed to confirm the treatment plan.

How long should I plan to stay?

The appointments and any separate treatment stages depend on your case. Discuss the likely sequence before booking, and leave flexibility for changes after your examination.

What happens after I return home?

Before you leave, ask for your treatment records, aftercare instructions and review plan. Routine and urgent dental care may also need to be arranged locally.

APPOINTMENT REQUESTS

Tell us what
you need help with.

You do not need to know the treatment name. Tell us what you would like help with.

Talk on WhatsApp +90 (552) 857 33 33

What would you like help with?

Choose the closest starting point. You do not need to decide on a treatment.

A little about your visit.

Appointments and any separate treatment visits need to be discussed before you book travel.

How can we reach you?

Keep your message general. Please do not include scans, medical records or identity documents.

More about care, travel and aftercare

Before booking dental treatment in İzmir, clarify which teeth need attention, what alternatives are available and whether treatment will involve healing or more than one trip. Photographs and existing records can help start that discussion. An in-person examination is needed to confirm the diagnosis and plan.

At Dt. Ezgi Aydın's dental practice in İzmir, international patients can start with a direct conversation about the problem in their own words. Recent photographs, X-rays and previous treatment records can help make that first conversation more useful. They do not replace an examination, and they do not lock you into a treatment before you arrive.

One dentist. A clearer line between your question and the answer

When treatment involves travel, knowing who is responsible for the clinical decisions matters. Dt. Ezgi Aydın is a dentist practising in Balçova, İzmir. Administrative communication may help with scheduling, but the dental plan itself is discussed with the dentist.

That distinction matters because not every concern needs the same level of treatment. A colour problem may respond to whitening. A worn or chipped edge may be suitable for bonding. A heavily restored tooth may need broader coverage. A missing tooth may be discussed in relation to implants, a bridge or a removable option. The plan should follow the teeth, not the other way round.

Start with what bothers you

You do not need to diagnose yourself before getting in touch.

"I have missing teeth"

The discussion may include implants, bridges or removable prosthetic options. Bone, gum health, neighbouring teeth, the bite and long-term maintenance all influence what is reasonable.

"I want my smile to look more balanced"

Colour, tooth shape, spacing, old restorations, gum levels and tooth position can all influence the plan. Veneers are one option among several; they are not the automatic answer to every aesthetic concern.

"I have old crowns, fillings or dental work"

Existing restorations can be assessed to see what can be maintained, repaired or replaced. Replacing sound work simply to standardise a smile is not automatically the most conservative route.

"I want a second opinion before I travel"

Share the information you already have. A preliminary review can help identify the questions that still need to be answered in person.

Treatment areas

The English site focuses on the treatments most relevant to international patients while keeping the decision process visible.

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What can be reviewed before you book travel?

A useful remote review may help establish the likely treatment category, whether further imaging is likely to be needed, whether the case is expected to be staged, and what records would make the first visit more productive.

It cannot confirm every detail. Gum condition, tooth mobility, the bite, tenderness, the quality of existing restorations and three-dimensional anatomy may only become clear after examination and appropriate imaging. If new findings change the plan, the change should be explained before treatment starts.

From your first message to your flight home

International treatment is easier to plan when each stage has a clear purpose:

  1. Tell us what you would like to change or solve.
  2. Send any recent records you already have.
  3. Receive preliminary guidance about likely options and missing information.
  4. Understand the proposed clinical stages before booking around them.
  5. Plan flights, accommodation and local transport with some flexibility.
  6. Complete the in-person examination and any necessary imaging in İzmir.
  7. Confirm the final plan before treatment begins.
  8. Use genuinely free time to experience İzmir when your recovery allows.
  9. Complete final checks before departure.
  10. Travel home with records and a clear aftercare plan.

See the full patient journey

Plan the trip without turning treatment into a package

The English site keeps travel practical rather than promotional. You can see how to reach the practice, where different parts of the city may suit different treatment schedules and what to do with free time when your appointments and recovery allow.

Getting here & transfers · Where to stay · Discover İzmir

A real practice, shown as it is

The photographs and videos used across the site are taken from the actual practice and working environment. The aim is simple: if you are considering travelling for care, you should be able to see where you are going and who you will meet before you book a flight.

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Health tourism authorisation

Dt. Ezgi Aydın Muayenehanesi is listed in the official HealthTürkiye system for international health tourism. The authorisation is a regulatory verification; it is not a guarantee of a particular clinical result.

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Before-and-after cases and patient stories

Real cases can help you understand the range of treatment that has been carried out, but they are not a promise that another patient will have the same starting point or result. Where patient media is published, it should be shown with the required consent and context.

View patient cases · Patient stories

After you return home

Treatment abroad still needs ordinary dentistry at home. Routine examinations, hygiene care and urgent problems should be managed locally where appropriate. Before leaving İzmir, ask what was completed, what still needs review, what records you should keep and what your dentist at home should know.

Read about aftercare at home

Your time in İzmir

Treatment comes first, but a dental trip does not need to feel like a waiting room between appointments. The travel hub separates practical arrival information, accommodation choices and city ideas so you can build the trip around the clinical plan rather than the other way round.

Plan your visit to İzmir

Ready to ask a question?

Send a short description of what you would like help with. If you already have photographs or a recent panoramic X-ray, you can mention that in your message. The first step is not committing to treatment; it is understanding what information is still needed.

Start your enquiry

General information only. An individual diagnosis and treatment plan require an in-person dental examination and, where indicated, appropriate imaging.

Image credits

Konak Square: Maurice Flesier, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and cropped for display.

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