With over 1.5 million medical tourists per year, Turkey is one of the three world leaders in health tourism. The healthcare system in Turkey is strictly monitored and regulated to ensure the best quality and highest standard of treatments. Experienced doctors together with a professional team take care of the patients in a professional and competent way. It is safe to undergo dental treatment in Turkey.

You save money and costs, benefit from international quality and avoid long waiting times. In Turkey, you get the appointment for your dental treatment at short notice, in Germany you have to wait weeks. Our contract clinics work closely with laboratories and dental technicians, some of them have their own laboratories. Thus, the production of dental crowns in just a few days is no problem. The short flight time from Europe is another advantage.

Turkey is one of the best countries for dental treatment. On the list of top ten dental tourism countries, Turkey ranks fourth after Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic. With approximately 86 million population, Turkey ranks 17th in the world in terms of population. Doctors have a lot of practical experience compared to other countries, which makes them competent professionals.

The medical equipment meets international standards of the highest level. Across Turkey, 600 clinics have been awarded the coveted JCI certificate, which attests to safe and effective treatment methods, structured working methods and comfortable conditions. In comparison, fewer than 10 clinics in Germany hold this certificate.

Of course, you can and should even combine the pleasant with the useful! Even while you are waiting for your new crowns, explore Istanbul with the Istanbul Welcome Card Premium. After your treatment is finished, continue your sightseeing without any worries.

Since the procedure is performed under local anaesthesia, you will not feel any pain. You may experience some sensitivity in the mouth area for the first few days after the new crowns are placed. However, this can be easily handled with conventional painkillers.

The durability of dental crowns depends primarily on the material used. Oral hygiene and regular brushing and flossing also have an effect. As a rule, it can be estimated that crowns will last for at least 10 years on average.

Crowns are used when the tooth is so badly damaged by caries, for example, that treatment with a simple filling is no longer possible. They are put on the remaining tooth like a kind of cap. Any tooth can be crowned.

Dental crowns can be made from ceramics and zirconium, from materials containing precious metals such as gold, or from non-precious metal alloys such as chromium and cobalt. In the past, gold crowns were often used, especially for back teeth. Gold crowns are among the longest lasting crowns. But even though they are very durable, gold conducts heat and cold and is visually striking. That is why ceramic crowns are primarily used today. These can be precisely matched to the colour of the teeth using a special technique.

Basically, a differentiation is made between veneered crowns and full crowns. Veneered crowns consist of a metal framework, only the outer, visible part is covered with ceramic. Full crowns, on the other hand, are made entirely of gold or chrome and cobalt. These crowns are characterized by their long lifetime. Since the crown wall can be very thin, a large part of the tooth is preserved. Visually, however, these crowns stand out strongly against the natural teeth.

Please do not eat anything until the local anaesthesia has completely worn off. Otherwise, you run the risk of biting yourself.

Are you curious about how your teeth look with the new crowns? Just take a look in the mirror! The result is IMMEDIATELY visible! You will leave our clinic with the perfectly aesthetic teeth you have always dreamed of!

Your dental crowns do not require any specific aftercare. Some sensitivity may occur in the mouth area during the first few days after treatment. However, this will disappear within a very short time. You should care for your teeth as usual. If possible, you should use dental floss to remove all food particles. Your treating doctor will discuss any details with you personally.

Of course, you will be in regular contact with your doctor, who will be available to answer any questions you may have. Our competent team is ready to answer any questions you may have at any time.