Examinations and prevention
Review teeth, gums, habits and risk factors, then agree practical home care and a review interval.
DENTAL TREATMENTS
General dentistry in Istanbul
Keep the health of your teeth and gums at the centre of every treatment decision.
OVERVIEW
Understand the treatment.
General dentistry brings assessment, prevention and the treatment of everyday dental problems together. Even when your main goal is cosmetic, checking for decay, gum disease and bite problems establishes the foundation for an appropriate plan.
SUITABILITY
Start with your oral health.
A dental review can help if you have pain, bleeding gums, a broken tooth or concerns about previous dental work. It also supports routine preventive care. Severe pain, spreading swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing requires urgent local assessment.
YOUR OPTIONS
Compare the approaches.
Fillings and restorations
Consider repairing decay or damage with a restoration matched to the tooth and the amount of structure remaining.
Gum health
Assessment and appropriate gum care support natural teeth, restorations and implants.
Care for the family
Discuss age-appropriate examinations and preventive care, including children’s dental needs.
Root canal care
Investigate symptoms and treatment options when the tissues inside a tooth are affected.
Alignment assessment
Discuss crowding or bite concerns and whether orthodontic assessment fits your wider plan.
TREATMENT STAGES
Know what happens next.
Listen and examine
Bring your concerns and relevant health information to a dental assessment.
Prioritize health needs
Address urgent problems and active disease before elective changes where appropriate.
Explain the options
Review alternatives, costs, appointment stages and how treatment may affect existing work.
Treat and maintain
Complete the agreed care and build a realistic prevention and follow-up routine.
RECOVERY & RISKS
Plan for the next stage.
Recovery and maintenance
Aftercare depends on the procedure. Routine preventive visits, fillings and more involved treatments have different needs. Ask when to return and what symptoms should prompt earlier contact.
Risks and limitations
All treatment choices have trade-offs, including the option to monitor or defer treatment when clinically appropriate. The dentist should explain which problems are urgent and which allow time for a decision.
COST & TIMELINE
A proposal you can understand.
An itemized plan helps you separate immediate needs from elective work. Ask about examinations, imaging, hygiene care, individual restorations and any planned review costs.
Your written plan should explain appointment stages, expected healing periods and any return visit. The dates and final recommendation depend on your examination; a provisional online discussion cannot guarantee a treatment schedule.
TECHNOLOGY & MATERIALS
The detail behind your plan.
Digital scanning, clinically indicated CBCT imaging and CAD/CAM workflows support Hospitali’s diagnostic and restorative care. Your dentist selects the tools relevant to your procedure rather than using every technology for every patient.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Your questions, answered.
Should I have a check-up before cosmetic treatment?
Yes. A healthy foundation is essential to choosing appropriate cosmetic work and understanding how existing dental conditions affect it.
How often should I have a dental review?
The interval depends on your oral health and risk. Your dentist should recommend a schedule based on your needs.
Can several dental problems be planned together?
Yes. A coordinated plan can prioritize pain or disease and sequence restorative, surgical and cosmetic care appropriately.
RELATED CARE
Put your options in context.
FURTHER INFORMATION
Support your discussion.
This page provides general education, not a diagnosis or personal treatment recommendation. Your treating dentist explains the benefits, risks and alternatives for you.
YOUR CONSULTATION