Dental Implant
A permanent, natural-looking solution: a titanium screw placed in the jawbone in place of a lost tooth.
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About
A surgeon's job includes ruling out unnecessary surgery.
I graduated from Hacettepe Dentistry and completed my oral and maxillofacial surgery specialty at Gazi University in 2015. I work on implants, impacted tooth surgery, bone augmentation and jaw joint treatments.
Hacettepe U. — dentistry graduate
Gazi U. — surgical specialty
and TAOMS memberships
Treatments
My focus is surgery, my priority is saving your tooth.
How We Proceed
From first visit to follow-up, four steps
A treatment without surprises comes from a well-explained plan. The flow below is the same for every patient.
Examination and listening
We discuss your complaint, past treatments and general health.
Imaging and planning
3D tomography is taken when needed; implant angles and bone volume are measured digitally.
Written treatment plan
Options, duration, risks and cost are presented in writing.
Procedure and follow-up
I'm reachable by phone for the first 48 hours after the procedure; check-ups are scheduled in advance.
Clinic
A clinic built for surgery
My clinic in Bursa Nilüfer is equipped specifically for oral and maxillofacial surgery procedures — CBCT, a surgical motor unit, piezosurgery device and a sterile prep room all on the same floor.
- CBCT — 3D tomography
- Piezosurgery
- Surgical implant motor
- Sedation available
- Separate sterilization unit
- Wheelchair access
Patient Reviews
What patients say
Blog
Patient information articles
The First 48 Hours After an Implant: Dos and Don'ts
The most critical period for implant success is the first two days. Everything from cold therapy to diet that you need to watch during this time.
Learn moreImpacted Wisdom Tooth: When to Extract, When to Wait?
Not every wisdom tooth needs extraction. When surgery is needed and when monitoring is enough — the criteria behind the decision.
Learn moreWhy Does the Jawbone Shrink After a Tooth Is Extracted?
A missing tooth is not just a cosmetic issue. The jawbone can lose a quarter of its volume in the first year after extraction. The cause and the prevention.
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Examination first, decision second.
Before starting treatment, I assess your condition with 3D tomography and share options and costs in writing.









