Which Parts of Alanya We See Patients From
The district's 102 neighbourhoods fall into three clearly distinct zones.
The eastern line: Mahmutlar, Kestel, Tosmur
The area with the densest settled foreign population, whose needs differ structurally from a holidaymaker's: continuity of records, an imaging archive and a traceable treatment history matter more than solving one immediate problem.
- Mahmutlar
- Kestel
- Tosmur
- Oba
- Cikcilli
- Kargicak
- Demirtas
The centre and western line
The town centre combines the historic core around the castle and harbour with modern settlement; westwards, Konakli, Payallar, Avsallar and Turkler are resort areas.
- Carsi
- Hisarici
- Tophane
- Sekerhane
- Guller Pinari
- Kadipasa
- Konakli
- Payallar
- Avsallar
- Turkler
- Incekum
- Okurcalar
Northern and mountain neighbourhoods
The agricultural and mountainous interior, where distances increase markedly and access already requires planning.
- Guzelbag
- the neighbourhoods along the Gundogmus road
- Bademagaci
- Yaylakonak
- Mahmutseydi
- Sapadere
- Uzumlu
- Bayir
How We Work With Patients Travelling from Alanya
For a patient travelling in, the issue is not the journey but how many pieces the treatment is split into; our system is built on minimising that.
What can be completed in a single visit
Just say you are travelling from Alanya: a long slot is allocated so examination, radiographs and treatment happen the same day.
- Examination, imaging and the treatment plan in the same visit
- Several fillings combined with scaling
- Composite bonding and aesthetic corrections, with no laboratory stage
- A surgical extraction planned with restoration in the same area
- Root canal treatment completed in one visit where suitable
- Consecutive treatment for several members of the same household
The advantage of one address for complex treatment
Where stages depend on one another, going to different addresses means repeated imaging, re-explaining the plan and a risk of discontinuity — which affects the outcome directly in implant cases. Having every discipline under one roof removes that risk.
A second opinion is your right
Seeking a second opinion on comprehensive, irreversible plans is common and sensible — particularly where many teeth would be cut, since removed structure never returns. Bring your radiographs and existing plan.
The full range of treatment available
We plan in advance what can be done in a single visit. The treatments available are:
- Implants, same-day fixed teeth and bone grafting
- Zirconia crowns, E-max veneers and smile design
- Orthodontics — metal and ceramic brackets and clear aligners
- Root canal treatment, fillings and aesthetic restorations
- Gum treatment, scaling and periodontal surgery
- Impacted tooth extraction and oral surgery
- Dentures, bridges and implant-supported prosthetics
- Paediatric dentistry and preventive care
For International Residents in Alanya
Long-term residents need something structurally different from holidaymakers.
Why continuity of records matters
Dental care is follow-up over years, not a single event: the state of a root-treated tooth, bone levels around an implant and periodontal pocket depths only mean something compared with earlier records. Whichever clinic you choose, ask for and keep digital copies of your radiographs and notes.
Language and communication
English is spoken and the options, process and cost are explained clearly. Misunderstanding is costly in dentistry — make sure you understand exactly what will be done, how many teeth are involved and how much structure will be removed.
Continuing treatment from abroad
Treatment started abroad can be continued here and vice versa, provided you hold a record of what was done, the materials used and the radiographs. The implant system used is particularly important — without it, a problem years later is much harder to solve.
Dividing Comprehensive Treatment Across Visits
For patients coming from Alanya, our aim is to group the work that can be completed on each journey into meaningful blocks and to keep the number of visits to a minimum.
What Is Completed at the First Visit
The first visit is where diagnosis is completed and the plan is drawn up. Examination, the necessary radiographs and, where required, three-dimensional imaging are all done on the same day, after which intervention on teeth causing pain or infection is prioritised.
Scaling, fillings and, in suitable cases, root canal treatment can also be completed at that visit. The patient therefore leaves with the urgent problems resolved and knowing what the remaining steps are and how many visits they will take.
Sequencing the Surgical and Prosthetic Stages
In plans involving implants there is a healing period between the surgical and prosthetic stages; this depends on integration with the bone and cannot be shortened. Visits are therefore dated in advance according to the healing schedule.
The patient is not left without function in the interim; in suitable cases a temporary prosthesis maintains both chewing and appearance. Consecutive steps such as impression, try-in and fitting of the definitive prosthesis are grouped into the same journey wherever possible, and the laboratory stage is scheduled accordingly.
Steps That Can Be Grouped Into One Visit
- Examination, imaging and the treatment plan on the same day
- Combining urgent intervention with scaling
- Completing several fillings in one appointment
- Combining a surgical procedure with preparation in the same area
- Placing impression and try-in steps on consecutive days
- Fitting the definitive prosthesis and final check in the same visit
Healing After an Implant and Long-Term Follow-Up
Whether an implant serves for many years without trouble depends as much on the care and regular review that follow as on the surgery itself.
Factors That Determine the Healing Period
Integration of an implant with bone is a biological process whose duration varies from site to site. Bone density, whether grafting was carried out, whether the site is in the lower or upper jaw, and the patient's general health all affect it.
Smoking, uncontrolled diabetes and medicines that affect healing can prolong the process or compromise the outcome. Taking a detailed medical history at the planning stage is therefore as decisive as the surgery.
Caring for the Tissue Around an Implant
An implant cannot decay, but the gum and bone around it can become inflamed. Plaque accumulation first causes redness and bleeding in the gum and, as it progresses, loss of the bone surrounding the implant. Caught early, this is far easier to manage.
The area around an implant therefore needs regular cleaning with interdental brushes and suitable aids, the prosthetic design must allow access for cleaning, and follow-up appointments should not be missed. At review, gum findings, screw loosening and bone level are assessed together.
Follow-Up Arrangements for Patients Travelling From a Distance
- Timing review appointments to coincide with planned journeys
- Informing us by telephone if a problem arises in between
- Radiographic assessment of bone level at review
- Reviewing prosthetic screws and the bite relationship
- Demonstrating the cleaning aids to use at home
- Attending early if gum bleeding or odour increases
For Those Searching for a Dental Polyclinic from Alanya
Some patients from Alanya search for a 'dental polyclinic' rather than a 'dental clinic'; the difference between the two is a licence class rather than a ranking of quality, and it determines what may be done.
What it means in practice for a patient from Alanya
For a patient coming from Alanya it means this: surgery, root canal treatment, prosthetics and orthodontics are all carried out at one address, so you do not go to three separate places. Given the distance of about 132 kilometres between Alanya and the clinic, that difference directly reduces the number of journeys. The distinction between licence classes is set out in detail on our dental polyclinic page.
