Planning Appointments in the Centre: Traffic, Parking and One Session
The hour you choose shapes comfort as much as the treatment itself.
What the choice of hour changes
Long procedures — multi-surface fillings, root canal treatment, surgery — go more comfortably earlier in the day for patient and dentist alike. Setting out in heavy traffic and arriving late loses part of the appointment from the start and can force a long procedure to be split. Because the clinic is also open at night, appointments can be set after working hours or early in the morning, which is the simplest way to avoid the busiest traffic. Consider afterwards too: local anaesthetic can last some hours, with the cheek and tongue numb, a risk of biting unnoticed and care needed with hot drinks. If a meeting or presentation is planned, position the appointment accordingly.
Getting the most from the appointment
- Bring a written list of your medicines and doses
- State any blood thinner use when you book
- Bring any previous radiographs with you
- You need not fast; a light meal improves comfort
- If you wear a removable denture, come wearing it
- Choose a child's appointment around sleep and school hours
- Let us know in advance if you will be late
How much can be done in one session
Several fillings in the same quadrant can be completed under one anaesthetic in a single session, reducing both visits and total numbness. Numbing both sides at once is usually avoided, since speaking and eating become difficult for hours and the risk of biting rises, so wide plans are grouped by area. The second limit is combining procedure types: stacking surgery with long restorative work on one day is avoided, as it keeps the jaw open for a long period and complicates healing. For crowns and bridges the impression, try-in and cementation stages are separate by nature — steps where fit is checked rather than time lost — and a short review to adjust the bite afterwards is normal.
Getting Here, Booking and Emergencies from Bahcelievler
Route, booking and emergency arrangements for patients from Bahcelievler.
Getting here from Bahcelievler
Bahçelievler lies in the Muratpaşa district of Antalya; Muratpaşa is one of the central districts, about 2 kilometres from the clinic. We also see patients from neighbouring areas that share the route from Bahcelievler, such as Cumhuriyet, Elmalı, Güzelbağ, Kızılarık. You can ask for the location on WhatsApp when travelling from Bahcelievler.
Appointments for Bahcelievler
At this distance, splitting treatment into visits is no problem for patients from Bahçelievler, and attending reviews is easy too. As with patients from Muratpasa generally, appointments for families from Bahcelievler can be scheduled consecutively.
Emergencies from Bahcelievler
Setting out from Bahçelievler at night is quick; come without delay in an emergency, and calling as you leave means preparation is done in advance. For patients coming from Dental Clinic in Bahcelievler, the clinic is open 24/7 and in an emergency the order is set by severity rather than arrival time. For spreading facial swelling, difficulty swallowing or breathing, or toothache with fever, go to the nearest emergency department.
Inflammation Around a Wisdom Tooth (Pericoronitis)
A flap of gum remains over a partly erupted wisdom tooth. Beneath it cannot be reached by a brush, food and bacteria collect, and inflammation begins there.
Symptoms and course
The picture usually progresses in this order and can subside and recur on its own:
- Swelling of the gum at the very back, tender to touch
- Difficulty opening the mouth — reflex spasm of the chewing muscle
- Pain on swallowing and a bad taste
- The opposing tooth biting the flap, which worsens things
- Swelling spreading to the cheek and fever — at this stage do not wait
What is done as an emergency
The priority is to settle the inflammation: the area under the flap is irrigated, food debris removed and antibiotics started if needed. If the opposing tooth is traumatising the flap, its cusp can be slightly adjusted. Extraction is usually planned after the acute phase rather than during it, which is both safer and more comfortable.
Does it recur, and what is the lasting solution?
It recurs while the flap remains, and each episode starts more easily than the last. The lasting solution is usually removing the tooth. Where there is room for it to erupt fully, surgically removing the flap is an option. The decision rests on the tooth's position and the available space on a panoramic radiograph.

































































