What we do

Single Implant

A single implant replaces the root of one missing tooth with a titanium post. An abutment connects it to a crown on top. The teeth either side are left completely untouched — which is the main reason to choose this over a bridge.

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Illustrations of the technique, not patient results. Your own plan follows Dr. Hatice's review of your X-ray.

Who it suits

One missing tooth, or one tooth that has to come out
Healthy teeth either side that you do not want cut down to carry a bridge
Enough bone at the site, or a small graft to build it back
Healthy gums, or gum treatment completed first

What you should know first

If the gap has been open for years, the bone underneath narrows. That is checked on the X-ray before anything is promised — sometimes a graft comes first.
Active gum disease is treated before an implant goes in, not after. Placing an implant into infected gum is how implants fail.

How the treatment runs

01
X-ray review
Dr. Hatice checks bone height and width at the site, and the health of the neighbouring teeth.
02
Extraction, if needed
If the tooth is still in place and cannot be saved, it comes out first.
03
Implant placement
The titanium post is placed into the bone.
04
Integration
The bone grows onto the implant over the following months.
05
Abutment and crown
The abutment is fitted and the ceramic crown is made to match your own teeth.

Time in Istanbul

Single implants are usually two visits — placement, then the crown after integration. Some cases allow both stages to be shortened; whether yours does is answered from your X-ray, not from a price list.

Free assessment

Send your X-ray. Get an honest answer.

Fill this in and it opens WhatsApp with your details ready to send. Dr. Hatice reviews the X-ray herself and tells you what is actually possible — including when the answer is no.