My Dental Holiday

04/11/2021

03/05/2021

Looking forward to travelling freely one day...

02/11/2020

Elif, 3 years toddler rescued 64 hours later and she wouldn't let her rescuers hand go .She is the Hope for people still waiting for their love ones rescued from rumbble.

My family was lucky one but some of my friends weren't.

If you would like to help, please visit www.bizizmir.com or just let me know.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

16/09/2020

Lynette came to Turkey just to support her friend who was having dental treatment and hair implant same time. Than guess what happened!!
She had the most work done for her teeth.🤫🤭

28/08/2020

Sightseeing in İstanbul after the dental treatment. Hagi Sofia! Bosphorus which divides Europe and Asia!

27/08/2020

We weren't sure whether we will be able to fly to Turkey due to Covid 19.Raj and i have planned the dental treatment trip since February. We did it.

14/06/2020

Done it! 115km 6 hours...

07/01/2020

When Turkey’s traditional tourism industry dried up, the country turned to its medical sector to attract a new wave of visitors

18/01/2017

Turkish Fashion in Buckingham Palace. The dress designed by Erdem Moralioglu.

Found on Google from dailymail.co.uk

09/01/2017

İzmir is all white... just beautiful...

07/12/2016

Mind the Gap!!!

And I’m not talking about the one between the train and the platform!

It continues to surprise me just how regularly people ask me about whether they should have their gaps filled in their mouths. Perhaps due to a tooth cracking, or a deteriorated crown, they have needed to have a tooth extracted and the gap is left to heal. But what they don’t seem to know is that if they leave it too long, some very serious problems can arise.

Your upper teeth need your lower teeth to bite against for effective chewing and also to regulate their growth. If a gap is left, then the tooth above/below it can grow too long and eventually damage the opposing gum. Of course it is also much harder to chew on the side of the mouth where the gap is, so the teeth on the other side of the mouth gets much more wear and tear.

The most obvious effect of having a gap is that it is unsightly - but worse still - over time it can prematurely age your face. Your teeth are rooted in the jaw bone and that bone needs stimulation to maintain its form and density. If you leave a gap for too long, the bone starts to deteriorate changing the contours of your face creating a more sunken look.

So, please give your loved one the gift of a gapless mouth in New Year and book a consultation with me to discuss your dental holiday. Wave goodbye to those gaps once and for all!