International patients
Most of our patients travel from abroad. This page explains how we work with you before, during and after your visit, so you can plan with confidence.
Your journey, step by step
The exact steps depend on your treatment, but the structure is the same for every patient.
First contact
Send your questions, photos and any recent X-rays through the form, by email or phone.
Remote review
A dentist reviews what you sent; your coordinator explains the options and answers questions.
Written plan
Proposed procedures, number of visits, days in Antalya and an itemised cost.
Your visit
Examination and imaging, final plan agreed with you, then treatment as scheduled.
Back home
Written aftercare, follow-up contact and guidance on check-ups with your local dentist.
How long will I need to stay?
It depends on the treatment. In-clinic whitening takes about an hour; minimal-preparation veneers usually take four to six days; implant treatments are carried out in two phases with a healing period of about three to six months in between, which normally means two trips. Your written plan states how many days you need for each visit.
Language and communication
Our coordinators reply in English and Polish as well as Turkish. At the clinic, our team welcomes you and looks after you in English, and our dentists explain each step during treatment and you can ask questions at any time. If you would like a written summary of what was done at each appointment, ask your coordinator.
If something needs attention after you return
Contact us first, by email or phone, with a description and photos where possible. We will advise you, and where necessary help you arrange care. Read more about aftercare and follow-up.
Frequently asked questions
Do you arrange airport transfers and hotels?
Yes. We book your stay at Leaf Port Hotel in Konyaaltı and arrange your transfers between the airport, the hotel and the clinic; see travel and accommodation. Your written plan shows the dates and what is included.
Can I bring a companion?
Yes. Many patients travel with a partner or friend. Companions are welcome in the waiting lounge.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Your passport or ID, a list of medicines you take, any previous dental X-rays or reports, and details of medical conditions. If you are unsure, ask your coordinator.
Start with a conversation, not a commitment.
Send us your questions and, if you have them, recent X-rays or photos. A dentist reviews your case and our coordinators explain the options, the likely timeline and the cost before you plan any travel.