Results & Evidence
Treatment evidence, shown responsibly
What can I check before I send my case?
Start with evidence that does not depend on a flattering result photo: named dentists, Ministry authorisation, patient stories, written warranty terms and a treatment plan that names the implant system or material before you book a flight.
Before-and-after photographs can be useful, but only alongside the record behind them. A result image without a treatment date, a photo date, written consent and consistent conditions asks you to trust the picture more than the process. That is backwards.
The cases further down are our own and are published with the patient’s written consent. They sit beside the evidence you can check without trusting any photograph at all: named dentists, the Ministry authorisation, patient stories and written warranty terms. If a clinic can only show you the picture, it is showing you the easiest part.
Four proof points to check
- Patient storiesPatients speaking in their own words about the trip, treatment and communication.
- Named dentistsThe clinical team behind the treatment plans, with specialties shown where verified.
- Ministry authorisationThe Turkish Ministry of Health authorisation you can verify independently.
- Written warrantyWhat is covered, what voids cover and who pays for treatment, hotel and flights.
Our Own Cases
A case treated at our Istanbul clinic
This is one of our own cases, photographed at the clinic. It is not a prediction for you: the starting point, the bone, the bite and the number of teeth involved were his, not yours.
What a pair like this can answer is a narrower question — is the clinic willing to show the state a patient arrived in, not only the finished smile? Both frames are published together for exactly that reason, at the same scale, with the clinic’s own mark left on them rather than cropped away.
Results of any surgical or interventional procedure may vary from person to person.
These images show treatment carried out at our own clinic and are published with the patient's written consent, which the patient may withdraw at any time.
Our Own Cases
A second case, photographed the same way
A different patient, a different starting point, the same framing: face first, then the smile at lip level, before and after. Consistent conditions are what make two photographs comparable at all — and what a single flattering crop quietly avoids.
The record behind both cases is set out in the questions further down this page, including what is still missing from it.
Results of any surgical or interventional procedure may vary from person to person.
These images show treatment carried out at our own clinic and are published with the patient's written consent, which the patient may withdraw at any time.
Our Own Cases
A third case, teeth only
Not every patient wants their face shown. This case is framed on the teeth alone: crowded and spaced before, a full-arch restoration after. Fewer patients agree to a close-up of their own smile than you might expect — this is what that consent looks like on the page.
Results of any surgical or interventional procedure may vary from person to person.
These images show treatment carried out at our own clinic and are published with the patient's written consent, which the patient may withdraw at any time.
Our Own Cases
A fourth case, at its own resolution
This photograph reached us at a lower resolution than the others on this page. We are showing it at its own size rather than stretching it to fill the layout — a sharp small image is more honest than a blurred large one.
Results of any surgical or interventional procedure may vary from person to person.
These images show treatment carried out at our own clinic and are published with the patient's written consent, which the patient may withdraw at any time.
Our Own Cases
A fifth case, at its own resolution
The same rule applies here: the source photograph is smaller than the others on this page, so it is shown at the size it arrived in, not enlarged past what it can honestly show.
Results of any surgical or interventional procedure may vary from person to person.
These images show treatment carried out at our own clinic and are published with the patient's written consent, which the patient may withdraw at any time.
Patient Stories
What patients can tell you that a photo cannot
A video story does not diagnose you either, but it shows the parts of treatment that a smile crop hides: communication, travel, timing, expectations and what the patient understood before saying yes.
That is why patient stories belong next to pricing, warranty and dentist information — not instead of them.
Written Plan
Your result starts as a plan, not a gallery choice
Send your case and we will tell you which treatments apply, which do not, what is included, what is separate and which brand or material is being proposed. That is the document you can compare with another clinic or with a dentist at home.
What people ask about treatment evidence
What is behind the before-and-after photographs on this page?
They are cases treated at our own clinic and published with the patient’s written consent, which the patient may withdraw at any time. The clinic’s full publication record — the treatment date and the date each photograph was taken — is still being completed, so where a date is missing we leave it out rather than estimate one. Results of any surgical or interventional procedure may vary from person to person.
Can a patient video tell me what my result will look like?
No. A patient story tells you what that person experienced; it is not a prediction for your teeth, gums, bite or bone. Your own plan depends on photos, X-rays or a CT scan, medical history and an examination.
What evidence should I check before I send my case?
Check the named dentists, the Ministry health-tourism authorisation, the written warranty, the implant brand named before you fly and whether the clinic explains when treatment is not advisable. Those signals are more useful than a dramatic smile photo without records.
Can a before-and-after photograph predict my result?
No. It shows what happened to one person, with that person’s teeth, gums, bone and bite. Yours are assessed from your own photographs, X-rays or CT scan and your medical history before anyone tells you what is achievable — which is why the photographs on this page sit next to the plan, the warranty and the named dentists rather than instead of them.
Ask what applies to your case
Send your case and we will reply with a written plan built around your records — not around a result photo.