MEDICO CLINIC
Evaluate the Details That Matter to Your Care
Choosing a clinic is a decision about the proposed treatment, the people responsible for it and the care that follows. Use these practical points alongside the clinic information below to prepare a focused conversation.
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Treatment in Istanbul
Understand where the clinical stages take place and which clinicians are involved in your own plan.
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Planning and laboratory work
Ask how the assessment, digital records and restoration design are coordinated through your treatment.
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Continuity after your visit
Agree the handover, follow-up contacts and written aftercare arrangements before returning home.
A Clear Starting Point for Your Decision
Choosing a dental clinic involves several decisions at once: whether a proposed treatment is right for you, whom you trust to carry it out and how the practical arrangements fit your life. A useful introduction should give you specific information to investigate and space to ask questions.
Medico Clinic was founded in 2016 and is based in Küçükçekmece, Istanbul. Its treatment services include dental implants, All-on-4 and All-on-6, veneers, crowns, smile makeovers and surgical dentistry. The clinic has ten treatment rooms and a ten-doctor team. These facts provide a starting point for a conversation about your own care.
Understand Who Will Be Responsible for Each Stage
The team includes clinicians working in cosmetic dentistry, prosthodontics, endodontics, periodontics, implant prosthodontics and dental surgery. You can view the named team members in the doctors section and request clarification about who would be involved in your case.
For a treatment plan with several stages, ask who will make the initial recommendation, who will perform each procedure and who will review the final work. Knowing these responsibilities makes it easier to direct a question to the right person and to understand how the stages connect.
Look Beyond a List of Equipment
The Istanbul clinic has CBCT imaging, a 3Shape TRIOS 5 intraoral scanner, Digital Smile Design software and a microscope with 25x magnification. The in-house laboratory includes Redon CAD/CAM equipment and Straumann n!ce Zirconia.
During your consultation, connect that information to the proposed work. Ask what the clinician needs to learn from an examination or scan, what will be discussed with the laboratory and how you will review choices about the restoration. Equipment becomes meaningful when its role in your treatment is explained.
Know Where Treatment and Aftercare Take Place
Istanbul is Medico Clinic’s only treatment centre. London and Pennsylvania are active aftercare partner locations. They serve a different role from the Istanbul clinic, and the specific services, appointment arrangements and fees for your case should be confirmed before travel.
Aftercare should be part of the initial discussion. Ask which records will be shared, which partner is relevant to you and how a concern after returning home would be handled. A clear handover identifies people, responsibilities and contact routes, rather than relying on a general statement of support.
Compare the Written Proposal
Start by comparing the diagnosis and recommended work. Then examine the named implant system or restorative material, temporary and final stages, visits, costs and written terms. Two proposals with the same treatment label may contain different items.
Leave room for questions about alternatives and tooth preservation. If you receive a revised recommendation after an examination, ask what finding changed the plan and request an updated written proposal before deciding. Your goals matter, and understanding the reasoning helps you assess the available choices.
Prepare for a Conversation With the Team
The Medico Clinic journey begins with a free video consultation and case review. You can use it to explain what brought you to the website, describe your priorities and learn which questions require an in-person examination.
Before the call, make a short list of the concerns you want addressed and the information you need before travelling. Read the relevant treatment guide and the consultation checklist. The next step should leave you with a clearer understanding of the assessment process and what remains provisional.
Get to Know Your Care Team
| Part of your visit | Useful discussion | Information to keep |
|---|---|---|
| Clinical assessment | Who diagnoses the concern and explains the options? | The treating clinician and the agreed plan. |
| Restoration design | Who coordinates your preferences with the laboratory? | The specification and the review stages. |
| Patient coordination | Who explains appointment or travel changes? | The named contact and confirmed itinerary. |
| Continuing care | Who arranges reviews and communicates with a receiving dentist? | The handover details and written scope. |
Bring Your Priorities Into the Conversation
Tell the team what matters most to you, whether that is managing a particular dental concern, understanding alternatives or organising treatment around travel. Ask for a clear explanation of the findings, the proposed stages and any points that remain uncertain.
Keep copies of the plan you agreed and of later changes. That makes the discussion easier to follow when several appointments, clinicians or locations are involved.
More Questions, Answered
How can I learn about the clinician for my case?
Ask who would assess and treat you, and request the relevant professional information for the work being proposed. The team directory can help you begin that conversation.
How does technology fit into treatment planning?
Ask the clinician which equipment or records are relevant to your case and what they help determine. A technology list is most useful when it is connected to an explained clinical purpose.
