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| 治療 | |
|---|---|
| ストローマンインプラント | $850 - $1125 |
| オールオン6インプラント | $13000 - $17000 |
| オールオンフォーインプラント | $9000 - $16000 |
| 歯科インプラント | お問い合わせください |



Üsküdar University Dental Hospital is a university-affiliated center in Istanbul. It treats children and adults across eight academic departments. The hospital opened in 2024 as part of the Üsküdar University Health Campus. It covers 7,000 m² with 70 dental units and two operating rooms. A team of 35 doctors and 15 staff members runs the clinical services.
The hospital focuses on maxillofacial surgery, orthodontics, and pediatric dentistry. Surgeons handle complex cyst resections and tumor treatments. Procedures can be done under general anesthesia or IV sedation. This helps patients with dental phobias or disabilities. Staff speak English, German, Russian, and Arabic.

| 治療 | |
|---|---|
| ストローマンインプラント | $850 - $1125 |
| オールオン6インプラント | $13000 - $17000 |
| オールオンフォーインプラント | $9000 - $16000 |
| 歯科インプラント | お問い合わせください |
The hospital runs eight academic dentistry departments. A team of 35 doctors and 15 staff members treats children and adults. The clinical team includes professors and board-certified specialists.
The academic setting supports a focused approach to preventive dentistry. Specialists create individualized treatment plans for complex cases. A dedicated anesthesiology and reanimation department manages patient safety during sedation or general anesthesia.
The surgical department treats disorders of the teeth, jaws, and jaw joints. Surgeons perform procedures on soft and hard tissues:
Procedures use local anesthesia, sedation, or general anesthesia. This allows treatment for patients with physical or mental disabilities who cannot tolerate standard dental care.
The hospital covers several key dental specialties. Each department focuses on specific restorative and corrective methods:
For tooth replacement, the prosthetics department offers fixed dentures, bridges, and crowns. Options include zirconium and porcelain materials matched to natural tooth color.
The facility uses digital imaging for diagnostic accuracy. Dental volumetric tomography provides three-dimensional views of the jaw and teeth. This helps surgeons plan implant placements and detect small cysts. Intraoral cameras let patients view their dental condition in real time.
Anesthesiologists plan sedation and general anesthesia individually. They monitor vital signs throughout every operating room procedure. This approach helps patients with severe dental fear or those needing multiple procedures in one session. Anesthesia decisions depend on surgical depth, procedure duration, and patient health.
The hospital supports international patients through a multilingual team. Coordinators and interpreters assist in several languages:
Patients can use an e-appointment system for preliminary scheduling. The hospital also provides post-treatment guidance, such as retainer care after orthodontics or hygiene protocols for implants.
