Discuss
Share the questions that matter to you. Talk through your medical and dental history.
Meet your dentist
A conversation about your needs is the starting point for an individual dental assessment.
İstanbul University Faculty of Dentistry · 2013An individual approach
Dt. Cevahir Taşkın is a dentist based in Şişli, İstanbul. He graduated from İstanbul University Faculty of Dentistry in 2013.
Education source: official professional profile published by Okmeydanı Ağız ve Diş Sağlığı Hastanesi in 2019.
Your concerns, medical history and oral health all help shape the assessment. A recommendation should explain why an option is being considered, how it compares with alternatives and what ongoing care may involve.
You can ask questions before making a decision. Treatment is planned around the findings of an examination, with the proposed stages, risks and costs discussed in advance.
Discuss your dental careWhat to expect
Understanding the reason for care matters as much as understanding the procedure.
Share the questions that matter to you. Talk through your medical and dental history.
An examination helps identify your needs. Explore suitable options, alternatives and risks.
Review the proposed stages, costs and follow-up. Take the time you need to make a decision.
In Şişli, İstanbul
Photos of the practice, so the setting feels a little more familiar before you arrive.
Your questions
A little clarity before your next step.
Dt. Cevahir Taşkın graduated from İstanbul University Faculty of Dentistry in 2013.
Bring a current list of medicines and information about allergies, relevant health conditions and previous dental treatment. Ask the practice how any existing records should be shared securely.
Yes. Ask about the reasons for a recommendation, alternatives including no treatment where appropriate, possible risks, expected stages and follow-up.
Let’s begin with a conversation
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