Getting Here from Akseki
The clinic is at Kuşkavağı Mah. Atatürk Blv. No:77, Konyaaltı, Antalya. From the centre of Akseki it is 142 km by road, roughly 126 minutes in clear traffic.
You come down from inland on mountain roads. In winter the weather can add a good deal to the journey, so it is worth checking road conditions before setting off. The route runs via Antalya - Mersin Yolu, Serik Caddesi.
Akseki has a population of about 10,575. There are dentists in a town that size; people usually make this trip because a particular treatment, or a plan that crosses more than one speciality, is being handled here.
The clinical team covers oral and maxillofacial surgery, periodontology, orthodontics and paediatric dentistry. Where a case touches more than one of those, the dentists plan it together rather than passing you between appointments.
The clinic is open around the clock. For anyone travelling in, that means an appointment does not have to fit inside office hours. We work in ten languages.
Address
Kuşkavağı Mah. Atatürk Blv. No:77, Konyaaltı, Antalya
Distance from Akseki
142 km · about 126 minutes by car in clear traffic
Opening hours
Open twenty-four hours a day, every day, with a dentist on site
Languages
Ten languages spoken at the clinic
Population of Akseki
About 10,575
Public transport
There is a bus stop directly outside the clinic, about ten metres from the door
Parking
The clinic has its own car park, so there is no need to look for a space
Who This Page Is For
Written for people living in Akseki, or coming through it, who are looking for a dentist in Antalya.
Anyone wanting regular care
Six-monthly check-ups, hygiene appointments and preventive work.
People planning longer treatment
Implants, orthodontics, prosthetic work or gum treatment that runs across several appointments.
Parents looking for a dentist
Paediatric dentistry is its own field, and the approach changes with the child's age.
Examination first
No plan can be made before a dentist has looked in your mouth. That is always the first step.
Imaging
A panoramic X-ray or 3D scan shows bone and root structure that an examination alone cannot.
Medical history
Medication and existing conditions can change both the method and the order of treatment.
Anyone in pain right now
If there is severe pain, swelling or an injury, the emergency page for Akseki gets you to the point faster.
Difficulty breathing or swallowing
That is a hospital emergency department, not a dental clinic. The clinic happens to sit right beside one: the hospital is the building next door, a few metres away.
What to Know
Every procedure carries risks of its own, and they vary with the procedure and the person.
Results vary between people
The same procedure does not heal at the same rate or in the same way in two people. Bone quality, healing speed and general health all play a part.
Plans can change
Something not visible at examination can appear during treatment, and the plan is updated accordingly.
Upkeep matters
Without regular review and daily care afterwards, how long a result lasts is affected.
How Treatment Works Here
Travelling 142 km in, appointments are grouped together as far as the treatment allows. This is the general shape of it.
- 1
Examination
We look, listen to what is bothering you, and take imaging if it is needed.
- 2
Planning
We go through the findings, the options open to you, and how long each would take.
- 3
Preparatory work
Gum treatment, an extraction or root canal work is completed before the main treatment where required.
- 4
Main treatment
Carried out in one visit or several, depending on scope.
- 5
Review
For patients travelling in, reviews are grouped into the same visit wherever possible, with the rest handled by call.
Other Pages Nearby
If what you need is not here, these may be more direct.
Emergency dental care in Akseki
For severe pain, a broken tooth or swelling that cannot wait, there is a separate emergency page for Akseki.
Treatments
Each treatment we carry out has its own page explaining what it involves.
Our dentists
Education, registration and clinical areas for each dentist are on their own pages.
Methods Used at the Clinic
Treatment is planned from digital records. Intraoral scanning and 3D imaging mean the plan can be looked at on screen with you, before anything is done.
Those records stay in your file, so a later appointment can be compared against how things looked before.
3D imaging
Shows bone volume and root structure in detail a two-dimensional X-ray cannot.
Intraoral scanning
Records can be taken by scanning rather than with impression material.
Digital planning
Steps are discussed on the plan before they are carried out.
Afterwards
Recovery depends on what was done. The general picture looks like this.
- 1
First 24 hours
Avoid hot drinks and hard food until any numbness has worn off.
- 2
First week
Where surgery was involved, swelling and tenderness settle over this period.
- 3
Follow-up
We check that healing is on track at the review appointment.
Cleaning
Keep the area clean in the way your dentist has described.
Medication
Take anything prescribed for the full period it was prescribed for.
Eating
Soft food for the first few days after surgery.
Pain that is increasing
Pain should ease, not build. If it is building, call us.
Bleeding that will not stop
If pressure does not stop it, it needs looking at.
Fever or spreading swelling
Do not wait on these.
What Shapes the Scope and Cost of Treatment
Two plans that look alike can differ in scope and in how long they take. These are the things that decide how large a plan is, and with it what it costs.
Number of teeth involved
Work on a single area and a plan covering a whole arch are different undertakings, in chair time and in laboratory stages.
Preparatory work needed
Gum treatment, extractions, root canal work or procedures that build bone volume come before the main treatment and extend the timeline.
Healing time
Where an implant has to integrate with bone, treatment cannot fit into a single visit. How long that takes varies by person and by site.
How your visits are arranged
Sessions are grouped for anyone travelling in, which changes the shape of the plan and what it involves.
Before / After
Common Questions
How do I get to the clinic from Akseki?
It is 142 km, roughly 126 minutes by car in clear traffic. The route runs via Antalya - Mersin Yolu, Serik Caddesi.
Are you open at weekends?
The clinic is open twenty-four hours a day, every day, with a dentist on site.
Can I come without an appointment?
You will wait less with an appointment. In an emergency, come straight in.
Do you treat children?
Yes. Paediatric dentistry is its own field and we have a dentist working in it.
What languages do you work in?
Ten languages are spoken at the clinic. Most international patients are seen in English.
Can treatment be finished in one day?
Travelling 142 km in, we group appointments into the same visit wherever the treatment allows. Whether that is possible depends on scope: anything that has to heal in between will not fit into one day.