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At Dent Adavista, our top priority is to ensure each of our guests leaves with a confident, beautiful smile. We welcome you to our modern, state of the art clinic, thoughtfully designed to offer a warm and deeply comfortable environment where you can truly feel at home. Backed by a highly experienced, friendly team of specialists, we deliver personalized treatments ranging from digital smile design and premium veneers to advanced dental implants tailored precisely to your unique needs and aesthetic goals.
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United Kingdom
The staff did an amazing job and made the process unbelievably easy for me thanks to all at dent adavista highly recommended
Ireland
I would absolutely recommend Dentadavista to anyone looking for excellent and friendly dental care. A special thank you to Ayse for her infinite wisdom, dedication, and the time she gave to our whole family 😊.
Ireland
The results really exceeded my expectations. If I could give more than 5 starts I would. Thank you to everyone at Dent Adavista for making the smile of my dreams, a reality
Netherlands
Excellent clinic to visit highly recommended Staff are all very helpful & welcoming Dentist attention to detail is very impressive Delighted with results Thanks to all staff at adavista
United Kingdom
The team worked so hard to get me the smile i needed and i came out with the perfect smile. thank you so so much to all the dentists at dent adavista your all beautiful and amazing❤️
Find answers to the most common questions about our treatments, process and services.
Implant treatment is planned in two stages for most patients. During the first visit, examination, 3D imaging, any necessary preparations and implant placement are completed. A healing period of a few months is usually needed for the implant to integrate properly with the jawbone. During the second visit, the permanent teeth placed on the implants are prepared and delivered.
After implant placement, a healing period is needed for the implant to integrate with the jawbone. This process takes a few months for most patients. Bone density, the need for grafting, the area where the implant is placed and the person's healing capacity can all affect the timeline. Permanent teeth are placed only after sufficient implant stability has been confirmed clinically and radiologically.
Yes, in some suitable cases an implant can be placed in the same session as the tooth extraction. However, this is not the right option for every patient. There must be sufficient bone support in the extraction area, any active infection must be under control and enough primary implant stability must be achievable.
Because the implant procedure is performed under local anesthesia, pain during the treatment is not expected. You may feel pressure, vibration or contact, but there should not be sharp pain. Mild pain, swelling, tenderness or bruising can occur for a few days afterward and are usually managed with prescribed medication and your dentist's instructions.
This decision is not based on aesthetics alone. Tooth color, shape, alignment, existing fillings, enamel structure, bite relationship, grinding habits and gum health are all evaluated together. If the tooth structure is largely healthy and the goal is a more minimal aesthetic improvement, E-max laminate veneers may be suitable. If there is severe discoloration, large fillings, fractures or structural loss, zirconium crowns may be the better choice.
A zirconium crown is a strong restoration that covers the tooth all around. It may be preferred for teeth with greater material loss, large fillings, fractures, wear or root canal treatment. An E-max laminate veneer is usually a thinner porcelain restoration applied to the front surface of the tooth. If the tooth structure is suitable, it can provide an aesthetic result with more conservative preparation.
A smile makeover can often be planned within a single trip. The process may include examination, impressions or digital scans, tooth preparation, temporary teeth, try-ins and final delivery of the restorations. The total duration depends on the number of teeth involved, laboratory planning, the need for extra try-ins and whether any additional treatments are required.
Tooth color and shape are not chosen simply by selecting the whitest shade. Face shape, lip line, smile width, skin tone, eye color, age, gender, personal expectations and the existing tooth structure are all considered together. The goal is to create a smile that looks natural, harmonizes with the face and remains aesthetically pleasing over time.
Local anesthesia may be used depending on the treatment involved. Tooth preparation, impressions, temporary teeth and try-in stages are generally well tolerated. After the procedure, short-term sensitivity, gum tenderness or a brief adjustment period to temporary teeth may occur. These effects are usually temporary, but if discomfort while biting or bite imbalance continues, a follow-up visit is needed.
Ceramic restorations such as zirconium and E-max are generally more resistant to staining than natural teeth and composite materials. However, this does not mean they require no maintenance. Coffee, tea, smoking, heavily pigmented foods and poor oral hygiene can still lead to surface discoloration or staining around the gumline over time.
The crown or implant-supported tooth itself does not decay, but the surrounding gums, connection areas and neighboring natural teeth can still be affected by plaque and tartar buildup. If bridge undersides, implant areas and gum margins are not cleaned regularly, gum inflammation, bleeding, bad breath or implant-related problems can develop.
Teeth should be brushed at least twice a day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste. If you have crowns, bridges or implant-supported restorations, cleaning between the teeth becomes especially important. In bridge and implant cases, standard floss alone may not be enough. Depending on your dentist's advice, interdental brushes, special bridge floss, implant floss or a water flosser may be recommended.
The most important thing is not the brand but whether the brush has the right features. It should have soft bristles, be easy to move inside the mouth and reach all areas effectively. Both manual and electric toothbrushes can be used, and both can provide effective cleaning when used with the right technique.
The lifespan of implants, zirconium crowns and laminate veneers depends on many factors, including oral hygiene, grinding habits, smoking, gum health, regular check-ups, the materials used and the bite relationship. The implant body itself may remain in the mouth for many years, but the prosthetic parts above it may need maintenance, repair or renewal over time.
If your tooth structure is suitable, E-max laminate veneers can be a more conservative option than full crowns because they are generally applied only to the front surface of the tooth and may require more limited preparation. However, not every case is suitable for laminate veneers. Severe crowding, large fillings, fractures, deep discoloration or bite issues may require a different treatment approach.
Hotel accommodation, airport transfer and clinic transportation arrangements can vary depending on the treatment plan and the package selected. Your treatment plan clearly states which services are included and which services are billed separately. For international patients, the goal is to make the treatment journey safe, organized and comfortable.
Implant treatment is planned in two stages for most patients. During the first visit, examination, 3D imaging, any necessary preparations and implant placement are completed. A healing period of a few months is usually needed for the implant to integrate properly with the jawbone. During the second visit, the permanent teeth placed on the implants are prepared and delivered.
After implant placement, a healing period is needed for the implant to integrate with the jawbone. This process takes a few months for most patients. Bone density, the need for grafting, the area where the implant is placed and the person's healing capacity can all affect the timeline. Permanent teeth are placed only after sufficient implant stability has been confirmed clinically and radiologically.
Yes, in some suitable cases an implant can be placed in the same session as the tooth extraction. However, this is not the right option for every patient. There must be sufficient bone support in the extraction area, any active infection must be under control and enough primary implant stability must be achievable.
Because the implant procedure is performed under local anesthesia, pain during the treatment is not expected. You may feel pressure, vibration or contact, but there should not be sharp pain. Mild pain, swelling, tenderness or bruising can occur for a few days afterward and are usually managed with prescribed medication and your dentist's instructions.
This decision is not based on aesthetics alone. Tooth color, shape, alignment, existing fillings, enamel structure, bite relationship, grinding habits and gum health are all evaluated together. If the tooth structure is largely healthy and the goal is a more minimal aesthetic improvement, E-max laminate veneers may be suitable. If there is severe discoloration, large fillings, fractures or structural loss, zirconium crowns may be the better choice.
A zirconium crown is a strong restoration that covers the tooth all around. It may be preferred for teeth with greater material loss, large fillings, fractures, wear or root canal treatment. An E-max laminate veneer is usually a thinner porcelain restoration applied to the front surface of the tooth. If the tooth structure is suitable, it can provide an aesthetic result with more conservative preparation.
A smile makeover can often be planned within a single trip. The process may include examination, impressions or digital scans, tooth preparation, temporary teeth, try-ins and final delivery of the restorations. The total duration depends on the number of teeth involved, laboratory planning, the need for extra try-ins and whether any additional treatments are required.
Tooth color and shape are not chosen simply by selecting the whitest shade. Face shape, lip line, smile width, skin tone, eye color, age, gender, personal expectations and the existing tooth structure are all considered together. The goal is to create a smile that looks natural, harmonizes with the face and remains aesthetically pleasing over time.
Local anesthesia may be used depending on the treatment involved. Tooth preparation, impressions, temporary teeth and try-in stages are generally well tolerated. After the procedure, short-term sensitivity, gum tenderness or a brief adjustment period to temporary teeth may occur. These effects are usually temporary, but if discomfort while biting or bite imbalance continues, a follow-up visit is needed.
Ceramic restorations such as zirconium and E-max are generally more resistant to staining than natural teeth and composite materials. However, this does not mean they require no maintenance. Coffee, tea, smoking, heavily pigmented foods and poor oral hygiene can still lead to surface discoloration or staining around the gumline over time.
The crown or implant-supported tooth itself does not decay, but the surrounding gums, connection areas and neighboring natural teeth can still be affected by plaque and tartar buildup. If bridge undersides, implant areas and gum margins are not cleaned regularly, gum inflammation, bleeding, bad breath or implant-related problems can develop.
Teeth should be brushed at least twice a day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste. If you have crowns, bridges or implant-supported restorations, cleaning between the teeth becomes especially important. In bridge and implant cases, standard floss alone may not be enough. Depending on your dentist's advice, interdental brushes, special bridge floss, implant floss or a water flosser may be recommended.
The most important thing is not the brand but whether the brush has the right features. It should have soft bristles, be easy to move inside the mouth and reach all areas effectively. Both manual and electric toothbrushes can be used, and both can provide effective cleaning when used with the right technique.
The lifespan of implants, zirconium crowns and laminate veneers depends on many factors, including oral hygiene, grinding habits, smoking, gum health, regular check-ups, the materials used and the bite relationship. The implant body itself may remain in the mouth for many years, but the prosthetic parts above it may need maintenance, repair or renewal over time.
If your tooth structure is suitable, E-max laminate veneers can be a more conservative option than full crowns because they are generally applied only to the front surface of the tooth and may require more limited preparation. However, not every case is suitable for laminate veneers. Severe crowding, large fillings, fractures, deep discoloration or bite issues may require a different treatment approach.
Hotel accommodation, airport transfer and clinic transportation arrangements can vary depending on the treatment plan and the package selected. Your treatment plan clearly states which services are included and which services are billed separately. For international patients, the goal is to make the treatment journey safe, organized and comfortable.
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