Our Clinic

Dt. Teoman Barut graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry at Hacettepe University in 1997 and opened his practice in Denizli in 1999. He is joined by Dt. Senem Üğüten Kaymakçı, who has been practising as a dentist in Denizli since 2007.

Our dentists are supported by our clinic manager, dental assistants, receptionist and dental technician. Over the years we have followed congresses, seminars and courses in implantology, digital dentistry, smile design, sedation and advanced radiological imaging to keep our practice up to date.

As the Teoman Barut Dental family, our principle is to bring health and happiness to our patients without ever compromising on ethics. We value growing with our patients' trust and keeping our horizons moving forward, always grounded in scientific principles.

At your first examination we look not only at the source of your complaint but at the health of your whole mouth. We also identify areas that could cause problems later and organise your appointments around a clear plan.

We explain your treatment options, the stages involved and what to look out for, and we make decisions together with you.

• CBCT and panoramic imaging: Cone beam dental tomography lets us assess the height, width and density of the bone in three dimensions, particularly when planning implants. It uses a much lower dose than medical CT.
• CAD/CAM (CEREC): Your restoration is designed on a computer from a 3D digital impression taken with an intraoral camera, then milled in the clinic. In suitable cases, ceramic inlays, onlays and crowns can be completed in a single visit.
• X-Guide dynamic navigation: The implant plan made on the CBCT scan guides the dentist in real time during surgery. In suitable cases, implants can be placed without opening the gum or stitches (flapless).
• Sedation: For anxious patients, conscious sedation with nitrous oxide can be used. You remain fully conscious throughout, and the effect wears off shortly after the gas flow is stopped.

Sterilisation and disinfection are an essential part of dentistry. Instruments are sterilised in an autoclave inside single-use sterilisation pouches, and a dedicated rapid-sterilisation device is used for handpieces that go into the mouth.