Panoramic view of the coast and town of Kuşadası

Dental care in Kuşadası

A healthy smile. Care that is yours.

Modern dentistry, experienced dentists and a personal approach to treatment at Aura Dent Kuşadası.

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Aura Dent KuşadasıThe same care for your wellbeing.

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Opening hoursMonday – Saturday · 09:00 – 18:00

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2016Serving Kuşadası

About us

Your smile matters. We begin by listening.

Serving Kuşadası since 2016, our clinic considers oral health and aesthetics together. We take a transparent, ethical and individual approach to every patient’s care.

Personalised treatment
Modern technology
Experienced dentists
Respect for patient rights

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Treatments

Complete care for every smile.

Explore our treatments. Your dentist will recommend a suitable plan following an examination and assessment.

Zirconia crowns

Tooth-coloured restorations to support the appearance and function of your teeth.

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Dental implants

Implant solutions for missing teeth, planned after assessing your jawbone and oral health.

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Removable dentures

Individually made dentures to support chewing, speech and appearance after tooth loss.

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Root canal treatment

Care aimed at preserving a natural tooth by treating infected or damaged tissue inside it.

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Dental fillings

Restorative treatment to support the structure and function of decayed or damaged teeth.

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Orthodontics

Orthodontic care assessing tooth alignment and the relationship between the jaws.

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Dental veneers

Thin coverings applied to the front of teeth to refine their shape and appearance.

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Dental cleaning

Care that supports oral and gum health by removing tartar and plaque build-up.

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AuraThe same care for your wellbeing.

Aura Dent Kuşadası

The same Aura. Dedicated to your smile.

At Aura Dent Kuşadası, we care about your oral health. We listen to your needs and discuss treatment options with you.

Personalised treatment

Modern technology

Treatment chair and equipment in a dental clinic

The same care for your wellbeing.

Our dentists

Meet your dental team.

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Dentist

Ahmet Güngör

About the dentist

A 1990 graduate of Istanbul University’s Faculty of Dentistry, with clinical experience in Türkiye and abroad and a focus on general and cosmetic dentistry.

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Dentist

Kemran Eyüpoğlu

About the dentist

A 2022 graduate of Adnan Menderes University’s Faculty of Dentistry, with an emphasis on patient communication, cosmetic dentistry and restorative treatment.

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Dentist

Uğur Bozkaya

About the dentist

A 2024 graduate of Near East University’s Faculty of Dentistry, providing care in Kuşadası using digital and laser-assisted dental techniques.

By the Aegean

A smile, with the Aegean in view.

Blue seas, streets along the waterfront and sunset over Güvercinada… Discover Kuşadası, home to Aura Dent, at your own pace.

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Kuşadası & beyond

Four places worth discovering.

From waterfront walks to ancient cities: a small selection of places to explore in and around Kuşadası.

The town’s landmark

Güvercinada

With its castle, sea views and sunsets, this island is one of Kuşadası’s most memorable landmarks.

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Beach & waterfront

Ladies Beach

Our clinic is in the Ladies Beach area, a much-loved part of Kuşadası with a sandy shore, open sea views and a waterfront promenade.

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Into nature

Dilek Peninsula

Near Güzelçamlı, the national park offers pine forests, clear-water bays and Aegean shores for those drawn to nature.

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Through history · Selçuk

Ancient Ephesus

In nearby Selçuk, UNESCO-listed Ephesus opens a window onto the region’s history through the Library of Celsus, ancient streets and Great Theatre.

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Discover the region

Plan your visit at your own pace.

Fit your sightseeing around your appointments and your dentist’s recommendations. Contact our team to arrange an appointment before your visit to Kuşadası.

Kuşadası travel guide Ephesus · UNESCO World Heritage

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The story of Kuşadası

From ancient harbour to pearl of the Aegean.

Known today for its bays and beaches, Kuşadası has a history stretching back thousands of years. Ionians, Byzantines, Genoese and Venetian merchants, and the Ottomans all left their mark on this coast. Its proximity to Ephesus shaped its role in maritime trade.

Antiquity · The Ionian coast

The earliest settlements in the area are thought to have been founded by the Leleges and Carians in the third millennium BC; Pygela was among these ancient settlements. In the seventh century BC, the Panionion near modern Güzelçamlı was a shared sanctuary and meeting place for twelve Ionian cities. Neapolis and Pygela grew through sea trade. Persian rule began in 546 BC, followed by Alexander the Great in 334 BC.

Scala Nuova · The new port of Ephesus

In the Byzantine period, Kadıkalesi (Anaia) was an important fortified settlement in the area known as Ania. Kuşadası came under Aydınid rule in the 1300s and became part of the Ottoman Empire in 1413. As the harbour of Ephesus silted up, trade shifted to this coast. Genoese and Venetian merchants called it “Scala Nuova”, or “New Port”. In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, it was one of western Anatolia’s harbours and customs centres connecting it to Europe.

The Ottoman era · History in stone

The inner castle on Güvercinada was built by Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha in the 1530s; its outer walls were added for defence in the 1820s. The Öküz Mehmed Pasha Caravanserai, dating from 1618, protected caravans and merchants behind its high walls. The seventeenth-century Castle Gate is another surviving trace of the old town walls. The name Kuşadası, meaning “Bird Island”, is said to come from Güvercinada’s resemblance to a bird’s head from afar.

The Republic era · A town open to the world

Occupied first by Italian and then by Greek forces between 1919 and 1922, the town was liberated on 7 September 1922. Initially part of İzmir in the Republic era, it became a district of Aydın in 1957; Güvercinada was linked to the mainland by a breakwater that same year. Its proximity to Ephesus, beaches and cruise port helped it become a tourism centre. Güvercinada Castle is on UNESCO’s World Heritage Tentative List.

Aegean cultural heritage

One coast. Thousands of years of stories.

From Ephesus and Pergamon to Pamukkale and Troy, the Aegean brings together the traces of many civilisations. Use Kuşadası as a starting point to explore nearby sites and set aside separate days for destinations further afield.

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Ancient Ephesus

İzmir · Selçuk

Ephesus and its surroundings

The grand façade of the Library of Celsus, the Great Theatre with around 25,000 seats and the Terrace Houses bring Roman city life into focus. Ephesus has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2015. The Ephesus Museum and the historic village of Şirince can also be included in your itinerary.

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İzmir · Selçuk

House of the Virgin Mary

Believed to be where Mary spent her final years, the House of the Virgin Mary near Selçuk welcomes visitors of many faiths. This peaceful site is another stop to consider while exploring Ephesus and its surroundings.

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İzmir · Bergama

Pergamon and the Asclepion

UNESCO-listed since 2014, Pergamon is known for its acropolis and the ancient healing centre of the Asclepion. Water, sleep, music and rest were used here, and Galen, a major figure in the history of medicine, also worked at the site. It offers a glimpse into the Aegean’s medical past.

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Denizli

Hierapolis and Pamukkale

White travertine terraces and the ancient city of Hierapolis above them bring nature and history into one landscape. The area has been UNESCO-listed since 1988, with the Antique Pool among its attractions. Check current admission and visiting conditions when planning your trip.

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Aydın · Karacasu

Aphrodisias

Famous for its marble sculpture and school of sculptors, Aphrodisias is also home to a remarkably preserved stadium. This ancient city, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2017, can be included in a wider itinerary towards Pamukkale.

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Aydın · Didim

Temple of Apollo at Didyma

The giant columns of the Temple of Apollo, one of antiquity’s great temples, create one of Didim’s most striking sights. This stop in southern Aydın can be planned alongside nearby Miletus and Priene.

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Aydın

Miletus and Priene

The great theatre of Miletus, a city known for its place in the history of philosophy, and the hillside views of Priene, famous for its grid plan, reveal two different sides of the region. Allow time for walking on this route, which can be combined with Didyma.

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Muğla · Bodrum

Bodrum Castle

Dating from the fifteenth century, Bodrum Castle houses the Museum of Underwater Archaeology. It is a southern stop on an Aegean itinerary for those wishing to explore castle architecture and maritime heritage together.

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Çanakkale

Troy

The legendary city of Troy has been UNESCO-listed since 1998. This ancient site in Çanakkale suits a longer journey towards the northern Aegean and should be planned separately from the local sights around Kuşadası.

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Manisa · Salihli

Sardis

Sardis, the capital of the Lydian Kingdom, is known for its Temple of Artemis and ancient synagogue. The remains in Salihli, Manisa, offer another stop for exploring Anatolia’s rich cultural layers beyond the Aegean coast.

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