Dr. (Dentist) Oğuz Kaan Akça

Oğuz Kaan Akça, a dentist, electronic music producer, world traveler, and sports enthusiast, was born in Malatya, Turkey. He completed his primary education in Ankara, his secondary education in Balıkesir, and earned his dental degree from Ege University, Faculty of Dentistry.

Since beginning his dental studies in 2019, he has consistently prioritized professional development through clinical observations, hands-on practice, and continuous scientific reading. At the same time, he has remained actively engaged in the electronic music scene, balancing his academic pursuits with a vibrant social life.

Oğuz Kaan not only aims to provide patients with aesthetically pleasing smiles but also focuses on improving their oral hygiene habits to maintain a healthy oral flora in the long term. He adopts a preventive dentistry approach, offering personalized education to his patients. Particularly with children, he emphasizes early protective treatments from the very first visit, ensuring that they grow into adulthood with healthy teeth and gums.

In his clinical approach, Dr. Akça prioritizes addressing functional and pathological issues before proceeding with aesthetic enhancements, aiming for comprehensive and lasting treatment results. His ultimate goal is for each patient to leave the clinic not only pain-free and healthy but also confident, happy, and empowered in their social lives.

Primary Treatments Performed:

Comfortable pediatric treatments using digital anesthesia

Dental procedures for children and adults under general anesthesia in hospital settings

Aesthetic fillings and diastema closures (restoration of gaps between front teeth)

Tooth gem applications

Fissure sealants (preventive fillings), fluoride gel, and fluoride varnish applications

Root canal treatments using bioseramic sealers under rubber dam isolation

Detailed dental cleaning with the Airflow device (non-invasive removal of external stains from smoking, coffee, etc.)

Deep scaling and root planing (curettage)

Treatment of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders

Zirconia crowns and bridges, full dentures

Surgical tooth extractions