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OK, I understand.


In particular, the government's lack of support for health expenditures in the United States makes good health professionals in disastrous economies like ours. But I see from the occasional bad news that some tourists think that every hospital is a good hospital.


For those of you who don't live in this country and don't know anyone living in this country, how do you decide when choosing a hospital?


Because the biggest question I want to ask at this point is why you choose a hospital?


Many good doctors have left the country, especially due to unmanageable economic policies and violence against doctors, and many hospitals are now full of not-so-good doctors.


I'm assuming your biggest problem is that you're starting from the logic that the bigger the hospital, the better.


By the way, what I'm talking about is hair transplantation etc., not such transactions.


I'm talking about more important, vital operations.


First of all, the best doctor is in the public hospital or has left and is retired.


If the CV of the doctor you are going to includes only private hospitals, you are on the wrong track.


For this reason, when choosing the doctor you will go to, you should look at the CV of the doctor rather than the hospital.


But the situation is different for the tooth.


Honestly, dentists in hospitals or polyclinics, which are not just built on teeth, may also be good; but a good dentist certainly has his practice or a small hospital.


For example, my doctors are Tamer Erdem in Kadıköy (İstanbul) and Ece and Erdal Türkkan in Pendik (İstanbul). There is also my son's doctor in Darıca (Kocaeli). Although my last operation was done here; NovaDent.


In conclusion, if you are not in a hurry to take the action, you should do good research if someone you know here has not done a similar procedure before.


If you need information about the doctor or hospitals you want to go to, write it here. Without adding my own opinion, I will translate complaints or congratulations on local sites for you...


After all, health is paramount...

Take care... See you in the next article.

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