Dentist Mehmet Kazandı
In 2001, he graduated from Istanbul University Faculty of Dentistry. In 2003, he started to master program in the Department of Prosthodontics of the same faculty. He received the master’s degree in 2005 with his thesis named “Pharmacological Treatment of Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction”.
After his graduation, Mehmet Zahid Kazandı worked in many clinics and since 2005 has been accepting his patients at the Plusdent Dental Clinic which he was the founder. In this clinic which is located in Nisantasi, Mehmet Kazandi mainly works in the fields of aesthetic dentistry, computer assisted dentistry applications (CAD / CAM), digital smile design and implants and prostheses in all dentistry branches.

Blog Posts
Is Gum Treatment Necessary Before Getting Dental Crowns?
Many people assume that dental crowns are simply a cosmetic treatment designed to improve the appearance of their teeth. In reality, achieving a natural-looking and long-lasting result
8 Important Habits That Help Extend the Lifespan of Dental Implants
Dental implants are one of the most successful and long-lasting solutions for replacing missing teeth. However, the longevity of dental implants depends not only on the quality
How Does Gum Health Affect Smile Design?
When people think about smile design, they often focus on the color, shape, or alignment of their teeth. However, an attractive and natural-looking smile depends on more
The Small Mistakes That Ruin the Natural Look of Your Smile
A natural smile often goes unnoticed… but its absence is immediately felt. Have you ever wondered why some smiles look artificial? In most cases, it’s not major
A Realistic Guide for Those Who Fear Dental Treatment
Fear of dental treatment is much more common than you might think. Many people postpone visiting the dentist because they expect pain or because of negative experiences
Does Stress Damage Your Teeth? The Link Between Bruxism and Oral Health
Stress does not only affect your mood and overall well-being. Long-term stress can also impact your oral health. One of the most common consequences is teeth grinding





