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The Ramus Bone Graft in Turkey

209 authorised facilities list the ramus bone graft in Turkey on the official portal. The authorisation is to treat international patients, not a permit for this procedure: the treatment list is entered by each facility itself.

209list this treatment
202private facilities
28record an accreditation
39speak Persian
or narrow it down

Ordered alphabetically. Nothing here ranks one facility above another.

  1. Memorial Şişli Hastanesi LicensedST-0120

    Memorial Şişli Hastanesi

    Private Hospital · İstanbul

    PersianEnglishGerman 54 doctors
  2. Van Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversitesi Dursun Odabaş Tıp Merkezi LicensedST-0178

    Van Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversitesi Dursun Odabaş Tıp Merkezi

    Public University Hospital · Van

    PersianEnglish 30 doctors
  3. Anadolu Sağlık Merkezi Hastanesi LicensedST-0049

    Anadolu Sağlık Merkezi Hastanesi

    Private Hospital · Kocaeli

    PersianEnglishFrench 48 doctors
  4. Memorial Ankara Hastanesi LicensedST-0288

    Memorial Ankara Hastanesi

    Private Hospital · Ankara

    PersianEnglishGerman 46 doctors
  5. Memorial Bahçelievler Hastanesi LicensedST-0332

    Memorial Bahçelievler Hastanesi

    Private Hospital · İstanbul

    PersianEnglishGerman 133 doctors

What the licence actually means

Turkey requires a facility to hold a health tourism authorisation from the Ministry of Health before it may treat patients who come from abroad. It is not a quality rating and it is not an endorsement — it is permission, and a clinic without one is not supposed to be treating you at all.

The number looks like ST-0239. Ask any clinic for it before you pay a deposit. On every record here you can also open the authorisation certificate and the operating licence as the Ministry published them.

What it does not tell you: price, waiting time, who will actually operate, or what happens if something goes wrong. Those you still have to ask.

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