Esnan Dental Clinics Reports Nearly Two Million Patients Served and Over 235,000 Implants Placed Since 2007
Oct 16, 2026
Istanbul, Turkey, October 16, 2026 -- Esnan Dental Clinics has announced updated cumulative service figures as of 16 October 2026, reporting nearly two million patients served and more than 235,000 dental implants placed since its establishment in 2007.
The figures, supplied by the organisation, cover its operating history from its foundation through the reporting date. Their publication provides an updated account of Esnan’s patient service and implant treatment volumes as the organisation approaches its twentieth anniversary in 2027.
Nearly two million patients served
The cumulative patient figure reflects Esnan’s work serving domestic and international patients over approximately nineteen years. Founded in Istanbul in 2007, the organisation has continued providing dental services to patients living in Türkiye and those travelling from abroad.
By reporting the figures against a specific date, Esnan is establishing a reference point for its activity since foundation. The nearly two million total represents the organisation’s reported patient service volume through 16 October 2026.
For patients researching providers, the announcement makes information about Esnan’s operating history and accumulated service activity publicly available alongside details of its clinical services.
More than 235,000 dental implants placed
During the same reporting period, Esnan states that it has placed more than 235,000 dental implants. This cumulative figure covers implant placement activity since 2007 across the organisation’s operations.
The implant total counts implants rather than patients. A patient may receive more than one implant as part of an individual treatment plan, so the two published figures measure different aspects of the organisation’s activity.
Dental implants are used to support replacement teeth. Treatment may involve a single implant or multiple implants, depending on the patient’s needs and clinical assessment. Esnan provides further information about treatment stages and planning in its dental implants in Istanbul guide.
The reported implant volume describes procedures accumulated over the organisation’s operating history. Recommendations for an individual patient remain based on examination and the proposed treatment plan.
An updated account ahead of twenty years
The October 2026 announcement brings the patient and implant figures together within one reporting period, allowing both totals to be understood against the same timeline.
As Esnan approaches twenty years since its foundation, the figures document the scale of the services it reports having delivered: nearly two million patients served and more than 235,000 implants placed between 2007 and 16 October 2026.
About the company: Esnan Dental Clinics is an Istanbul dental care organisation established in 2007. It serves domestic and international patients through its dental treatment services. The cumulative figures in this announcement have been supplied by Esnan and are current as of 16 October 2026.
Contact Info:
Name: Abdurrahman Sarıaslan
Email: Send Email
Organization: Esnan Dental Clinics
Website: https://www.esnandentalclinics.com/
Release ID: 89206390
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