
Ömer Faruk Şarkbay
Born in 1970 in Ankara, Dr. Ömer Faruk Şarkbay graduated from Istanbul University Faculty of Dentistry at twenty-one. Two years ahead of his peers. One year later, in 1992, he co-founded Mosdent together with Dt. Hakan Kaval.
With over fifty-five thousand implant operations to his name, Dr. Şarkbay has specialised at the intersection of smile aesthetics and implantology. He combines an artistic eye with scientific precision to design natural, harmonious smiles tailored to each guest's facial structure.
Alongside his clinical practice, Dr. Şarkbay holds an MBA from Marmara University and a PhD from Istanbul Gelisim University. His doctoral thesis examined the impact of lean management in healthcare; he has supervised numerous master's and doctoral theses on healthcare administration, digital marketing and AI applications.
- 1991 · Istanbul University Faculty of Dentistry
- Marmara University · MBA
- Istanbul Gelisim University · PhD
- Turkish Dental Association reg. no: 14123
- Implantology (55,000+ operations)
- Smile Design
- Aesthetic Dentistry
- Full-Mouth Restoration
- Healthcare Management · Academic Supervision
Treatments by Dr Ömer Faruk Şarkbay, PhD
Implant
A permanent, natural-looking titanium replacement for a single missing tooth.
Explore →Smile Design
Before treatment begins, we draw the architecture of your smile, digitally.
Explore →Hollywood Smile
A digitally designed smile, completed with twenty porcelain veneers.
Explore →Signed by Dr Ömer Faruk Şarkbay, PhD
Medically ReviewedZirconia Crowns
What a zirconia crown is made of, how the grades differ, what the five-year survival data actually reports, how much tooth it costs you, and how to read a quote that says "porcelain". Cited to PubMed.
Medically ReviewedEmax Veneers Explained
Emax is a material, lithium disilicate glass-ceramic. A veneer is a technique. Here is the difference, measured in millimetres of tooth removed and in published ten-year survival data.
Medically ReviewedComposite Bonding
What composite bonding and composite veneers actually are, what the published survival data reports, how composite compares with porcelain in a head-to-head trial, why it can be repaired in the chair, and the maintenance question nobody answers for patients who fly home. Cited to PubMed.
Meet Dr Ömer Faruk Şarkbay, PhD.
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