Bayraklı The number of oral and dental health polyclinics, which host an average of 20 thousand district residents annually within the scope of the municipality's free health service, has increased to 7. The old headman's office building in Refik Şevket İnce District was transformed into a new health center. General dental examinations, fillings and extractions will be available free of charge at the polyclinic, which is planned to open in January.
Bayraklı Mayor Serdar Sandal said, “Public health is our priority and we are doing our part in this regard. We want to contribute to some extent with our free health services to our citizens who are struggling with economic difficulties. "We will reach more citizens and continue our investments for public health," he said.Bayraklı Municipality Health Affairs Directorate continues its work for the oral health of citizens with its free polyclinic, patient transfer and injection, as well as free dental units. Finding solutions to the dental health problems of an average of 20 thousand citizens every year Bayraklı The Municipality increased the number of oral and dental polyclinics to 7 upon the instructions of Mayor Serdar Sandal. District residents will be able to easily have procedures such as dental examinations, fillings and extractions within the scope of free health services.
WHERE ARE THERE DENTAL UNITS?
In this context, the free health services that continue in Adalet District, 75 Yıl District, Onur District Atatürk Amphitheatre, Gümüşpala Market Place, Nafiz Gürman Cultural Center, Postacılar İsmet İnönü Cultural Center have been completely renewed and the health center has been transformed into a health center. The oral and dental health polyclinic in the converted Refik Şevket İnce District old headman building was also added. The building, which remained idle with the construction of the new headman's office building, was completely renovated.
“INVESTMENTS FOR PUBLIC HEALTH WILL CONTINUE”
BayraklıMayor Serdar Sandal stated that they are working to protect public health in Istanbul and that investments in this sense will continue and said, “We are preparing to open our 7th oral and dental health polyclinic in Refik Şevket İnce Neighborhood. Our aim is to provide free healthcare services to more of our citizens and to alleviate their burden, at least to some extent, in these difficult economic conditions. "May it be beneficial to our district," he said.
