With MIH (molar-incisor hypomineralization) at the center of her research, Narmin Ismayilova helps children not only with treatment, but also with the clinical thinking behind prevention and long-term oral habits. As a specialist at Smile & Holiday, she works in pediatric dentistry and pedodontics, with an emphasis on reducing children’s dental anxiety. Her clinical scope covers prevention and treatment of early childhood caries, restorations of primary and permanent teeth, and vital pulp and root canal treatments. She also performs stainless-steel pediatric crowns and aesthetic pediatric crowns, and provides space maintainers for children and adolescents. Her education combines three countries and three training stages: first at Azerbaijan Medical University (2005–2010), then an MSc in Pediatric Dentistry at the University of Greifswald (2012–2015), and later specialty training at Akdeniz University (2018–2022). She continues to apply current diagnostic and treatment approaches by regularly attending national and international congresses, symposia, and continuing professional education programs.

Education

• 2005–2010 — Azerbaijan Medical University, Faculty of Dentistry.
• 2012–2015 — University of Greifswald, Germany — MSc in Pediatric Dentistry.
• 2018–2022 — Akdeniz University — Specialty in Pediatric Dentistry / Pedodontics.

Work experience

• Since 2005 — Pediatric dentistry practice at Smile & Holiday (preventive and restorative care for children).

Clinical focus and techniques

In pediatric dentistry, Ismayilova’s work is built around prevention, minimally stressful visits, and treatment options that protect developing teeth.

• Preventive pediatric dentistry.
• Prevention and treatment of early childhood caries.
• Primary and permanent tooth restorations.
• Vital pulp and root canal treatments.
• Stainless-steel pediatric crowns and aesthetic pediatric crowns.
• Space maintainers for children and adolescents.

Professional societies and certifications

• Specialty thesis — evaluation of MIH severity and its effect on children’s oral health and quality of life.
• Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry (2024) — assessment of MIH severity and mineral composition of saliva in schoolchildren with MIH.

Courses and advanced training

• National and international congresses, symposia, and continuing professional education programs.

Awards and recognition

• MIH research published in the Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry (2024) focused on severity and saliva mineral composition.

For international families, she coordinates care around clear clinical goals—less anxiety during visits and lifelong healthy oral habits—while combining experience gained in Azerbaijan, Germany, and Turkey.