A man from Great Britain committed suicide after a failed dental intervention in Turkey, which left him without teeth for six months.

Pawel Bukowski, a 48-year-old man from Poland, traveled to Turkey to replace his teeth, but was informed that he would not receive temporary dentures and would have to wait six months for implants. This news deeply affected him, leading to a deterioration of his mental state. Upon returning to the UK, Bukowski fell into depression, began to consume excessive alcohol, and had suicidal thoughts. Despite emergency calls and medical evaluations, he was not hospitalized, and four days later he was found dead. His wife, Daria, criticized the healthcare system for negligence and highlighted the devastating impact of this situation on their family.