Turkey teeth prices 2026: a dentist price list and what each price includes

Most Turkey teeth prices online are hard to compare. One clinic prices per tooth, another per set of 20, another per jaw. Some "veneer" packages are really crowns, and some All-on-4 prices include only temporary teeth.

The short answer: at Antalya clinics, published prices are about £150 to £185 per zirconia crown and £213 to £300 per E.max veneer, with an implant and abutment from about £300. A full set of 20 crowns or veneers typically runs to a few thousand pounds. What matters is what each price includes, and what you will pay on top.

This guide is a Turkey dentist price list built from real published prices at eight clinics in Antalya and Istanbul, including clinics Remedi works with. It explains what each price covers, what dental care in Turkey costs once you add the extras, and how to work out a realistic total budget.

Prices checked on 11 November 2026. Clinic prices change; always get a written, itemised quote.

Turkey dentist price list (November 2026)

Turkey dentist prices published by eight clinics in Antalya and Istanbul, including two participating clinics:

Sources: Medical Dental Turkey prices, &NewMe dental implants, &NewMe All-on-4, Smile Dental Turkey, Smile Center Turkey, Adalya Dental Clinic, Precious Dental, Dentnis, Istanbul Dental Center (Flymedi).

At the five Antalya clinics, prices sit close together: £150 to £185 per zirconia crown and £213 to £300 per E.max veneer. The two other Istanbul clinics list higher prices than Klinik No.1, from €345 per veneer and €350 per crown. Implant prices depend mostly on the brand, and All-on-4 prices on what is included, so compare like with like.

Extras listed separately at Medical Dental Turkey include root canal treatment (£65 per root), tooth extraction (£40, or £120 surgical), bone grafting (£80 per cc), sinus lift (£185) and sedation (£330). Klinik No.1's listing says flights and hotel are extra.

Teeth whitening in Turkey is on the list too: laser whitening at Medical Dental Turkey is £240. Composite bonding and composite veneers are not on either list, so ask for a separate quote.

These are published starting prices, not quotes. Your price depends on your examination, X-rays and the treatment your dentist recommends.

What does "Turkey teeth" actually mean?

"Turkey teeth" is a nickname for a cosmetic smile makeover in Turkey, usually a full set of very white, even teeth. It is not a clinical term, and it can mean two very different treatments:

• Veneers are thin shells bonded to the front of each tooth: porcelain or E.max laminate veneers, or composite veneers.
• Crowns cover the whole tooth, which has to be filed down on all sides.

The difference matters more than the price. In a laboratory study, veneer preparations removed roughly 3% to 30% of the visible tooth structure, while crown preparations removed roughly 63% to 72%. Edelhoff and Sorensen, Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 2002. Tooth that is removed does not grow back.

Many full-mouth "Turkey teeth" packages are Turkey dental crowns, not veneers. Crowns are the right choice for some teeth, but the decision should come from your dentist's assessment, not the package price. Ask for the treatment for each tooth in writing.

How much does a full set of Turkey teeth cost?

A "full set" usually means 16 to 28 teeth, most often 20. Using the published prices above:

A veneers Turkey package is usually priced this way, as a set. Crowns often look cheaper per tooth, but they are not a cheaper version of the same treatment. Compare like with like: the same number of teeth, the same treatment, the same material.

Check also whether your plan needs work before the crowns or veneers, such as root canal treatment, fillings or gum treatment. These are usually priced separately.

Dental implants in Turkey: All-on-4 and All-on-6 prices

Implant prices are often listed in parts. At Medical Dental Turkey the implant and abutment cost £455 to £730 depending on the implant brand, and the crown on top is extra. At Klinik No.1 the implant is €265 and the zirconia crown €100.

Full mouth dental implants in Turkey are priced per jaw, and so are All-on-4 and All-on-6. "Full mouth" means both jaws, so double the price. Look closely at what the price covers:

• Medical Dental Turkey's All-on-4 and All-on-6 prices include a temporary denture. Ask what the final bridge costs.
• Klinik No.1's All-on-4 price includes four implants and a fixed bridge, with temporary teeth €170 to €220 extra.

Implant treatment usually needs two trips, a few months apart, so the implants can heal before the final teeth are fitted. Budget flights and accommodation for both.

What is included in a Turkey teeth package?

There is no standard "Turkey teeth package", and Turkey dental packages differ widely. Packages commonly include:

• consultation and X-rays
• the agreed dental work and temporary teeth
• hotel nights and airport transfers, sometimes for the first trip only

They commonly leave out:

• flights
• extra hotel nights if your treatment takes longer
• extractions, root canals, bone grafts and sinus lifts
• sedation
• the final bridge on some All-on-4 and All-on-6 prices
• the second trip for implants
• travel insurance that covers planned treatment

Ask for a written list of what is included and what is not, for every trip.

What dental care in Turkey really costs: your total budget

Dental tourism only saves money if the total adds up. The NHS advises that if you are going abroad mainly to save money, you should factor in changing exchange rates, a possibly longer stay and the cost of return trips. NHS treatment abroad checklist.

A realistic budget adds up:

• The treatment price, for the right number of teeth or jaws.
• Dental extras not in the price: extractions, root canals, grafts, sedation, extra scans.
• Flights for every trip.
• Accommodation not covered by the package, including the second trip.
• Time off work.
• Insurance that covers planned treatment and complications.
• A buffer in case your plan changes after the examination.
• Follow-up care in the UK, such as check-ups and hygiene visits.

Why quotes change after the X-ray

A quote made from photos is an estimate. Once a dentist examines you and takes X-rays or a 3D scan, they may find teeth that need root canal treatment, extraction or bone grafting, and the plan and price can change.

Before you travel, ask the clinic what happens to the price if the plan changes, and get the answer in writing. The NHS also warns against a hard sell or pressure to decide quickly.

How to compare two quotes

Put both quotes side by side and check:

• the treatment for each tooth: veneer, crown or implant
• the number of teeth, implants or jaws
• the material (zirconia, E.max, porcelain) and implant brand
• temporary or final teeth, and when the final teeth are fitted
• which scans, extractions, grafts and sedation are included
• how many trips, and what hotel and transfers cover on each
• the guarantee: what it covers, for how long, and who pays travel for repairs
• the total you expect to pay, including travel

If two prices look very different, the treatment is usually different too.

Aftercare and repairs back home

If something goes wrong after you get home, the NHS's usual free repair and replacement arrangements do not apply to work done by another provider. NHSBSA guidance. An NHS dentist can treat what is clinically necessary, but cosmetic work is usually private.

In a 2022 British Dental Association survey of 1,000 UK dentists, 86% of those who had seen patients treated abroad said they had treated problems afterwards, and crowns (87%) and implants (85%) were the treatments most likely to need follow-up. Over half said repairs cost patients more than £1,000. This shows dentists' experience, not how often treatment abroad goes wrong. BDA.

Before you leave the clinic, ask for your X-rays, treatment notes, materials and implant details, and the guarantee terms in writing.

How much do you need upfront?

Once you know the full cost, you can decide how to pay. Remedi offers interest-free payment plans for treatment at participating clinics in Turkey. You can borrow from £1,500 to £20,000: you pay a deposit, then the rest in six monthly payments, in pounds. The plan covers the treatment invoice; flights, hotels and transfers are paid separately.

For example, for 20 zirconia crowns at £185 each:

This is an illustration based on a published price and the current plan structure, not a quote or an offer. Work out the payments for your own quote, or read how paying monthly works.

Applications are subject to status, eligibility, affordability and verification checks. Remedi Finance is listed by the FCA under the temporary permission regime for deferred payment credit. This covers lending; it is not FCA approval of a clinic or a treatment.

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Frequently asked questions

General information, not personal medical or financial advice. Clinic prices are published by the clinics, checked on 11 November 2026 and may change. Remedi does not provide medical advice; your dentist decides your treatment.