How much are Turkey teeth?

It depends on the treatment. Published October 2026 prices in Turkey are typically £210–£280 per porcelain or e.max veneer, £165–£175 per zirconia crown, £400–£1,100 per implant with its crown, and £2,500–£6,000 per arch for All-on-4. Flights are almost never included, and extras such as grafting are quoted after a scan.

How much is a full set of veneers in Turkey in pounds?

A full set of 20 porcelain or e.max veneers is commonly published at around £2,500–£5,500 in Turkey, against £10,000–£20,000 or more privately in the UK. Many people need fewer than 20; an 8-tooth smile at £210–£280 per tooth comes to roughly £1,680–£2,240 before any extras.

How much do dental implants cost in Turkey?

A single implant with abutment and crown is typically £400–£1,100 in Turkey, compared with £2,000–£3,500 privately in the UK. Check whether a quote is for the implant only or includes the abutment, the final crown and the CBCT scan.

Can the price change once I arrive in Turkey?

It can, and this is one of the most common complaints in UK reviews. A scan on arrival can show that you need extractions, a bone graft or a different plan. Ask for a written quote that lists every item, says which findings could change it, and confirms that nothing is added without your written agreement.

Is the hotel really included?

Often, but not always on the terms people expect. Ask how many nights are covered, the room type, whether a companion is included, and who pays if the clinic needs you to stay longer. Get it in writing as part of the quote.

Why is dental treatment cheaper in Turkey?

Clinics generally point to lower running costs, such as rent and staff salaries, and high patient volumes. A lower price is not in itself a sign of lower quality, and neither is a higher one a promise of better work: the materials, the implant brand, the dentist's experience and the treatment choice matter more.

Will the NHS pay for treatment in Turkey?

No. The NHS does not reimburse dental treatment abroad. For context, the highest NHS dental charge in England is Band 3 at £332.10, which covers crowns and dentures but not cosmetic veneers, and implants are rarely available on the NHS.

Turkey Teeth Cost: 2026 Price List in GBP, UK vs Turkey

Turkey teeth cost: the full price list, UK vs Turkey

These are published price ranges gathered in October 2026: UK figures are private-practice fees from UK price guides, and Turkey figures are clinic and aggregator “from” prices in pounds. They are a starting point for a budget, not a quote. Your own price depends on how many teeth are treated, the materials, the implant brand and what your scan shows.

Typical dental treatment prices, UK private versus Turkey
Treatment	UK	Turkey
Single implant (with crown)	£2,000–£3,500	£400–£1,100~75% less
All-on-4, per arch	£8,000–£25,000	£2,500–£6,000~75% less
Zygomatic implants, per arch	£10,000–£25,000	Quoted per case
Porcelain / e.max veneer, per tooth	£500–£1,200	£210–£280~70% less
Zirconia crown, per tooth	£550–£1,100	£165–£175~80% less
All-on-6, per arch	£14,000–£20,000	£3,500–£6,500~70% less
Full mouth implants, both arches	£15,000–£40,000+	£4,700–£12,600
Full set of 20 veneers	£10,000–£20,000+	£2,500–£5,500
Composite bonding, per tooth	£200–£400	From £100
Bone graft (augmentation, per site)	£400–£1,500	Quoted per case
Sinus lift, per side	£600–£3,000	Quoted per case

Single implant (with crown)
UK£2,000–£3,500
Turkey£400–£1,100~75% less
All-on-4, per arch
UK£8,000–£25,000
Turkey£2,500–£6,000~75% less
Zygomatic implants, per arch
UK£10,000–£25,000
TurkeyQuoted per case
Porcelain / e.max veneer, per tooth
UK£500–£1,200
Turkey£210–£280~70% less
Zirconia crown, per tooth
UK£550–£1,100
Turkey£165–£175~80% less
All-on-6, per arch
UK£14,000–£20,000
Turkey£3,500–£6,500~70% less
Full mouth implants, both arches
UK£15,000–£40,000+
Turkey£4,700–£12,600
Full set of 20 veneers
UK£10,000–£20,000+
Turkey£2,500–£5,500
Composite bonding, per tooth
UK£200–£400
TurkeyFrom £100
Bone graft (augmentation, per site)
UK£400–£1,500
TurkeyQuoted per case
Sinus lift, per side
UK£600–£3,000
TurkeyQuoted per case

Typical published ranges, October 2026. UK prices are private dentist fees. Savings compare the middle of each range. Turkey prices are clinic “from” prices and may not include grafting or extractions. Your quote will.

For the detail behind each figure, see the treatment guides for dental implants, All-on-4, full mouth implants, zygomatic implants, veneers, Hollywood smile and zirconia crowns.

Why one treatment can cost £400 or £1,100

The spread inside each Turkey range is not random. When two quotes for the same treatment are far apart, it is usually down to one of these:

Implant brand

Long-established premium systems cost more than newer or budget ones, and parts are easier to source later.

Crown and bridge material

Porcelain-fused-to-metal, zirconia and e.max are priced differently. Full-arch bridges in acrylic cost less than zirconia.

What is bundled

A price with hotel, transfers, CBCT and temporaries is not comparable with a bare treatment price.

Your mouth

Extractions, gum treatment, root canals, grafts or a sinus lift can add more than the headline price itself.

The cheapest quote is often the least complete one

A low number frequently means something has been left out, not that the work is cheaper. Compare what is included before you compare the totals.

What a Turkey teeth package should include

“Package” means different things at different clinics. Here is how each item typically works, and what to ask about it.

Usually includedConsultation and treatment planCheck the plan is written and itemised, not just a total.
Varies: askPanoramic X-ray and CBCT (3D) scanEssential for implants. Some clinics charge for the CBCT separately.
Varies: askHotelOften bundled, but ask for the number of nights and what happens if you need extra days.
Usually includedAirport and clinic transfersConfirm it covers every appointment, not just arrival and departure.
Varies: askTemporary teethTemporary crowns, a fixed temporary bridge or a denture for the healing months.
Varies: askExtractionsOften priced per tooth. A full-arch plan may need several.
Usually extraBone graft or sinus liftUsually quoted after the scan. The biggest source of price changes.
Varies: askSedationLocal anaesthetic is standard; IV sedation is often extra.
Varies: askAbutments and final crowns on implantsSome “per implant” prices cover the screw only.
Usually extraFlightsAlmost never included. Implants and All-on-4 usually mean two return trips.

If a quote says “all inclusive”, ask for the list. Under the UK’s Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024, advertising a headline price and then adding charges you can’t avoid (drip pricing) is treated as unfair to consumers, so a complete list is a reasonable thing to expect.

Hidden costs and prices that change on arrival

In UK reviews of Turkish clinics, the same complaints come up repeatedly: a price that went up by thousands once the patient arrived, a “free” hotel that was later charged for, being asked to pay in full before treatment on the day, and pressure to decide and start straight away. These are the places the gap opens up:

The arrival scan. A CBCT scan can show bone loss or teeth that need removing. That is a legitimate reason for a plan to change, but you should be told the likely options in advance.
“Per implant” that means the screw only. The abutment and crown can add as much again.
Upgrades in the chair. A different material or implant brand suggested once you’re there, priced on the spot.
Extra nights. If healing or the lab takes longer, hotel nights and changed flights can fall on you.
Currency. Quotes in euros or US dollars move with the exchange rate, and card payments abroad may carry fees.
Work you didn’t agree to. Any change to the agreed plan should need your written consent first.

Warning signs, in the NHS's words

The NHS treatment-abroad checklist lists a hard sell, a lack of information, pressure to make a quick decision, no discussion of possible complications and no mention of aftercare. A price that only firms up once you’re in the chair ticks several of these at once.

When we collect quotes, we ask each clinic to state in writing what could change the price and by roughly how much. If a plan changes for a clinical reason, nothing goes ahead until you’ve seen the new price and agreed to it. You can read how we choose clinics and how we’re paid.

How much is a full trip? Example budgets

These examples are illustrative ranges, built only by applying the published per-unit prices above to common treatment plans. They are not quotes, and they leave out flights, which depend on your airport, dates and how many trips the treatment needs.

One missing tooth

1 implant with abutment and crown

Turkey, treatment: £400–£1,100
UK private: £2,000–£3,500
Trips:: Two trips, 3–6 months apart
Could add:: Bone graft if the tooth has been missing a long time

Front-teeth smile

8 porcelain or e.max veneers (8 × £210–£280)

Turkey, treatment: £1,680–£2,240
UK private: £4,000–£9,600
Trips:: One trip, about 5–10 days
Could add:: Whitening of the remaining teeth, gum treatment

Full set of veneers

20 porcelain or e.max veneers

Turkey, treatment: £2,500–£5,500
UK private: £10,000–£20,000+
Trips:: One trip, about 5–10 days
Could add:: Any crowns needed on broken or root-treated teeth

One full arch

All-on-4 on the upper or lower jaw

Turkey, treatment: £2,500–£6,000
UK private: £8,000–£25,000
Trips:: Two trips: about 7–10 days, then 5–7 days
Could add:: Extractions, zirconia instead of acrylic, grafting

Both arches

Full mouth implants, upper and lower

Turkey, treatment: £4,700–£12,600
UK private: £15,000–£40,000+
Trips:: Two trips, 3–6 months apart
Could add:: Extractions, sinus lift on the upper jaw, sedation

To turn an example into a real budget, add return flights for every trip (two for implants and All-on-4), any hotel nights not in the package, meals, time off work, and a contingency for UK check-ups once you’re home. The smaller the treatment, the bigger the share travel takes: a single implant needs the same two trips as a full arch. Our implant timeline guide explains the trips in detail.

How to compare dental quotes like for like

Put every quote into the same shape before you look at the totals. For each one, write down:

The treatment plan tooth by tooth: veneer, crown, implant or extraction, and why.
The material for every crown or veneer, and the implant brand and system.
Whether the implant price includes the abutment and the final crown.
Scans, temporary teeth, sedation, extractions and grafting: included, extra, or 'if needed' with a price.
Hotel nights, transfers and what happens if you need to stay longer.
Number of trips and days per trip.
The warranty, and who pays for corrective work, flights and hotel if something needs redoing.
The currency, the deposit, and when the balance is due.

If you’re weighing veneers against crowns, read veneers vs crowns first: the cheaper per-tooth price is not always the right treatment. For a side-by-side of the UK option, see dental implants UK vs Turkey, All-on-4 UK vs Turkey and veneers UK vs Turkey.

This is what we do for you

We send the same questions to every clinic on your shortlist and return the answers in one comparison, in GBP and plain English. It’s free for you; clinics pay us a fee if you go ahead.

Paying for treatment, and the NHS comparison

Most clinics take a deposit to hold dates and the balance in Turkey. Paying by credit card can give you extra protection for purchases over £100 under section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act; check with your card provider how it applies to treatment abroad before you rely on it. If you’re looking at “pay monthly” offers, note that arranging credit for UK consumers is regulated by the FCA. Our guide to paying for treatment covers the options.

For context, NHS dental charges in England top out at Band 3, £332.10, which covers crowns, bridges and dentures where clinically needed. Cosmetic veneers aren’t available on the NHS, implants rarely are, and the NHS does not reimburse dental treatment abroad.

Budget for the long term too. A UK dentist can look after work done abroad, and it’s much easier with your records. Read what happens if something goes wrong and whether UK dentists will treat Turkey teeth.

Questions about the cost of Turkey teeth

Sources

Prices are published ranges checked in October 2026 and will change. Turkey prices are clinic “from” prices. This guide is general information, not a substitute for advice from a dentist who has examined you.

Turkey teeth explainedWhat the term means, and how to get it right.Implants: UK vs TurkeyCost, regulation, trips and aftercare side by side.Veneers vs crownsThe choice behind most Turkey teeth stories.If something goes wrongRecords, remedies and who pays.