All-on-6 Dental Implants in Turkey

All-on-6 dental implants in Turkey cost from £3,500 per arch, against £12,000–£18,000 in the UK. This guide covers typical 2026 Turkey prices, what the six-implant technique involves, how packages work, the two-trip timeline, and how to vet a clinic before you commit.

How much does All-on-6 cost in Turkey?

Turkey is the lowest-cost mainstream destination for UK patients, and the saving on a full arch is wide enough to absorb flights and hotels many times over. Here are typical 2026 prices.

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Most patients pay in the middle of the arch range, around £4,000–£5,500, depending on the implant system and the final bridge material. Budget implants sit at the bottom; premium brands such as Straumann and Nobel Biocare sit at the top of the Turkish range but still well under UK prices. Full-arch implant work is generally not funded on the NHS, so the realistic comparison is against UK private pricing. For the fuller destination picture see our dental implants in Turkey cost guide and the UK vs abroad price comparison.

What is All-on-6, and why six implants?

All-on-6 replaces a full arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge screwed onto six implants. The extra two posts, compared with All-on-4, spread the biting load across more anchor points and can suit patients with a heavier bite, a longer arch, or enough healthy bone to host them.

Six implants is not automatically the better choice. Each post needs sufficient bone around it, and forcing six into a jaw that has lost bone can do more harm than placing four well. Whether you need four or six is a clinical decision made from a 3D CT scan, not something to pick from a price list. Our All-on-4 vs All-on-6 guide walks through the trade-offs, and the general All-on-6 cost guide compares destinations beyond Turkey.

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What Turkish packages usually include

Turkish clinics generally sell all-inclusive packages rather than itemised treatment. A standard All-on-6 package usually covers:

• The six implants, abutments and the fixed bridge
• 3D CT scans, X-rays and consultations
• Any extractions on the arch being treated
• Hotel accommodation for the treatment days
• VIP airport and clinic transfers
• A temporary fixed bridge to wear during healing

Get the inclusions in writing before you pay. Ask whether bone grafting is included should you need it, what material the final bridge is (acrylic, composite or zirconium), and whether a revision visit is covered if the bite needs adjusting later. Ask, too, for the implant passport recording the exact brand and batch — a UK dentist will need it for any future maintenance, and a clinic that cannot provide one is a warning sign.

The two-trip timeline

Implants must fuse with the jawbone, a process called osseointegration, so All-on-6 in Turkey almost always runs across two trips.

• Trip 1 (5–7 days): consultation, 3D scan, any extractions, placement of the six implants, and fitting of a temporary fixed bridge.
• Healing at home (3–6 months): the implants integrate with the bone while you wear the temporary teeth and eat softer foods.
• Trip 2 (5–7 days): the permanent bridge is fitted, the bite is checked and adjusted.

Some clinics advertise "teeth in a day", loading a fixed bridge onto the implants at the first visit. This suits some patients with strong bone, but not all, and the permanent bridge still follows once healing is done. Your dentist should confirm from your scans whether immediate loading is safe rather than promising it up front.

Vetting a Turkey clinic

The money saved is real, and so is the risk of choosing badly. The British Dental Association reports that 86% of UK dentists have treated patients with complications from dental work done abroad, with implants among the most common; repairs are usually private and commonly £500–£1,000 or more. Standards in Turkey vary more than in the EU because the sector is so large, so vetting matters more here than almost anywhere.

Before you book, look for:

• International accreditation such as JCI, or clear local regulation
• A named implant brand confirmed in writing, with warranty documentation
• A written treatment plan and aftercare plan before any payment
• Your full medical history taken before treatment is agreed
• Copies of all records, scans and prescriptions before you fly home
• No pressure to decide on the day

The General Dental Council's guidance on going abroad makes the same points: regulation varies by country, so your own paperwork and checks are your protection. The NHS is clear that it may not fund follow-up for treatment obtained abroad, offering only limited help such as pain relief or removal rather than repair. Our full checklist sits in the guide on whether dental work in Turkey is safe, and the Turkey medical tourism hub covers travel logistics.

Turkey or the EU?

Turkey offers the steepest discount and the highest volume of clinics, with direct flights from most UK airports and return fares of £100–£250. If you would rather have the EU regulatory framework as a safety net, Budapest is the main alternative — see our All-on-4 in Hungary cost guide and the wider dental implants abroad hub. The choice comes down to how much weight you put on regulation versus price, and whether your case is large enough that two trips make sense either way.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does All-on-6 cost in Turkey?

Typically £3,500–£6,500 per arch at 2026 prices, with most patients paying £4,000–£5,500. Both arches run £7,000–£12,000. The UK private equivalent is £12,000–£18,000 per arch, a saving of roughly 60–70% even after flights and hotels.

Is All-on-6 in Turkey safe?

It can be, at a clinic you have checked properly, though standards vary more than in the EU. Check for international accreditation, a named implant brand with a warranty card, written treatment and aftercare plans, and full records before you fly home. The BDA reports 86% of UK dentists have treated complications from work abroad.

Should I get All-on-4 or All-on-6 in Turkey?

Neither is automatically better. All-on-6 spreads the load across more implants and suits a heavier bite or more available bone; All-on-4 can be better where bone has been lost. The decision comes from a 3D scan, not a clinic's package menu.

How many trips to Turkey does All-on-6 need?

Usually two. The first (5–7 days) covers the scan, extractions and placement of the six implants with a temporary bridge. After 3–6 months of healing at home, a second trip (5–7 days) fits the permanent bridge. "Teeth in a day" exists but only suits some patients.

What is included in a Turkey All-on-6 package?

Usually the six implants, abutments and bridge, scans, extractions, hotel and transfers, plus a temporary bridge. Flights are usually extra (£100–£250 return). Confirm in writing whether bone grafting and revision visits are covered, and what the final bridge is made of.

What if my All-on-6 fails after I return home?

The NHS may not fund repair of implant work done abroad, offering only limited help such as pain relief or removal. Private UK repairs commonly cost £500–£1,000 or more, so arrange a written aftercare plan and a UK follow-up before you travel.

Clinics UK patients look at

The four with the most Google reviews among the dental clinics we hold. Each has a free page with its records.

Dentakay Dental ClinicIstanbul, TurkeyAttelia Oral and Dental Health CenterAntalya (Kızıltoprak, Muratpaşa), TurkeyDentSpaIstanbul, TurkeyEsnan Dental Clinics Topkapı (Istanbul)Istanbul (Topkapı, Zeytinburnu), Turkey

Written by Saher Shodhan

Saher Shodhan is the founder of Thera Travel, which publishes what the official records show about clinics abroad, each fact with the date it was checked, and answers patients' enquiries, free. More about Thera → How we write and check our guides →