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How our pricing works

These are the figures our UK coordination partner MEDgo publishes, transcribed as they stand. They are real starting points, not quotes: the number that ends up on your plan depends on your CBCT scan, your bone, and what the old work in your mouth turns out to need. This page shows the published list, then explains exactly what moves it and what a proper itemised quote has to contain.

The published price list

Turkey figures and the UK comparison are both as published by MEDgo, read on 28 August 2026. Every line is a starting point.

TreatmentAntalya, fromUK private, typical
Dental implant with crownper tooth£500£2,000–£4,000
All-on-4per arch£2,500£15,000–£25,000
All-on-6per arch£3,250£18,000–£28,000
Zirconia crownper tooth£140£1,000–£2,000
Porcelain veneerper tooth£140£900–£1,500
Smile makeover, 20 veneersper treatment£2,500£18,000–£30,000

What the figure covers: the treatment itself as listed. What it does not settle: bone grafting, a sinus lift, extractions, flights or insurance. Those are priced only after a scan, and they appear as separate lines on your written plan.

What moves the number

These are clinical reasons, not sales reasons. Every one of them is visible on a CBCT scan or in your medical history.

FactorWhy it changes the price
Bone volume and qualityInsufficient bone means grafting or a sinus lift before an implant can be placed — extra material, extra surgery, extra healing time.
Implant systemA premium European fixture costs several times an unbranded one. The difference is in the surface, the documented survival data and whether any dentist in the world can service it later.
Crown or prosthesis materialMonolithic zirconia, layered zirconia and pressed lithium disilicate are different materials with different lab time behind them.
Number of unitsPer-unit cost usually falls with volume — but the honest number of units is decided by your smile line and bite, never by a round figure that fits a package.
Existing dental workFailing crowns, root-treated teeth, old bridges and untreated gum disease all have to be dealt with before new work goes on top.
Immediate vs delayed loadingTemporary teeth on the day of surgery add a provisional prosthesis that has to be made, fitted and later replaced.
Number of tripsA properly staged case usually means two visits. Compressing it into one removes a healing gap or a try-in, which is a clinical decision and not a discount.

What a real quote itemises

Ask for this in writing before you pay anything. If a line is missing, ask what happened to it — an omitted line is the single most common way a quote grows after arrival.

  • Every unit listed separately, with the tooth position it belongs to
  • The exact implant system and the exact ceramic, named by manufacturer and product line
  • Surgical placement, abutment and crown priced as separate items, not bundled into one figure
  • Any grafting, sinus lift or extraction identified in advance rather than "if needed on the day"
  • The diagnostic CBCT scan and the digital planning
  • Provisional or temporary work, and when it will be replaced
  • The number of visits and roughly how many days each one takes
  • What the warranty covers, for how long, and explicitly whether return travel is included
  • What happens, and who pays, if a tooth needs a root canal after preparation

What an all-inclusive package covers

Normally included

  • Selected hotel accommodation for the treatment nights
  • Antalya airport transfers and scheduled hotel–clinic journeys
  • Diagnostic CBCT scan and treatment planning
  • The treatment itself, as itemised in your written plan
  • Post-operative medication and aftercare instructions in your language
  • Treatment records, radiographs and the implant passport with batch numbers

Not included unless stated in writing

  • Flights and any transport in your home country
  • Additional hotel nights beyond the treatment schedule
  • Treatment discovered on the scan that was not in the agreed plan
  • Travel costs for a return visit under warranty
  • Aftercare, reviews or hygiene appointments with a dentist at home
  • Travel insurance — note that standard policies usually exclude planned treatment

Illustrative treatment imagery

Dentist and patient reviewing a printed treatment plan together at a consultation table
Dentist and patient reviewing a printed treatment plan together at a consultation tableIllustration
Patient signing a treatment agreement at the clinic desk with the clinician pointing out a clause
Patient signing a treatment agreement at the clinic desk with the clinician pointing out a clauseIllustration
Dentist showing a patient a three-dimensional jaw rendering on a tablet while explaining the plan
Dentist showing a patient a three-dimensional jaw rendering on a tablet while explaining the planIllustration

Get an itemised quote

Send a recent panoramic radiograph or a few clear photographs over WhatsApp. You will get a written, itemised plan back with the materials named — not a headline figure.

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