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All-on-4 in Turkey: What a Full Package Price Actually Includes, Line by Line
Medically reviewed byDt. Beyza İlistir, DDSQuick answer
An All-on-4 package price in Turkey usually covers one arch, four implants and a temporary acrylic bridge on the first trip. The permanent bridge, the second trip, scans, sedation and extractions are where totals diverge. Compare packages only after converting each to the same unit: final teeth, per arch, across both trips.
Key facts
- Headline All-on-4 prices of £3,500–£5,000 in Turkey are almost always per arch, with an acrylic bridge.
- A definitive zirconia bridge adds roughly £1,500–£3,500 per arch when it is not in the headline price.
- Per arch, the range runs from about £3,500 (acrylic) to £8,500 (zirconia), before any grafting.
- Treatment takes two trips: about 5–7 days for surgery, then a second visit 3–6 months later for the final bridge.
- Premium implant fixtures cost clinics in Turkey roughly £500–£900 each; established Korean systems £250–£450. The brand changes the price of the package.
Why do All-on-4 package prices vary so much?
Two quotes can both say "All-on-4" and describe different amounts of work. One may cover a single jaw and a temporary bridge. Another may cover both jaws, the permanent zirconia bridge and the second trip.
The word "package" adds a second layer of confusion. Some clinics bundle hotel nights and transfers into the figure. Others quote treatment only. Before you compare prices, you need to know which unit each quote uses. Our All-on-4 dental implants guide explains the clinical side; this page deals only with what you pay for.
What does an All-on-4 package include, line by line?
The table below lists every component a complete All-on-4 plan needs. The middle columns show where each item usually sits in Turkish All-on-4 quotes. "Often extra" does not mean a clinic is hiding it. It means you should not assume it is included.
| Line item | Usually in the headline price | Often extra | What to ask |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consultation and CBCT scan | Sometimes | Often, especially if repeated on trip 2 | Is a 3D CBCT included on both trips? |
| Extractions of remaining teeth | Rarely | Often, priced per tooth | How many extractions are planned, at what price each? |
| Four implants per arch | Yes | Brand upgrade | Which manufacturer and product line, in writing? |
| Multi-unit abutments | Sometimes | Often | Original manufacturer components or third-party? |
| Bone levelling (alveoloplasty) | Usually | Rarely | Is any grafting expected from the CBCT? |
| IV sedation | Sometimes | Often | Is sedation included, and who administers it? |
| Temporary PMMA bridge (trip 1) | Yes | — | Is it milled PMMA or conventional acrylic? |
| Final bridge (trip 2) | Depends on the clinic | Often, by material | Which material: acrylic hybrid, zirconia, or titanium-reinforced? |
| Night guard | Rarely | Often | Is a night guard made after the final bridge? |
| Medication and aftercare calls | Usually | Sometimes | Who answers after you fly home, and how fast? |
| Hotel and transfers | Sometimes | Depends on the package | How many nights, on which trip? |
The dental implants overview shows how All-on-4 compares with other full-arch options on bone needed, trips and price.
What does the full two-trip budget actually look like?
The worked example below is for one common case: both jaws, no grafting, and a zirconia final bridge. Treatment figures are the indicative ranges published across our implant guides. Travel lines are left for you to fill, because fares and hotel rates change weekly.
| Cost line | Trip | Indicative range | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| All-on-4, upper arch, with temporary bridge | 1 | £3,500–£5,000 | The typical headline figure |
| All-on-4, lower arch, with temporary bridge | 1 | £3,500–£5,000 | Quoted separately by most clinics |
| Zirconia final bridge, upper | 2 | +£1,500–£3,500 | Only if not in the headline price |
| Zirconia final bridge, lower | 2 | +£1,500–£3,500 | Only if not in the headline price |
| Flights, trip 1 | 1 | Your figure | One return ticket |
| Accommodation, trip 1 | 1 | Your figure × 5–7 nights | Plan for the full surgical stay |
| Flights, trip 2 | 2 | Your figure | Often forgotten in early budgets |
| Accommodation, trip 2 | 2 | Your figure × nights the clinic states | Ask for the number of working days |
| Time off work | 1 and 2 | Your figure | Both trips |
Added up, the treatment lines for this case land between about £10,000 and £17,000. That is the upper end of the per-arch range we publish (£3,500 to £8,500), doubled. A plan that stops at the temporary bridge will look much cheaper, but it is not a finished treatment.
Which costs sit outside almost every package?
Five costs appear in very few package prices and catch many patients late:
- Grafting. If the CBCT shows a site needs bone, the plan and the price change. Ask whether the clinic has seen a scan before quoting.
- The second trip's travel. Most packages cover hotel nights on the first trip only.
- Maintenance at home. Professional cleaning under a fixed bridge, and screw checks, continue for as long as you have the bridge.
- Remaking a temporary. Acrylic provisionals can fracture during the 3–6 month healing period. Ask whether a repair is included.
- Component replacement. Screws and, eventually, an acrylic bridge need renewing. Premium systems have wider international component availability, which affects what a repair costs later.
Our companion piece on dental implants in the UK vs Turkey covers these follow-on costs in more detail.
How do you compare two All-on-4 packages fairly?
Normalise every quote before you compare a single number:
- Convert each quote to a per-arch price.
- Add the final bridge if the quote covers only the temporary one.
- Name the implant system and abutment brand for each quote. If one quote cannot name them, it is not comparable.
- Add every item marked "often extra" in the table above that the quote does not list.
- Add both trips' travel and accommodation.
- Only then compare totals.
A quote that looks £3,000 cheaper often stops looking cheaper after step 2. If it still does after step 6, ask why. The answer is usually in the implant brand or the bridge material. Our guide to endosteal implants shows how to verify a named implant system. Price is only half the decision; read are dental implants in Turkey safe? for the checks that reduce risk.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the All-on-4 price in Turkey for one jaw or both?
Almost always one jaw. Headline prices of £3,500–£5,000 are per arch with a temporary acrylic bridge. Both jaws cost roughly double, and more with a zirconia final bridge. Ask the clinic to state "per arch" in writing.
Does the package include the permanent teeth?
Not always. Many headline prices include only the temporary bridge fitted in the first week. The permanent bridge is made 3–6 months later, once the implants have integrated. Confirm the final bridge material and its price before you pay a deposit.
Why would a clinic quote without seeing a scan?
A quote based on photographs is an estimate. Bone volume, visible only on a CBCT scan, decides whether All-on-4 is suitable and whether grafting is needed. Treat any pre-scan figure as provisional.
How many nights should I budget for?
Plan for about 5–7 days on the first trip, which covers surgery, fitting the temporary bridge and a review. The second trip's length depends on whether the clinic has an in-house laboratory. Ask for the number of working days in writing.
References
- Turkey MedMatch. All-on-4 Dental Implants in Turkey: What Four Implants Can and Cannot Do. Prices last updated 2 October 2026.
- Turkey MedMatch. Dental Implants in Turkey: Every Option Compared. Prices last updated 2 October 2026.
- Turkey MedMatch. Endosteal Implants in Turkey: Brands, Materials and Certification. Prices last updated 2 October 2026.