What dental treatment in Türkiye costs

This page is about how a quotation is put together rather than what any specific treatment costs, because the second question cannot be answered honestly before your records have been looked at.

Why there is no price list for most treatments

For a single filling, a fixed price is reasonable. For nearly everything a patient travels for, it is not: the number of implants, whether grafting is needed, how many teeth genuinely need restoring, and whether gum disease must be treated first all change the total substantially, and none of them can be determined from a photograph alone. Practices that publish a complete price list are either simplifying heavily or planning to revise the figure later.

What is published, and what is not

Indicative starting prices are published for implant systems, where the clinic has confirmed them. They describe a starting point for a fixture, not the cost of a finished restored tooth. Everything else is quoted individually against a written plan, because that is the only form in which the number means anything.

  • Published: indicative starting prices for implant fixtures, clearly labelled
  • Individually quoted: crowns, veneers, full-arch work, grafting, gum treatment
  • Always separate: flights, accommodation and transfers
  • Never charged: the consultation and the written preliminary plan

How your quotation is produced

Your records are assessed, a treatment plan is written, and costs are then set out item by item against that plan. The sequence matters: the plan comes first, and the price describes the plan. Doing it the other way round is how treatment ends up being shaped by a budget rather than by a diagnosis.

  • Assessment of photographs, radiographs and history
  • A written plan naming treatments, materials, appointments and expected stay
  • Itemised costs against each element of that plan
  • A separate travel and accommodation proposal, if you want one

What can still change afterwards

Some things only become visible during treatment — a tooth that turns out not to be restorable, a canal that is more complex than the radiograph suggested. Where that happens you are told before the work is done, not billed for it afterwards. A plan that never changes was either extremely simple or was not being honest about what was uncertain.

Comparing an offer from here with one from home

Compare like for like: the same implant system, the same number of units, the same materials, and a finished result in both cases. Then add the travel, both trips of it where the treatment requires two. The difference is usually still substantial, but it is a real number rather than a headline one — and a real number is what you should be making the decision on.

Common questions

Can you give me a rough idea before I send anything?

Only in the loosest terms, and a loose figure is more likely to mislead you than help you. Photographs take a few minutes to send and produce a real answer instead.

Does the consultation cost anything?

No. The first assessment and the written preliminary plan are provided free of charge and carry no obligation to proceed.

Are travel costs included in treatment prices?

No, and deliberately not. Flights, accommodation and transfers are quoted separately so that you can see the cost of the dentistry on its own.

Will my insurance cover any of this?

That depends entirely on your insurer and your country. Some statutory and private schemes contribute toward treatment abroad, often requiring approval in advance. Ask your insurer before you travel — and ask specifically about prior authorisation, which is where most claims fail.

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