Dental Treatments in Turkiye

Implants, All-on-4/6, crowns and root canal: mark exactly what you need.

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About dental treatments

Dental treatment in Turkiye ranges from crowns and root canal treatment to dental implants and full-arch restorations such as All-on-4 and All-on-6, where a complete set of fixed teeth is held in place by four or six implants.

A dental implant is a small titanium post placed in the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. Once it has fused with the bone, a crown, bridge or full arch is fixed on top. Whether you're suitable, and how many visits you need, depends on your bone, gums and general health, which the dentist assesses from your X-rays and in person.

How the process works

Step 1

Photo & X-ray Review

A partner clinic dentist reviews your images

1–2 days

Step 2

Single Visit (most crowns, root canals & up to 2 implants)

Treatment completed and, for eligible implant cases, the crown fitted on top in the same trip ("immediate loading"). The clinic confirms you're a candidate (non-smoker, adequate jawbone density) after reviewing your photos/X-rays.

5–7 days

Step 3

Two-Visit Path (3+ implants or a full-arch package)

Visit 1 places the implants; you then heal at home while they integrate with the bone (a normal, planned part of implant treatment, not a booking error) before returning for Visit 2 to fit the crowns.

Visit 1: 3–4 days · Healing: 3–4 months · Visit 2: 7–10 days

Recovery & aftercare

Typical timings. Your doctor will give you a personal plan.

Crowns and root canals
Usually little or no downtime. Some sensitivity for a few days is common.
After implant surgery
Swelling, bruising and soreness are common and usually ease within a few days. Stick to soft food as the dentist advises.
Implant healing
Implants need time to fuse with the jawbone, typically 3 to 4 months, before the final teeth are fitted. This is why larger implant cases need two visits.
After your final teeth
Most people get used to new crowns or a new arch over a few weeks.

Once you're home

  • Follow the dentist's instructions on cleaning, mouthwash and diet in the first weeks.
  • Avoid smoking: it slows healing and makes implant failure more likely.
  • Brush twice a day, clean between your teeth and around implants, and keep up regular check-ups with a dentist at home.
  • Bring your X-rays, treatment records and the implant details home so your own dentist knows what was done.
  • Contact the clinic if swelling or pain gets worse after the first few days, or if an implant or crown feels loose.

More tips in our guide to aftercare and travel after treatment abroad.

Risks to know about

Every treatment carries risks. These are some of the main ones. The treating doctor will explain the risks that apply to you before you give your consent.

  • Infection around an implant.
  • An implant not fusing with the bone, which may mean it has to be removed and replaced later. Smoking and poorly controlled diabetes make this more likely.
  • Damage to a nearby nerve, causing numbness or tingling in the lip, chin or tongue. This is usually temporary but can occasionally be permanent.
  • Sinus problems when implants are placed in the upper jaw.
  • Gum disease around implants over the longer term if they aren't cleaned well.
  • Preparing a tooth for a crown removes some natural tooth, which can't be undone. Crowns can also chip or come loose over time and need repair.

This page is general information, not medical advice. MedicaTurn is a medical tourism facilitator, not a healthcare provider: your treatment is carried out by an independent hospital or clinic. How we work

Frequently asked questions

Will I need two trips?

Most crowns, root canals and up to two implants can often be completed in one trip. Larger implant cases and full-arch packages usually need two visits, with 3 to 4 months of healing at home in between. The dentist confirms this after reviewing your X-rays.

Is everyone suitable for implants?

Not always. You need enough healthy jawbone and gum, and heavy smoking or uncontrolled diabetes can make implants less likely to succeed. Some people need a bone graft first. The dentist decides after examining you.

Can my dentist at home look after my implants?

Yes, for routine check-ups and cleaning. Repairs or corrective work on treatment done abroad may not be available on the NHS and may need to be paid for privately.

What's included in the price?

Every MedicaTurn plan includes the treatment itself, hotel accommodation, round-trip airport transfer, and a personal case manager and translator. Build your plan to see exactly what's included for your case.

What's not included?

International flights to and from Turkiye; travel and medical travel insurance; visa fees, if your nationality requires a visa; extra hotel nights beyond those in your plan; additional treatments, tests or procedures the doctor recommends after examining you; extra costs if a complication or slower recovery means you need further treatment or a longer stay (for example extra hotel nights, transfers or flight changes); personal expenses such as restaurant meals, shopping and sightseeing.

How long do I need to stay in Turkiye?

This depends on the exact procedure you choose. Photo & X-ray Review (1–2 days), Single Visit (most crowns, root canals & up to 2 implants) (5–7 days), Two-Visit Path (3+ implants or a full-arch package) (Visit 1: 3–4 days · Healing: 3–4 months · Visit 2: 7–10 days). Build your plan for a step-by-step timeline.

How do I get a price?

Build your plan and submit it: our team prepares a personalised quotation for your case and sends it to you directly. The final treatment plan and cost are confirmed by the attending doctor after examination.

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