Step 1
Start from an X-ray
A quote without an X-ray is a sales number, not a treatment plan.
Turkish clinics typically quote £150 to £350 per tooth, and £3,500 to £7,000 for a full smile of sixteen to twenty teeth, often with a hotel and airport transfers bundled in. Here is what those numbers include, what they leave out, and how they compare with Georgia.
Updated · Medically reviewed by Dr Ketevan Mamulashvili, implant surgeon
Side by side
Typical prices published by Turkish clinics in September 2026, beside our own. Turkish packages often include accommodation and transfers; our prices are for treatment only.
Turkey teeth typically cost £150–£350 per tooth in 2026, depending on material: composite veneers at the low end, zirconia crowns in the middle and e.max® veneers at the top. A full smile of sixteen to twenty teeth usually costs £3,500–£7,000. In Tbilisi a zirconia crown or e.max® veneer is £213 per tooth.
| Treatment | Turkey, typical | Tbilisi, our price |
|---|---|---|
| Zirconia crownPer tooth | £180 – £280 | £213 |
| E.max® veneerPer tooth | £250 – £350 | £213 |
| Full smile, 20 zirconia crownsTurkey often with hotel; Tbilisi treatment only | £3,500 – £5,500 | £4,260 |
| All-on-4, both jawsTurkey varies with implant brand; Tbilisi Straumann® or Bredent® | £5,200 – £9,200 | £6,680 |
Read the small print
The per-tooth price is real. The total is where comparisons go wrong. Like Georgia, Turkey has much lower clinic wages, rent and insurance costs than the UK, so genuine savings are possible. The package model adds to the appeal: hotel, transfers and treatment rolled into one price make the whole trip feel inexpensive.

Six questions
Questions that make quotes genuinely comparable, from any clinic in any country.
And why each healthy tooth needs treatment at all.
Zirconia, e.max® or composite are priced very differently.
Twenty teeth is a sales standard, not a clinical one.
Hotel nights, transfers, X-rays, temporaries, remakes.
Very short timelines leave little room to check fit and bite.
Get the guarantee terms in writing before you book.
Four steps
A like-for-like comparison takes four steps, and the first is the one most people skip.
Step 1
A quote without an X-ray is a sales number, not a treatment plan.
Step 2
Same material, same number of teeth, same type of restoration.
Step 3
The cheapest plan that crowns sound teeth is the most expensive in the long run.
Step 4
Guarantees, remakes and who helps if there is a problem at home.
FAQ
Send a Turkish quote and your X-ray, and we will compare it honestly.
Ask on WhatsAppTypically £150 to £350 per tooth in 2026, depending on material: composite veneers at the low end, zirconia crowns in the middle, and e.max® veneers at the top. A full smile of sixteen to twenty teeth usually costs £3,500 to £7,000.
A full set of twenty zirconia crowns is commonly £3,500 to £5,500 as an all-inclusive package, and twenty e.max® veneers around £5,000 to £7,000. In Tbilisi twenty zirconia crowns cost £4,260, treatment only.
Many include hotel nights and airport transfers, but what is covered varies. Check whether X-rays, temporary teeth, extra visits, remakes and flights are included, and what happens if you need further work once you are home.
Lower wages, rent and insurance costs make clinic overheads much smaller than in the UK, and high patient volumes add economies of scale. The same is true of Georgia, which is why our prices sit in a similar range.
Not by much, and we would rather be honest about that. Our crowns and veneers are £213 per tooth and All-on-4 is £6,680 for both jaws, within the range Turkish clinics charge. We compete on implant brands, fixed written quotes and a slower treatment timeline, not on being the cheapest.
E.max® veneers in Turkey are typically £250 to £350 per tooth, with composite veneers much cheaper. Make sure a quote for “veneers” really is veneers: many full-smile packages are crowns, which need each tooth filed down.
Send a smiling photo and an X-ray on WhatsApp. We will tell you which teeth actually need treatment, and give you a written price. Free, no deposit.
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