UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS
Full-mouth and single-arch implant treatment
All-on-4 and All-on-6 describe approaches that support a full arch of replacement teeth on four or six implants. The appropriate approach depends on individual assessment; the number of implants alone does not determine the right plan.
One arch. A planned set of supports.
The implant count is only one part of a full-arch treatment plan.
Replacement teeth above implants
- Full-arch restoration:
- A connected arch of replacement teeth.
- Implant supports:
- This teaching model shows six supports in one lower jaw.
Ask your dentist: Does my plan cover one jaw or both, and what supports the teeth?
About this illustration
Illustrative six-implant model; your dentist plans the support. · Educational illustration, not a clinical plan or patient result.
Four and six are configurations
- Left model:
- Four illustrated implant supports.
- Right model:
- Six illustrated implant supports, not a superiority ranking.
Ask your dentist: Why is this number and arrangement proposed for my anatomy?
About this illustration
Illustrative full-arch support configurations with four and six implants; suitability is assessed individually. · Illustrative scene.
Full-mouth dental implant prices in Turkey: what is included?
| Plan detail | All-on-4 | All-on-6 |
|---|---|---|
| Arches covered | Upper and lower. Request a separate quote if only one arch is proposed. | |
| Implant count | 4 per arch; 8 in total | 6 per arch; 12 in total |
| Starting estimate | From £3,200 | From £4,800 |
| Fixed bridges included | Two fixed full-arch bridges: one upper and one lower. | |
| Temporary teeth | Confirm what is provided at each stage and any separate charge. | |
| Final bridge and connections | 20 zirconia teeth in total and all abutments included. Confirm the fitting stage and final design. | Confirm the tooth count, material, abutments, fitting stage and final design. |
| Every visit | Record placement, healing reviews and final fitting. Your dentist confirms the timetable. | |
| Additional procedures | Confirm any assessment, imaging or extra treatment charges in writing. | |
| Travel arrangements | Confirm travel arrangements and any included support in your written plan. | |
The implant count alone does not determine suitability. Compare All-on-4 and All-on-6 treatment plans, check the full-mouth implant costs and what your quote includes and plan each implant treatment trip.
What do All-on-6 dental implant prices in Turkey include?
The website’s full-mouth starting estimates include implants and two fixed full-arch bridges, one upper and one lower. The proposed bridge materials, temporary teeth, component details, additional procedures and every visit need confirmation in your written quote. Suitability and the final treatment cost depend on clinical assessment. Compare the complete full-arch treatment scope.
Can the final teeth be fitted on the first trip?
Do not assume that teeth fitted on the first trip are the final restoration. Temporary teeth and later fitting may be separate stages. The treating dentist confirms what is suitable and when; surgical stages do not establish a fixed number of trips. Record each trip’s purpose and remaining stages.
What does ongoing full-arch care involve?
Ask for a demonstration of cleaning beneath the bridge and agree professional maintenance and review appointments. Keep implant and component records for future care. Before travelling, confirm who can maintain the restoration near home and how repair costs would be handled. Plan maintenance for implants and fixed bridges.
See the idea. Understand your options.
Use your consultation to discuss suitability, treatment stages and ongoing care. A picture cannot determine the right number of implants for you.
Questions about full-arch treatmentLook beyond the implant count. Ask about the restoration, the visits and the care that follows.
01 · One arch or both?
Confirm whether your plan covers the upper jaw, lower jaw or both; your dentist must plan the implant number and arrangement for you.
02 · Temporary and final teeth
Ask which restorations are included and at which stage each would be fitted.
03 · Care beyond the fitting
Discuss cleaning, review appointments and responsibilities for any maintenance or repairs before booking.
MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE
What to consider before treatment.
Ask your dentist how each option would affect your teeth and what alternatives are available.
- Discussing extensive tooth loss or existing dentures
- Finding out whether full-arch treatment is suitable
- Comparing the complete treatment plan across all visits
For questions to discuss with your dentist, compare All-on-4 and All-on-6 treatment plans.
“Full-mouth rehabilitation” is broader than full-arch implants: it can involve rebuilding existing teeth as well as replacing missing ones. It does not, by itself, mean all teeth need removing. Ask which teeth can be preserved and consider an independent dental opinion before an extensive plan. The American College of Prosthodontists explains this distinction.
Remaining teeth and alternatives matter.
A full-arch discussion should start with what can be kept and how alternatives would work.
Discuss each remaining tooth
- Natural teeth:
- Ask for the reason behind each recommendation.
- Other designs:
- A separate partial denture illustrates that alternatives need discussion.
Ask your dentist: Which teeth could be retained, and why is full-arch treatment proposed?
About this illustration
Illustrated explanation: Discuss remaining teeth and alternatives.
Ask about each remaining natural tooth before agreeing to a full-arch plan. Illustration for general information; not a patient result.
Fixed and removable are different
- Removable denture:
- Removed by the wearer for the agreed care routine.
- Fixed bridge model:
- Supported on implants; professional care arrangements differ.
Ask your dentist: How would comfort, daily cleaning and maintenance differ for me?
About this illustration
Illustration: removable dentures and a fixed full-arch implant bridge model. · Illustrative scene.
YOUR TREATMENT JOURNEY
The stages of full-arch treatment.
- 01
Clinical planning
Discuss the condition of remaining teeth, jaw anatomy and the alternatives to full-arch treatment.
- 02
Agree every stage
Get written details of proposed implants, any extractions, temporary teeth and the final restoration.
- 03
Treatment and review
After examining your mouth, the clinical team confirms the order of treatment, healing time and any changes to the plan.
- 04
Cleaning and reviews
Learn how to clean the restoration and agree a schedule for maintenance and professional reviews.
Before agreeing to investigations, use the dental X-rays and CBCT guide to ask your dentist why an image is proposed and how the findings could affect your plan.
Read the dental implant treatment timeline for questions about healing, temporary teeth, final restorations and return visits.
A closer look at restoration work
Healing and restoration design need their own plan.
Pictures cannot establish readiness for teeth or confirm a treatment timetable.
Ask which teeth are temporary or final
- Illustrative samples:
- Appearance alone does not identify the material or stage.
- Written plan:
- Confirm the design, appointments and costs for each restoration.
Ask your dentist: Are temporary and final teeth separate stages in my plan?
About this illustration
Illustrated explanation: Temporary and final restorations.
Confirm whether temporary and final teeth are separate stages and what each includes. Illustration for general information; not a patient result.
A closer look at one implant support
- Magnified interface:
- This detail shows an implant beside surrounding bone, not a full-arch sequence.
- Clinical assessment:
- A picture cannot show whether your implants are ready for loading.
Ask your dentist: What checks determine when my restoration can be fitted?
About this illustration
The inset highlights the implant–bone interface in a teaching model; it cannot show whether an individual implant is stable.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Questions about All-on-4 and All-on-6.
Plan access and keep the component records.
Ask the team to show your own cleaning routine and explain future maintenance.
See the underside in a teaching view
- Exploded display:
- The raised bridge reveals its underside, not a recommended cleaning gap.
- Fixed restoration:
- This view does not mean a patient can remove the bridge.
Ask your dentist: How will I clean beneath my bridge, and who carries out professional reviews?
About this illustration
The underside teaching view supports questions about cleaning access and how separate parts would be assessed.
Keep the details for future care
- Connection shapes:
- The samples illustrate why compatibility needs checking.
- Records:
- Keep the implant and restoration component details with your care plan.
Ask your dentist: What information will a dentist need to maintain or repair my bridge?
About this illustration
Component identity and compatibility need confirmation from the treating team.
Educational illustrations, not patient results or individual treatment plans.
General information: Leeds Teaching Hospitals: dental implants. Your dentist must assess your own teeth and explain the options.
AFTER TREATMENT
Five-year guarantee on treatments over £2,000.
Best Smile Turkey provides a five-year guarantee on treatments over £2,000.
For treatments over £2,000, if a problem arises during the five-year guarantee period, corrective treatment is provided free of charge. Flights and hotel accommodation for the guarantee-related return visit are also covered.
This flight and hotel cover applies to a return visit for corrective treatment under the guarantee. Check your original treatment quote separately for its travel and accommodation inclusions.
A treatment guarantee does not promise a particular clinical result or a complication-free recovery.
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About this information
Published by Best Smile Turkey, a health-tourism intermediary. Your treating dentist is responsible for assessment, treatment and care.
Use this information to prepare questions for your dentist. An examination is needed to advise on treatment. Photographs, models and previews cannot establish suitability or predict results.
Source checking is not a clinical review. How we use sources and images, or how to report a correction.
Source-check record
These checks cover only the stated claims, not the whole page or your individual care.
- ITI recommendation 1 on anatomy, implant distribution and prosthesis design in full-arch planning. This does not select four or six implants or confirm loading, visit timing or outcomes. Checked .
- ITI recommendation 2 on considering treatment options and preservation of remaining teeth. This does not justify extracting any particular tooth. Checked .
Sources and further reading
- NHS: dental treatments explained An overview of crowns, bridges, veneers, implants and other options.
- Cambridge University Hospitals: dental implants Patient information on assessment, treatment stages, risks and ongoing care.
- General Dental Council: going abroad for dental treatment Questions to ask about the treating provider, follow-up arrangements and concerns.
- ITI consensus: implant numbers and full-arch designs Supports the specific source-check record above; not a provider endorsement or an individual treatment recommendation.
These resources offer general guidance; their publishers do not endorse Best Smile Turkey or the treating provider. Manufacturer links identify products or records, not independently compared outcomes. NHS funding information concerns UK care, not treatment costs in Turkey.
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