UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS
What is a dental implant?
An implant is placed in the jaw to support a replacement tooth or other restoration. The implant, connector and final tooth are separate parts of your treatment, so ask for all three to be itemised in your quotation.
What do you need to replace?
- One missing tooth: which implant fixture, abutment (connector) and final crown are included?
- Several missing teeth: how many implants and replacement teeth are proposed, and what are the alternatives?
- Full-arch or full-mouth dental implants: are you considering one arch or both, which natural teeth can be kept, and is implant treatment appropriate?
Starting prices in GBP
- Osstem dental implant Includes the implant fixture, abutment and final crown for one tooth. Confirm appointments and any additional procedures in your written quote.
- From £399 Per implant
This single-tooth starting fee is not a complete full-arch price.
These starting fees are indicative and non-binding. Confirm availability, suitability, appointments, additional procedures and travel in your written quote. See the dated price list and full scope.
One replacement. Different parts.
First identify what supports the new tooth and which components are included.
The three-part relationship
- Crown:
- The visible replacement tooth.
- Abutment + implant:
- The connector joins the crown to the implant in the jawbone.
Ask your dentist: Does my quote identify the implant, abutment and crown separately?
About this illustration
Crown · Abutment · Implant · Educational illustration, not a clinical plan or patient result.
Two ways to support a replacement
- Left: implant support:
- The replacement is supported from the jawbone.
- Right: tooth support:
- This bridge model uses the neighbouring natural teeth.
Ask your dentist: Which support is proposed, and what would happen to the neighbouring teeth?
About this illustration
Simplified models show two different ways a replacement tooth can be supported. · Illustrative scene.
What is included in an implant quote?
- Included in the listed Osstem starting fee
- Implant fixture, abutment and final crown. Other implant systems need their own written inclusion list.
- Confirm in your quote
- Assessment and imaging, a temporary tooth, appointments and aftercare. Specify the implant system and final crown material.
- Separately quoted if needed
- Additional procedures. Ask how a change to the clinical plan changes the total.
- Travel arrangements
- Confirm whether flights, hotel and transfers are included in your written plan before booking.
Compare implant quote components before agreeing to a plan.
Explore how the implant parts fit together
Explore the crown, abutment and implant. Select a part, then choose Assemble parts.
Generated illustration, not a clinical product or treatment plan. Components vary by treatment.
Open the explorer on its own (opens in a new tab)How much does a dental implant cost in Antalya?
The Osstem option starts at £399 per implant, including the implant fixture, abutment and final crown. Assessment, imaging, temporary teeth, additional procedures and travel still need confirmation in your written quote. Other implant systems may have different inclusions. Check every treatment stage and extra cost.
How many trips are needed for dental implants in Antalya?
The number of trips depends on the treatment plan. A visit can mean an appointment, a trip or a treatment phase. Additional preparation and reviews can change the number of trips. Your treating dentist must confirm the timetable and readiness for the next stage before you arrange travel. Clarify appointments, trips and treatment stages.
Who looks after an implant between visits?
Agree this with the treating dental team before booking: who reviews healing, who to contact with a concern and how the next appointment is confirmed. Ask where any UK assessment would take place and who pays; an overseas quote does not establish local care. Agree clinical contacts and follow-up responsibilities.
See what each part does and check which parts your quote includes.
01 · Crown · the visible tooth
A crown can replace a single missing tooth above an implant. Discuss its material, shade and maintenance.
02 · Abutment · the connector
This connects the implant to the restoration. Ask whether the connector is included in the quoted price.
03 · Implant · the support
The implant sits in the jawbone. Your dentist assesses suitability and explains placement, healing and ongoing care.
MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE
What to consider before treatment.
Ask your dentist how each option would affect your teeth and what alternatives are available.
- Replacing a missing tooth or several missing teeth
- Understanding fixed and removable alternatives
- Planning treatment and travel around your dental needs
For questions to discuss with your dentist, compare dental implants and tooth-supported bridges.
For age-related health, practical-care and travel questions, read about dental implants for pensioners and older adults and discuss your own circumstances with the treating dentist.
The gap and the bone both matter.
An examination determines the replacement design and whether extra treatment is needed.
One tooth or a longer span?
- Single replacement:
- An individual implant crown.
- Longer replacement:
- A bridge has a different support and cleaning design.
Ask your dentist: How many replacement teeth and supporting implants are in my plan?
About this illustration
Illustrated explanation: What to consider before implant treatment.
A single tooth and a longer span need different replacement designs; ask about your proposed plan. Illustration for general information; not a patient result.
Space for the implant
- Bone:
- Your dentist assesses the proposed implant site.
- Upper-jaw sinus:
- Its position can affect planning in this area.
Ask your dentist: Is grafting proposed, why, and how would it change the stages?
About this illustration
A conceptual teaching model of upper-jaw bone and the sinus area, showing an illustrative grafted region. · Illustrative scene.
YOUR TREATMENT JOURNEY
How implant treatment is planned.
- 01
Assessment
Tell your dentist what you hope to achieve and discuss your medical history and existing dental work. An examination and appropriate imaging will help them assess your options.
- 02
Placement and healing
Your dentist explains the procedure, recovery and whether any additional treatment is needed. Do not assume a final tooth can be fitted immediately.
- 03
Final restoration
Once healing and the necessary reviews are complete, your replacement tooth or teeth are fitted and checked.
- 04
Ongoing maintenance
Agree a review schedule and instructions for cleaning the implant and restoration.
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 fitting are separate checks.
Use these models to ask what happens between placement and the final restoration.
Assessment, healing, restoration
- Before placement:
- Assessment and a plan for the missing tooth.
- After placement:
- Healing is reviewed before the agreed restoration stage.
Ask your dentist: What needs to be checked before my final crown is fitted?
About this illustration
Conceptual stages of implant care: assessment, healing and restoration. Timing depends on the treatment plan. · Illustrative scene.
Check the finished replacement
- Neighbouring teeth:
- The contacts need assessment in your own mouth.
- Bite and fit:
- Your dentist checks how the restoration works with the other teeth.
Ask your dentist: How will the fit, contacts and bite be checked?
About this illustration
Illustrated explanation: Final restoration checks.
The fitted replacement needs checks in the context of the surrounding teeth. Illustration for general information; not a patient result.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Questions about dental implants.
Cleaning tools and records have different jobs.
Arrange a practical routine and keep the details needed for future professional care.
Try the cleaning routine
- Model demonstration:
- Ask the team to demonstrate access around your restoration.
- Tool choice:
- The brush and technique must suit your own spaces and ability.
Ask your dentist: Can I practise the cleaning method before I leave?
About this illustration
A teaching model can help you try the grip and access needed for cleaning. Check that the recommended aids are practical for you to use.
Keep the component details
- Different connections:
- The illustrated shapes are not interchangeable by appearance.
- Treatment records:
- Ask for the component identities and restoration details.
Ask your dentist: What records will another dentist need for a review or repair?
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.
Read about the guarantee and aftercare arrangementsChoose questions for your consultation
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UK Dentist Compatibility & Global Implant Component Availability
Osstem starts from £399 and Megagen AnyRidge from £450 per implant, including the fixture, abutment and final crown.
Osstem and MegaGen have UK product and support channels. Your UK implant dentist needs the exact system, platform and compatible components before accepting follow-up care. Component and driver compatibility must be checked for the specific system; availability does not mean every dentist can provide treatment.
Your implant traceability passport
Ask your treating clinic for a written implant traceability passport recording the manufacturer, model, fixture diameter and length in mm, platform connection, product reference and batch or lot number, with barcode labels and relevant surgical records, including insertion torque in Ncm where recorded. Request the applicable product conformity documentation rather than assuming every device has the same CE or FDA status.
Keep these records for future care in the UK. Osstem UK system and platform information · MegaGen UK AnyRidge system information.
Five-year guarantee on treatments over £2,000. Corrective treatment and the related return flights and hotel are covered. Read the full terms. Agree clinical contacts and return-travel arrangements in your written plan.
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.
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Source-check record
These checks cover only the stated claims, not the whole page or your individual care.
- CUH’s description of an implant in the jaw supporting a crown, bridge or denture. This does not establish personal suitability, a product choice or an outcome. Checked .
- CUH’s distinction between surgical healing and the restorative phase. This does not confirm an individual timetable, immediate-loading suitability or the number of trips. 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.
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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