Turkey is known for offering high-quality dental treatments at affordable prices. Patients can save 50–70% compared to the UK, Europe, or the US, without compromising on quality. Modern technology, experienced dentists, and full-service packages make it an ideal destination for dental tourism.
Yes. Most dental clinics in Istanbul are ISO-certified, follow EU sterilization protocols, and use FDA-approved materials. Many clinics have internationally trained dentists and excellent reviews from global patients.
Turkey offers a full range of procedures, including:
Dental implants
Porcelain and zirconia crowns
Veneers and smile makeovers
Teeth whitening
Braces and Invisalign
Root canals and gum treatments
Prices vary by clinic and treatment, but on average:
Dental Implants: €400–€800 per tooth
Crowns: €150–€300
Veneers: €180–€350
Teeth Whitening: €100–€200
Hollywood Smile: €2,000–€5,000
These prices are significantly lower than in many Western countries.
Most dental clinics in Istanbul can complete treatments within 4–7 days, depending on the procedure. Dental implants may require two visits spaced a few months apart (for healing). Cosmetic procedures like crowns and veneers are often completed in 3–5 days.
Absolutely. Clinics in Turkey use top global brands like Straumann, Nobel Biocare, and Ivoclar Vivadent. Always ask the clinic to confirm the material and brand used in your treatment plan.
Not at all. Most dental clinics in Istanbul have English-speaking dentists and staff. Some clinics also offer translators for German, French, Arabic, and Russian patients.
Yes. Many clinics provide all-inclusive packages that cover:
Free consultation
X-rays and 3D scans
Hotel accommodation
Airport transfers
City tours (optional)
This makes dental tourism easy and convenient.
Look for:
Verified patient reviews (Google, Turkey Guide. Trustpilot)
Certifications (JCI, ISO)
Before & after photos
Warranty policy
Transparent pricing and written treatment plans
Most international insurance providers do not cover elective procedures abroad. However, some may reimburse for medically necessary treatments. Always check with your insurer before traveling.