All-on-6 Dental Implants in Turkey
Six implants for a stronger full-arch foundation — when the extra support is worth it, and honest costs in Turkey.
- Typical package price in Turkey (2026)
- €4,500 – €8,500
- Time in Turkey
- 5–7 days; 2nd trip after 3–6 months
Indicative range from published package prices; your written quote depends on your case. · Updated:
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At a glance
- Typical package price in Turkey (2026)
- €4,500 – €8,500
- Procedure time
- About 2–4 hours per arch
- Anaesthesia
- Local anaesthetic with sedation
- Hospital stay
- Usually none (outpatient)
- Time in Turkey
- 5–7 days; 2nd trip after 3–6 months
- Recovery
- 1–2 weeks; soft diet for months
- Final result
- Final bridge after 3–6 months
When someone needs to replace a whole arch of teeth but has enough bone to support more implants, All-on-6 is often the sturdier choice. By spreading a full fixed bridge across six implants instead of four, it distributes bite forces more evenly and adds a margin of safety — particularly in the upper jaw, where bone tends to be softer. Turkey's leading clinics offer it routinely, but it asks more of your jaw than All-on-4, so candidacy matters just as much as price.
What All-on-6 is and how it works
All-on-6 uses six implants per jaw to carry a single fixed bridge. The extra two implants give the bridge more anchor points, spreading the chewing load and reducing stress on each individual implant. That broader support can mean a stronger, more rigid final result and often allows a longer, more complete arch of teeth. In return, it usually requires more and better-quality bone, and where that bone is missing a graft or sinus lift may be needed first.
All-on-6 versus All-on-4
| Factor | All-on-6 | All-on-4 |
|---|---|---|
| Implants per arch | 6 | 4 |
| Load distribution | Spread across more points | Concentrated on four |
| Bone requirement | More volume, sometimes grafting | Less — often graft-free |
| Best suited to | Upper jaw, softer bone, heavy bite | Limited bone, both jaws |
| Cost | Higher | Lower |
More implants are not automatically better; they are better when your bone and bite call for them.
Who is a good candidate
- Adults missing most or all teeth in a jaw, especially the upper one
- People with good bone volume, or willingness to graft to reach it
- Those with a strong or grinding bite who need extra support
- Patients wanting the most rigid, complete fixed arch available
- Non-smokers with healthy or treatable gums and stable general health
The step-by-step process

CBCT planning
A 3D scan checks whether there is enough bone for six implants and whether grafting is required. Implant positions are mapped digitally.
Surgery and temporary bridge (Trip 1)
Under local anaesthetic with sedation, six implants are placed and a fixed temporary bridge is usually fitted within a few days.
Healing at home (3–6 months)
The six implants integrate with the bone while you wear the temporary teeth at home.
Final bridge (Trip 2)
On a second trip, the definitive zirconia bridge is fitted over all six implants.
Recovery timeline
Days 1–5
Surgical recovery
With six sites plus any grafting, expect a little more swelling than All-on-4. Soft foods and prescribed painkillers keep you comfortable.
Weeks 1–2
Adjusting
You adapt to the temporary bridge and fly home. Eating and speech improve week by week.
Months 1–4
Osseointegration
All six implants fuse. Grafted sites in particular need the full healing period respected.
Months 4–6
Permanent bridge
After confirmed fusion, the strong final zirconia arch is placed on the second visit.
Results and how long they last
All-on-6 is a well-proven full-arch solution with reported survival rates commonly around 95–98% over the first several years in suitable, well-maintained patients. The extra implants can make the bridge feel especially solid and may offer more resilience if one implant ever has a problem. As with any implant work, the implants themselves can last many years to a lifetime, while the bridge is a wearing component that may need renewing after roughly 10–15 years. Long-term success still depends on hygiene, not smoking, and regular reviews.
Cost in Turkey and what's included
| Item | Typical range (per arch) |
|---|---|
| All-on-6 with acrylic/hybrid final bridge | €4,500–€6,000 |
| All-on-6 with premium zirconia final bridge | €6,000–€8,500 |
| Premium implant brands (Straumann, Nobel) | Upper end of the range |
| Bone graft or sinus lift, if needed | €150–€600 per site |
Guide prices per arch; treating both arches is roughly double.

€4,500–€8,500
Per-arch cost in Turkey
6 implants
Spread the full-arch load
5–7 days
Typical first-trip stay
Choosing a clinic safely
- Ask the clinic to justify six implants over four for your specific scan, not as an automatic upsell
- Confirm whether any graft or sinus lift is included in the quoted price
- Check the final bridge material and that both temporary and permanent bridges are covered
- Insist on named, traceable implant brands with warranty cards
- Review the surgeon's full-arch case volume and real before/after results
- Get the guarantee in writing and clarify who funds any return visit for adjustments
More implants should be justified, not just sold
All-on-6 genuinely helps patients with softer bone, larger jaws or heavy bites — but six implants are not automatically superior to four. If a clinic pushes the more expensive option without pointing to your CBCT scan and bone measurements, treat it as a sales tactic. The right number of implants is a clinical decision, not a package tier.
Medical disclaimer
This guide is general information, not personal medical advice. Whether All-on-6 is appropriate — and whether you have the bone for six implants — can only be determined by a qualified dentist after an in-person examination and CBCT imaging. Always seek an individual assessment before deciding on treatment.
Six implants earn their place when your jaw and bite ask for the extra support — chosen for that reason, All-on-6 is a genuinely strong foundation for a full smile.
— WhichClinic Editorial Team
Clinics offering All-on-6 Dental Implants in Istanbul
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- 15.0 (1,451)
Beyoğlu, Istanbul
- 25.0 (1,039)
Fatih, Istanbul
- 3 5.0 (792)
- 45.0 (506)
Ataşehir, Istanbul
- 55.0 (401)
Beşiktaş, Istanbul
- 65.0 (356)
Pendik, Istanbul
- 75.0 (336)
Üsküdar, Istanbul
- 85.0 (205)
Eyüpsultan, Istanbul
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, when performed by an experienced full-arch surgeon with proper CBCT planning and traceable implants. Turkey has many high-volume clinics doing this routinely. As always, the safeguard is vetting the specific clinic and dentist, not assuming the price reflects quality.
Not automatically. All-on-6 spreads the load across more implants and suits softer bone, larger jaws and heavy bites, but it needs more bone and costs more. For many patients four implants are entirely sufficient, so the decision should follow your scan, not a sales pitch.
Sometimes. Six implants ask for more bone volume than four, so if your bone is thin a graft or sinus lift may be recommended first. A CBCT scan is the only reliable way to know before treatment.
It is done under local anaesthetic with sedation, so it is comfortable at the time. Expect some swelling and soreness for several days, managed with painkillers and soft food. Most patients fly home five to seven days later.
Reported survival is commonly around 95–98% over the first several years, and implants can last a lifetime with good care. The bridge on top is a wearing part and may need replacing after roughly 10–15 years.
Lower overheads, labour and lab costs, a favourable exchange rate and high patient volumes reduce the price. This reflects the local cost base, not inferior implants or ceramics — reputable clinics use the same global-brand materials as European ones.
Sources
Medical background was checked against these references. This guide is educational and does not replace a consultation with a qualified doctor.
- International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (2026) — All-on-4 and All-on-6 fixed prostheses: systematic review and meta-analysis
- Journal of Clinical Medicine (PMC) — Consensus statement on full-arch implant rehabilitations (2026)
- Cleveland Clinic — Implant-supported dentures (incl. All-on-4)
- American Academy of Periodontology — Dental implant procedures
- General Dental Council (UK) — Going abroad for dental treatment