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Dental prostheses in Turkey: fixed, removable or on implants

A solution for every situation — a few missing teeth or all of them, with or without implants — chosen with you after the examination.

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Key information

Types
Fixed, removable, on implants
Complete removable denture
Made within 5 days at most
Partial denture
Attachments, no visible clasps
On implants
Clipped onto 2 or 4 implants, or fixed
Materials
Acrylic, resin, porcelain, zirconia

Indicative values, confirmed after the examination.

  • Fixed prostheses: crowns and bridges
  • Partial or complete removable dentures
  • Implant prostheses, fixed or clip-on
  • Partial denture with no visible clasps
Understanding the treatment

Dental Prostheses: what it involves and who it is for

What is a dental prosthesis?

A dental prosthesis replaces one or more missing teeth to restore function (chewing, speech) and an appearance close to natural teeth. Modern dentistry offers several types: fixed, removable and implant-supported. Some patients do not want, or are not able, to replace their teeth with implants; a removable denture is then an option. The choice depends on how many teeth are missing, the condition of the remaining teeth and your expectations.

  • Fixed: does not come out (crowns, bridges)
  • Removable: taken out for daily cleaning
  • On implants: more stable
  • Designed around the shape of your mouth

Who is it for?

  • No teeth at all in one or both jaws
  • Partial tooth loss
  • Patients who do not want or cannot have implants
  • Wearers of a loose denture wanting more stability
  • Need for a temporary solution during treatment
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Options

Possible solutions

The choice is made with the dentist, based on the examination and your expectations.

  • Complete removable denture

    A denture with acrylic teeth and pink resin gums, for when there are no teeth left. Lower cost and quick to make (5 days at most); on the other hand, it stays removable, a special denture adhesive is often needed and you will need time to get used to it.

  • Partial denture with attachments

    For partial tooth loss: a removable denture held by a discreet attachment system (mini SG system), with no visible clasps that damage the teeth. One part of the attachment sits in a crown, the other in the denture.

  • Fixed prostheses: crowns and bridges

    Permanently fixed, made of porcelain, zirconia or on a metal base, with a look and function close to natural teeth.

  • Denture clipped onto implants

    A complete denture that clips onto 2 or 4 implants: it comes out for cleaning but holds better than a conventional denture.

  • Fixed prosthesis on implants

    For a toothless jaw, a complete prosthesis fixed on implants (All-on-4, All-on-6) does not come out.

  • Temporary removable denture

    A temporary denture can be made for a waiting period, for example while healing after extractions or implant placement.

Materials and technology

How the treatment is prepared

  • Custom-made

    Each prosthesis is made from impressions of your mouth, according to its shape and your needs, then adjusted during try-ins.

  • Materials

    Acrylic teeth and pink resin gums for removable dentures; porcelain, zirconia or metal-ceramic for fixed prostheses.

Steps

How the treatment unfolds

Durations are indicative; your schedule is set after the examination.

  1. Before travelling

    1. Remote pre-assessment

    You send photos of your smile and, if you have one, a recent X-ray. A dentist replies with an initial opinion, the possible options and any questions to clarify. The final plan is only drawn up after the examination at the clinic.

  2. Day 1

    2. Examination and choice of prosthesis

    Examination of the remaining teeth and a panoramic X-ray. The dentist presents the possible options (fixed, removable, on implants) with their advantages and limits.

  3. 3. Preparation

    Depending on the chosen solution: crowns on the supporting teeth (attachment denture), implant placement, or any necessary treatment and extractions.

  4. 4. Impressions and try-ins

    Impressions are taken, then the prosthesis is tried in to check comfort, bite and appearance before finishing.

  5. Complete denture: 5 days at most

    5. Delivery of the prosthesis

    The prosthesis is adjusted in the mouth; you are shown how to put it in, take it out and care for it.

  6. Before departure

    6. Check-up and follow-up

    A check-up appointment is scheduled before you leave. Afterwards, the team remains available for your questions, and regular check-ups with a dentist are recommended.

Benefits

What this treatment can offer

  • Aesthetic appearance

    An appearance similar to natural teeth.

  • Restored function

    Prostheses help restore chewing and speech.

  • Personalisation

    Designed around the shape of the mouth and each patient's needs.

  • An option for every situation

    From a simple, quick removable denture to fixed solutions on implants.

Health information

What to know before deciding

Risks and points to consider

  • A removable denture takes time to get used to: discomfort, extra saliva or difficulty pronouncing some words are common in the first days.
  • A complete removable denture may move; a special denture adhesive is often needed.
  • An attachment denture is only possible if the remaining teeth are strong and not loose; at least 4 of them must be crowned.
  • Pressure spots may appear on the gums; an adjustment is then needed.
  • Tell the dentist about any medication, allergies and health conditions (diabetes, bleeding disorders, smoking…): they can change the plan or affect healing.

Aftercare

  • Take out and clean your removable denture every day with a brush and a suitable product.
  • Also brush your gums and remaining teeth, especially the crowns that hold the denture.
  • If an area rubs or hurts, do not force it: contact a dentist for an adjustment.
  • Follow the written instructions given by the dentist and contact the team if you have any doubts.
  • Brush twice a day, use floss or interdental brushes, and plan regular check-ups with a dentist.
Indicative price

Price guide in Antalya

Indicative price at the clinic

Dental Prostheses

Precision-attachment denture (no clasps)
950 €
Implant-retained overdenture (4 implants)
1 200 €
Implant-retained overdenture (2 implants)
1 000 €
Bar prosthesis screwed onto 4 implants (All-on-4)
1 500 €
Definitive removable denture (partial/full)
650 €
Temporary removable denture
120 €

Prices are for information only. A written estimate is shared after the pre-assessment; the final plan and amount are confirmed after the examination at the clinic.

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Your stay

A stay organised around your treatment

Transfers, accommodation and your appointment schedule are coordinated with you, so you can focus on your treatment.

  • Accommodation coordination

  • Airport transfer

  • A comfortable treatment journey

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Frequently asked questions

Your questions about this treatment

  • Removable denture or implants: which to choose?

    Implants offer a fixed, more stable solution but require surgery and enough bone. A removable denture is simpler, quicker and less expensive, but it comes out and may move. There is an in-between option: a denture clipped onto 2 or 4 implants.

  • How long does it take to make a denture?

    A complete removable denture is made within 5 days at most. Other prostheses (with attachments, on implants) involve more steps; you are given the timeline after the examination.

  • What is a denture with attachments?

    It is a removable partial denture without clasps. It is held by a discreet attachment system (mini SG system): one part of the attachment is in a crown on a remaining tooth, the other in the denture. It is designed to stay stable when you eat or speak, making it more comfortable to wear.

  • Do my teeth need crowns for an attachment denture?

    Yes, at least 4 remaining teeth need a crown to hold the attachments. If you wish, all remaining teeth can be crowned, which strengthens them and harmonises the smile. The teeth must be strong and not loose.

  • Do I need adhesive to hold a denture?

    For a complete removable denture, a special denture adhesive is often useful to hold it in place. If it moves too much, a denture clipped onto implants can be considered.

  • How much does a dental prosthesis cost in Turkey?

    As a guide, at the Antalya clinic: definitive removable denture (partial or full) 650 €, precision-attachment denture without clasps 950 €, overdenture on 2 implants 1 000 € or on 4 implants 1 200 €. The final price, including any implants, is set out in your quote, drawn up after the clinical examination.

  • What is included in the quote?

    The quote includes transfers (airport, hotel, clinic), the panoramic X-ray and diagnosis, local anaesthesia and the necessary medication. The hotel is also included above a certain quote amount; the conditions are set out on the Prices page.
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Find the right prosthesis

Send photos and, if you have one, a panoramic X-ray: a dentist will outline the possible options (removable, fixed or on implants) and the steps, with no obligation.

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