Frequently asked questions

We share per-tooth and per-implant prices and explain which treatments are likely. The final plan and total are confirmed only after a clinical examination and X-rays in Antalya, because needs such as root canal treatment, extractions or gum treatment cannot be predicted reliably in advance.

A deposit secures your appointment. The remaining balance is paid at the clinic once your treatment plan has been confirmed.

Patients stay in hotels in Lara, Antalya. Antalya Airport is around 20 minutes away. For full smile makeovers, hotel accommodation and VIP transfers are included.

Normally 6 nights and 7 days, including a trial fitting before final bonding.

Yes, we have a Polish-speaking patient coordinator.

Not necessarily. The expression “Turkey teeth” is commonly used online for full smile makeovers, particularly crowns. Laminate veneers are a different type of restoration and generally preserve more natural tooth structure than a full crown.

Some preparation is usually required – typically around 0.6–0.7 mm. The exact amount depends on the natural position, shape and alignment of each tooth, so we do not promise one fixed preparation depth for every patient.

No. Whitening products do not change the colour of zirconia. The shade should therefore be selected carefully before the restorations are produced. Natural teeth that are not being restored can be whitened separately where appropriate.

There is no fixed lifetime for any dental restoration. Longevity depends on oral hygiene, bite, grinding or clenching, gum and bone health and regular maintenance. Our zirconia laminate veneers carry a 3-year material guarantee subject to our written warranty conditions.

Yes. A zirconia crown requires tooth preparation because it completely covers the tooth. The amount varies depending on the individual tooth and treatment requirements.

No particular shade is compulsory. You choose the shade together with our clinical team, and the shape, length and colour can be assessed during your trial appointments before permanent cementation.

Not automatically. Root canal treatment is only carried out where clinically required. Teeth with deep fillings, decay, previous trauma, significant preparation requirements or nerve involvement may require root canal treatment. Sometimes the need only becomes clear after an old filling or crown has been removed.

There is no fixed lifetime for any dental restoration. Longevity depends on oral hygiene, gum and bone health, bite forces, grinding or clenching, maintenance and regular dental checks. Our zirconia crowns carry a 5-year material guarantee subject to our written warranty conditions.

Usually no anaesthetic is required. Minor preparation may sometimes be necessary depending on the shape and position of the teeth.

Composite resin can gradually pick up staining over time. Good oral hygiene and professional polishing help maintain its appearance.

Where no preparation has been performed, bonding can generally be removed with minimal effect on the natural tooth. If enamel refinement was required during treatment, that change is irreversible.

A complete cosmetic bonding case involving up to approximately 20 teeth can often be completed during a single treatment appointment, depending on the complexity of the case and the patient's bite.

Placement is done under local anaesthesia; sedation is available. Some swelling and discomfort for a few days afterwards is normal.

Usually not. The implant needs time to integrate with the bone before the final crown is fitted.

All systems we use are established brands. The clinical team recommends one based on bone quality, position and budget.

Bone grafting or a sinus lift can often make implant placement possible. For severe upper-jaw bone loss, zygomatic implants are an alternative.

Yes. A fixed temporary bridge is usually fitted on the first visit, so you return home with fixed teeth.

Two visits of 7 nights each, with 3–6 months of healing between them.

Neither is "better". All-on-6 is recommended where the jaw benefits from two additional implants; the decision follows the CBCT scan.

Mild to moderate bone loss can often be managed with angled implants or grafting. Severe upper-jaw bone loss may call for zygomatic implants.

Straumann Neodent and Astra Tech EV for full-arch cases, as listed in the price table.

Yes. It requires specific planning and surgical experience. This is why it is only recommended where standard implants are not possible.

Usually not. Avoiding grafting is the main reason zygomatic implants are chosen.

No. The cheekbone is only available for the upper jaw. Lower-jaw cases use standard or All-on-4/6 implants.

Two to three, depending on healing and the prosthetic stage.