Most dental-travel sites list every billable item as though it were a decision you make. It is not. You choose a procedure; a dentist decides what it takes. These are the eight, each written up properly, each with what it costs in Antalya before you commit to anything.
A dental implant is a titanium screw placed in the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. A crown is fitted on top, and that is the part you see. People use the one word for both, which is why quotes from different clinics are so hard to compare.
A crown is a cap that covers a whole tooth. It is what you need when there is not enough sound tooth left to hold a fi...
A veneer is a thin shell of porcelain bonded to the front of a tooth. It changes the colour and the shape of the tooth...
A smile makeover is not a treatment. It is a plan that combines several treatments - whitening, bonding, veneers, crow...
Whitening uses a peroxide gel to lift stain out of the enamel and the dentine beneath it. It does not strip anything o...
Clear aligners are a series of thin transparent trays, each one shaped slightly differently from the last. You wear ea...
A gum graft rebuilds gum tissue that has receded away from a tooth, covering the exposed root and thickening what is l...
A sinus lift adds bone height in the upper back jaw by raising the floor of the sinus above it and packing graft mater...
There are 12 more chargeable items behind these eight - the fixture brand, the temporary denture you wear between visits, a root canal on a tooth nobody knew about until the scan. Every one of them is priced, in writing, at the same place. None of them is a treatment you need to choose today.
One message and a coordinator replies with an indicative plan and price. Send a photograph of your smile if you have one - it makes the answer better, and it is never a call unless you ask for one.
Would rather talk it through? Book a free consultation, see every price first, or design your smile on your own photograph.
Hi. Pick a question or ask your own; there is no such thing as a silly one.
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