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Full mouth dental implants (All-on-4 / All-on-6) · Izmir, Turkey
Full mouth implants in Turkey, choosing between All-on-4, All-on-6 and implant-supported bridges
Full mouth implants replace every tooth in a jaw with a bridge fixed onto four or six titanium implants, so your teeth stay in place, unlike a loose denture. At JFS Clinic in Izmir, packages start from £4,300 per jaw, depending on whether your dentist recommends All-on-4 or All-on-6.
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Key facts
Full mouth implants in Turkey at a glance
Your price and your dates
Full mouth implants Turkey cost and available dates
Your full mouth implants package is listed from £4,300 for All-on-4 and £4,800 for All-on-6 per jaw, and includes your dentist's fee, hotel nights and every transfer. A custom, tooth-by-tooth full mouth plan is a personal quote once your dentist has reviewed your scan. Send a photo of your smile and, if you have one, a panoramic X-ray — your coordinator comes back with your written plan and the dates your dentist has free.
Am I a candidate?
Who is a good candidate for full mouth implants?
A loose denture can be relined or adjusted, but it cannot stop your jawbone changing shape underneath it over time. A fixed, implant-supported bridge is built to sit on bone that holds its shape — which is what most patients comparing full mouth implants are really looking for.
Tooth loss and loose dentures, why a fixed bridge works differently
Once a tooth is lost, the jawbone underneath it starts to shrink without a root there to stimulate it — which is also why a denture that fitted well in the first year can start to rock or rub a few years later. A denture sits on top of the gum and shifts slightly every time you bite down; a full mouth implant bridge is fixed onto implants anchored in the bone itself, so it does not move when you eat, laugh or speak. That same difference is why implants need enough jawbone to anchor into, which is checked on a 3D scan before your dentist confirms a plan.
Signs full mouth implants may suit you
- You are missing most or all of your teeth in one or both jaws, or your current denture is uncomfortable or loose.
- Your denture clicks, slips or needs adhesive to stay in place during the day.
- A 3D scan shows enough remaining jawbone to hold implants, or you are open to a bone graft if your dentist recommends one.
- You don't smoke, or can stop well before and after treatment — smoking slows how implants fuse with the bone.
- You are in good general health, and any condition such as diabetes or osteoporosis is well managed.
| All-on-4 | All-on-6 | |
|---|---|---|
| Teeth missing | Most or all of one jaw | Most or all of one jaw |
| Jawbone needed | Moderate, often no graft | More bone toward the back of the jaw |
| Implants placed | 4, back ones angled | 6, spread across the arch |
| Typical candidate | Back of the jaw has thinned, front bone still good | Enough bone at the back to spread the load over a wider area |
What to discuss at your full mouth implants consultation
- Whether your jawbone, seen on a 3D scan, supports All-on-4, All-on-6, or needs a bone graft first.
- Which remaining teeth, if any, need to come out before implants are placed.
- Whether you want a fixed bridge or would prefer a removable, implant-retained denture instead.
- The shade and shape of your temporary and final bridge.
- Your full medical history, including diabetes, osteoporosis medication and any blood thinners.
This is general guidance, not a diagnosis. Your dentist makes the final decision after reviewing your scan and health history.
Not every full mouth implant plan is the same
Types of full mouth implants, All-on-4, All-on-6 and more
"Full mouth implants" covers more than one approach. Your dentist picks the plan based on how much jawbone you have and how many teeth need replacing — not the other way around.
- 1Front implants placed straight in the jaw
- 2Back implants angled into firmer bone
- 3Fixed temporary bridge fitted the same day
- 4Gums heal around the bridge underneath
How full mouth implants are placed
| Option | Best for | Implants used | What's different |
|---|---|---|---|
| All-on-4 | Jaws where the back has thinned but the front bone is good | 4 per jaw, back implants angled | Often avoids a bone graft |
| All-on-6Most common | Enough bone at the back of the jaw to spread the bite more widely | 6 per jaw | Spreads chewing force further back along the jaw |
| Full mouth implants, tooth by tooth | Wanting each missing tooth on its own implant rather than a bridge | One per missing tooth, often 8 or more | Higher implant count; treatment time and cost confirmed individually |
| Implant-retained overdenture | Preferring a removable option anchored on fewer implants | 2 to 4 | Comes out for cleaning, less fixed than All-on-4 or All-on-6 |
| All-on-4/6 with a bone graft | Low jawbone density at the back of the jaw | 4 or 6, sometimes longer implants angled into denser bone | Adds healing time before the bridge is finalised |
Which option and how many implants always depend on your 3D scan — your dentist reviews it with you before any plan is agreed.
All-on-4 vs All-on-6, how your dentist decides
The decision starts with a 3D scan (CBCT) rather than a visual check, because what matters is the bone hidden under the gum, not how the teeth or denture look on the surface. Your dentist measures how much bone is available at the back of the jaw, where it naturally thins first after tooth loss, and checks whether it is dense enough to hold an implant at a useful angle.
Where the back of the jaw has thinned, All-on-4 is often chosen — its two rear implants are angled forward to use the denser bone further front and avoid the sinus or nerve, which is why many patients need no bone graft. Where there is enough bone at the back of the jaw and your dentist wants the load spread over a wider area, a fifth or sixth implant is added and the plan becomes All-on-6.
Bite force plays a part too: patients who grind their teeth, or have a strong bite, are sometimes moved to All-on-6 when the bone at the back allows it, simply to spread the load further and reduce strain on any single implant. Your dentist confirms the final count only once the scan, your bite and your health history have all been reviewed together.
Before you book
How to check you're getting real full mouth implants care, not a quick fix
Lower prices abroad are not automatically a corner cut, but a few checks tell you whether a clinic is treating full mouth implants properly.
- Ask for the treating dentist's full name and qualification — implant dentistry and prosthodontics are specific training beyond general dentistry. At JFS, your dentist is named before you book.
- A panoramic X-ray and a 3D scan should be reviewed before a final plan and price are given, not after you arrive. At JFS, this happens before you travel.
- Ask which implant brand is used, and get it in writing — your dentist confirms this as part of your written quote.
- If your scan shows low bone density, a good dentist tells you upfront whether a bone graft is needed, even if it means a longer or more expensive plan.
Why patients choose us
Our aim is simple: that you fly home happy with your new smile and with how you were looked after, from your first message to your last check-up.
How soon
How soon can you have full mouth implants in Turkey?
Most JFS patients are in Izmir for their first full mouth implants visit within about a week of their first message. There is no waiting list, and you choose the dates that suit you.
- 1
Send your photos and X-ray
Message us on WhatsApp or use the form, with a photo of your smile and, if you have one, a recent panoramic dental X-ray. If you don't have one, your dentist can arrange a 3D scan when you arrive.
- 2
Get your written plan
Your coordinator shares them with your dentist. You receive a suggested plan — All-on-4, All-on-6 or another option — your package price and the dates available, free of charge.
- 3
Choose your dates
You book your flights. We arrange the clinic, the hotel and transfers, and send guidance on what to prepare before you travel.
- 4
Fly to Izmir
Your visit begins with a 3D scan and a face-to-face consultation, before anything is confirmed.
What can delay your full mouth implants date
Being able to travel within a week does not mean your mouth is ready for implants yet. A few things decide your safest plan, and your dentist checks each of them before treatment is confirmed. If your scan or consultation shows that waiting, or a bone graft, would be safer, the plan changes — your health comes before the booking.
| Factor | Why it matters | What usually happens |
|---|---|---|
| Active gum disease or infection | Placing implants into infected gum tissue raises the risk of the implant failing to fuse | Treated first, then implants are planned once the gums are healthy |
| Low jawbone density | Not enough bone can mean an implant has nothing solid to fuse with | A bone graft is planned first, which adds healing time before implants go in |
| Uncontrolled diabetes | Slows healing and raises infection risk around the implant site | Your dentist asks about your recent blood sugar control before confirming a date |
| Smoking | Narrows blood vessels and slows how implants fuse with the bone | You're asked to stop for several weeks before and after treatment |
| Blood thinners or bone-affecting medication | Can increase bleeding or affect how implants fuse with the bone | Your dentist tells you what to pause and when. Never stop prescribed medication without your own doctor's advice |
If you live in the UK, full mouth implants are rarely funded on the NHS, which usually treats them as a cosmetic or elective choice outside specific medical cases, so most people compare private clinics at home and abroad. Wherever you go, ask three things before you book: how soon you can be seen, what happens if your scan shows you need a bone graft, and who looks after you once you are home.
Your days in Turkey
How long to stay in Turkey for full mouth implants?
Your coordinator is with you from the moment you land. Transfers between the airport, hotel and clinic are included.
- Day
1Arrival
We meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel. Evening call with your coordinator to confirm your plan before tomorrow's scan.
TransferHotel - Day
2Scan & consultation
A 3D scan and panoramic X-ray, then you meet your dentist to confirm the plan — All-on-4, All-on-6 or another option, and which teeth, if any, need removing first.
ScanConsultation - Day
3Implant placement
Your implants are placed under local anaesthesia, with sedation available if you prefer it, typically in two to three hours. Your fixed temporary bridge is fitted the same day.
TreatmentSame-day teeth - Day
4First check-up
Your dentist checks the gums and the fit of your temporary bridge, and gives you the soft-diet plan for the coming weeks.
Check-up - Day
5Rest at the hotel
Swelling is usually at its most noticeable around now. Your coordinator checks in and shows you how to keep the area around the bridge clean.
Rest - Day
6Recovery
A quieter day on a soft diet while the gums settle. Short walks near the hotel suit most patients by this point.
Rest - Day
7Check-up before travel
Healing and bite are checked at the clinic, with any small adjustments to your temporary bridge, before you are cleared to fly.
Check-up - Day
8Fly home
Final instructions and your aftercare advice. Your coordinator stays in touch on WhatsApp until your final bridge visit.
TransferAftercare
Full mouth implants recovery in Izmir, your hotel and clinic
Your hotel and the clinic both sit in Izmir, a short transfer apart, so you are never far from your dentist during the quieter days before your check-up and flight home.
Package & price
Full mouth implants Turkey package and what it includes
- Your implant treatment by the JFS Clinic dental team
- Fixed temporary bridge, fitted the same day
- Hotel accommodation during your 8 days in Turkey
- All transfers — airport, hotel, clinic
- Personal coordinator who speaks your language
| Item | Status |
|---|---|
| Full mouth implant surgery by the JFS Clinic dental team | Included |
| 3D scan and consultation on arrival | Included |
| Fixed temporary bridge, same day | Included |
| Hotel accommodation during your 8 days in Turkey | Included |
| All transfers — airport, hotel, clinic | Included |
| Personal coordinator throughout your stay | Included |
| Final zirconia bridge (second visit, 4–6 months later) | Confirmed in your quote |
| Post-op medication | Included |
What changes the price: All-on-6 instead of All-on-4, a bone graft if your scan shows low jawbone density, and whether your final bridge is made from acrylic or zirconia. A tooth-by-tooth full mouth implant plan, with one implant per missing tooth, typically costs more because of the extra implants involved — this is quoted as a personal quote once your dentist has reviewed your scan. Your final price is confirmed after your dentist reviews your X-ray or 3D scan and your photos.
The treatment
How full mouth implants are placed, step by step
From the local anaesthetic to the moment your temporary bridge is fitted, here is what actually happens on treatment day.
Full mouth implants are usually placed under local anaesthesia, with sedation available for patients who want to be more relaxed during treatment — a general anaesthetic is rarely needed. Before starting, your dentist checks the plan agreed from your 3D scan: exactly where each implant will sit, which remaining teeth need to come out first, and how your temporary bridge will be shaped.
If any teeth are being removed, this happens first, in the same visit. Your dentist then prepares the implant sites in the jawbone, opening the gum along the arch so the bone can be shaped and the implants placed accurately — your dentist tells you whether a flapless, guided approach is possible in your case — and places four or six titanium implants — the back ones angled to reach denser bone and avoid the sinus or nerve in that area, which is what makes All-on-4 possible without a bone graft in many patients.
Inside the placement
Full mouth implants in four steps
- 1Jawbone preparedImplant sites planned from your 3D scan.
- 2Implants placedFour or six titanium posts secured into the bone.
- 3Abutments attachedSmall connectors link the implants to the bridge.
- 4Temporary bridge fittedFixed teeth, ready to use that day.
Full mouth implants, step by step
Once the implants are secured, small connector pieces called abutments are attached, and your temporary bridge — made in advance from your scan and the shade agreed at your consultation — is fixed onto them the same day. This is what lets you leave with fixed, functional teeth rather than a gap or a removable denture while the implants heal underneath.
Most patients are comfortable enough to return to their hotel the same afternoon, rather than staying overnight. Any numbness from the local anaesthetic wears off over a few hours, and mild swelling is normal for the first few days while the gums settle around the healing implants.
Recovery, day by day
Full mouth implants recovery time, week by week
Move the slider to any point after treatment. You'll see how most people feel, what they can do and what to avoid underneath the temporary bridge.
Recovery from full mouth implants happens in two phases that overlap. The first couple of weeks are about the gums healing around the implants and any swelling settling down — most of this happens while you still have your fixed temporary bridge, so eating and speaking already feel close to normal. The second, much longer phase is osseointegration: the implants gradually fusing with the jawbone, a biological process that takes months rather than weeks, whether or not you notice it happening.
Your temporary bridge is designed to be lived in, not just looked at — it lets you eat, speak and smile normally from day one while the implants underneath do the slower work of integrating. Most dentists ask you to avoid very hard or sticky foods on it, simply to protect the bridge itself rather than the implants, which stay protected inside the bone.
Typical timeline for All-on-4 or All-on-6. Your dentist may give you a different plan, especially if a bone graft is involved.
| Activity | Week 1 | Week 2 | Weeks 3–4 | Week 6 | Months 3–6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eating | Soft, lukewarm foods only | Softer solid foods, chewed carefully | Most foods, avoiding very hard or sticky ones | Close to a normal diet | Normal diet, as advised at your final bridge fitting |
| Speaking | Slightly different until you adjust to the bridge | Close to normal | Normal | Normal | Normal |
| Oral hygiene | Prescribed rinse, gentle brushing away from the gum line | Normal brushing, extra care around the bridge | Normal brushing and the flossing method your dentist shows you | Normal routine | Normal routine, plus check-ups as advised |
| Flying | Day 8, after your day 7 check-up | Confirmed by your surgeon at your check-up | Set by your surgeon after your check-up | Cleared by your surgeon as you heal | No restriction |
| Exercise | Light activity only | Most normal activity | No restriction for most patients | No restriction | No restriction |
Typical timeline for All-on-4 or All-on-6, built from the recovery guidance above. Cells marked "Confirmed by your surgeon at your check-up" vary too much by individual healing to generalise — ask at your consultation.
What to expect
Full mouth implants results and your final bridge
Your fixed temporary bridge gives you usable teeth from day one, but it is not the final result. Underneath it, the implants need roughly four to six months to fuse fully with the jawbone — a process your dentist checks on X-rays before moving ahead with your final bridge.
Once osseointegration is confirmed, most patients return to Izmir for a shorter second visit to have the custom, final bridge fitted, usually made from zirconia, shaped and shaded from impressions taken earlier. This is the stage most people consider their finished result, built on implants that have had time to properly settle into the bone.
Results vary from patient to patient. Your dentist will tell you what is realistic for your mouth at the consultation.
Your full mouth implants dental team in Izmir
JFS Clinic dental team
Dentist, implant dentistry · Izmir
Full mouth implants, All-on-4 and All-on-6 treatment plans are a regular part of the implant dentistry caseload at JFS Clinic. This page was written by JFS Clinic.
- Reviews your X-ray or 3D scan personally before your plan and price are confirmed
- Meets you in person before treatment to confirm the implant plan
Questions
Full mouth implants in Turkey, frequently asked questions
How much does full mouth implants cost in Turkey?
At JFS Clinic, full mouth implants are listed from £4,300 for All-on-4 and from £4,800 for All-on-6 per jaw, including your dentist's fee, hotel nights and transfers during your first visit. A tooth-by-tooth full mouth plan is quoted as a personal quote once your dentist has reviewed your scan.
See all package prices →How soon can I have full mouth implants in Turkey?
Most JFS patients have their first visit within about a week of their first message. You send a photo of your smile and, if you have one, a panoramic X-ray, and receive a written plan with the dates available. Your dentist confirms the final plan only after your 3D scan and face-to-face consultation in Izmir.
From first message to treatment →Is it safe to get dental implants in Turkey?
Safety comes from the dentist's training, the clinic's licence and the implant brand used, not from the country on its own. Your dentist reviews your scan personally before any plan is agreed, and JFS Clinic is licensed for health tourism. Ask about your dentist's qualifications, the clinic's licence and which implant brand is used before you book.
Is it a good idea to get dental implants abroad in Turkey?
It can be, provided you check the same things you would at home: the dentist's training, a proper 3D scan before any price is agreed, and a clear written plan for the implant brand and bridge material used. Turkey has a large number of dentists who focus on implant dentistry for international patients, which is why many people compare clinics here — the right choice still depends on the individual dentist and clinic, not the country alone.
How long do dental implants from Turkey last?
How long an implant lasts depends mainly on the implant itself, your bone and gum health, and regular check-ups, not on which country it was placed in. Titanium implants are designed to fuse with the jawbone, and with good oral hygiene many patients keep them for many years; the bridge on top may need relining or replacing sooner than the implants themselves. Your dentist can give you a clearer estimate based on your bone health and habits such as smoking or teeth grinding.
Which full mouth option suits a jaw with low bone density?
When the bone at the back of the jaw has thinned, All-on-4 is often the option your dentist looks at first, because its two rear implants are angled forward into denser bone and many patients need no graft. All-on-6 needs enough bone at the back for the extra implants. If bone is low throughout the jaw, a bone graft may be planned first. Your dentist confirms which fits your 3D scan at your consultation.
Can full mouth implants be combined with other dental work?
Often, yes. Any remaining problem teeth are usually assessed alongside your implant plan, and some patients combine implants in one jaw with veneers or crowns on healthy teeth in the other. Your dentist reviews your full mouth, not just the area you're asking about, and confirms what can be done safely in one trip.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how uncomfortable is getting full mouth implants?
You are numb from the local anaesthetic during the procedure itself, and sedation is available if you would prefer to be more relaxed. Most patients describe the following few days as sore and swollen rather than sharply painful, similar to after a wisdom tooth removal, easing as the gums settle. Pain relief is provided, and how it feels varies from person to person.
When can I fly home after full mouth implants?
After your dentist's final check on day 7, usually on day 8 of your first visit. You travel home with your fixed temporary bridge already in place and a soft-diet plan for the following days.
How soon will I see my final result?
Your temporary bridge gives you fixed, usable teeth from day one, but your final, custom bridge is usually fitted four to six months later, once your dentist confirms on X-rays that the implants have fully fused with the bone. Results vary from patient to patient. Your dentist will tell you what is realistic for your mouth at the consultation.
Can you fix a loose denture or previous dental work that didn't go well?
Often, yes, depending on your remaining bone and gum health. Your dentist needs your X-rays or a 3D scan, and ideally your previous treatment records, to tell you whether full mouth implants or another option fits your case.
Often considered together
Treatments often compared with full mouth implants
Dental implants
Replaces one or a few missing teeth with a single implant and crown, without treating a full arch.
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All-on-6
A six-implant plan when your scan shows enough bone at the back of the jaw to spread the bite more widely.
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Veneers & Hollywood Smile
For patients who still have healthy teeth and want to reshape and whiten them, not replace them.
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