Which Antalya dental clinics publish their prices?
A published price list is not a quote, but it is a fixed point. Here is who publishes one, what the lists actually contain, and how to use them.
Medically reviewed by Dt. Hüseyin Yavuz Özbek, implant surgeon · Updated October 2026Of the 15 Antalya clinics in our guide, 11 publish prices on their own websites and 4 do not. Eight publish an All-on-6 price, but they quote it in different ways: some per jaw, some for both jaws, some with hotel and transfers included. Precious Dental, our top pick, publishes one All-on-6 price of £6,500 for both jaws with hotel, transfers and extractions included.
Price is the reason most UK patients first look at Antalya, so it is surprising how hard it can be to find a price on some clinic websites. You fill in a form, someone messages you on WhatsApp, and the number arrives only after several questions. Other clinics put a full price list on a page you can read before you have told anyone your name.
One of the six checks in this guide is simply whether a clinic publishes its own prices. This article looks at what we found across the 15 clinics, and at what the published lists do and do not tell you. It is about how open clinics are with prices, not about which one is cheapest; for the price levels themselves, see our Antalya dental prices page.
Who publishes and who does not
When we checked on 22 October 2026, 11 of the 15 clinics had prices on their own websites:
- Precious Dental (our top pick), Taki Dent, Dentakay, Dentatur, Perla Dental Clinics, Lara Smile, Diamond Dental, Myra Dental Centre, OGN Dental Studio, VK Smile Studio and Sevil Smile Studio.
Four did not: Antlara Dental Clinic, Attelia Oral & Dental Health Center, Antalya Akdeniz Dental Clinic and Yalın Dental Clinic. All four are on the Ministry register and have strong review records. We could not find a price list on their sites, which means you will only see a price once you contact them.
What the published lists contain
“Publishes prices” covers a wide range. Some clinics publish a single headline figure for a package. Others publish dozens of line items: implants by brand, crowns by material, bone grafts by the cubic centimetre. When you read a list, these are the things that change what a number really means.
Per jaw or both jaws
This is the biggest source of confusion for full-arch treatment. Of the eight clinics that publish an All-on-6 price, some quote per jaw and some for both. Dentatur, Perla, Diamond Dental, Myra and VK Smile Studio publish per-jaw or per-arch figures. Precious Dental, Taki Dent and OGN Dental Studio publish figures for both jaws. A per-jaw price of £4,500 is £9,000 for a full mouth, which is more than a both-jaws price of £6,500.
Which implant brand
Several clinics publish different prices for different brands. Taki Dent, for example, lists one All-on-6 price with Nobel Biocare implants and a higher one with Straumann. A list that gives a single price without a brand leaves the most important question open. Our article on implant brands at Antalya clinics explains why the brand matters.
What the package includes
Hotel nights, airport transfers, temporary teeth, extractions, X-rays and medication are sometimes included and sometimes extra. Precious Dental’s published All-on-6 price includes implants, zirconia teeth, a titanium bar, temporary teeth, extractions, a hotel for 4 and then 5 nights, transfers, X-rays and medication, but not flights. OGN Dental Studio states that its package includes flights. Others list the hotel separately.
“From” prices
A “from” price is the entry level. Diamond Dental, for instance, publishes an entry package from £3,780 per jaw and says other packages cost more. There is nothing wrong with that, as long as you know which package you are being quoted for and what moves you up a level.
Reading a price list in five minutes
- Find the unitPer implant, per tooth, per jaw, per arch, per package. Write it next to every number you copy down.
- Find the brandIf implants are priced, which brand? If there are several, note each one.
- Find the materialFor teeth and crowns: zirconia, E-max, porcelain on metal or acrylic. They are priced differently and last differently.
- Find the extrasBone grafts, sinus lifts, extractions, temporary teeth and scans are the usual lines that turn a headline price into a bigger bill.
- Find the datePrices change. If the page is not dated, take a screenshot so you have a record of what you saw and when.
When a clinic does not publish prices
Some good clinics prefer not to publish prices, often because they want to see an X-ray first. If you like a clinic that does not publish a list, you can still get a fair comparison. Send it exactly the same information you send the others, and ask for a written, itemised quote. Ask for each line to show the unit, the brand and the material. Then put the quotes side by side.
What you want to avoid is a single round figure given on WhatsApp with no breakdown. If the clinic will not put the details in writing, that tells you something. Our questions to ask page has the full list of items a quote should cover.
Why published prices help you, even if you never pay them
- They anchor the conversation. If a quote is far above the published price for the same treatment, you can ask why, line by line.
- They show you the structure. A detailed list shows how a clinic thinks about cost: what is bundled, what is extra and how brands are priced.
- They make sudden changes visible. If the price you are told in the chair is different from the list and the written plan, you have something to point to.
- They let you budget early. You can work out roughly what the treatment will cost before you share personal details or medical history.
A published price is not your price
No list can tell you what your own treatment will cost. That depends on how many teeth need work, whether you need extractions, how much bone you have, and what you want the final teeth to be made of. A clinic will normally confirm the plan after a 3D scan on the first visit, and the plan can change if the scan shows something an X-ray did not. Ask each clinic how it handles that: what happens to the price if you need a bone graft, and whether you can say no to a change before work begins.
The NHS treatment abroad checklist suggests getting a written treatment plan and costs before you travel, and checking what happens if you need further treatment. That is good advice whichever clinic you choose.
How our top pick publishes prices
Precious Dental, which publishes this guide, puts its implant and full-arch prices on its website. Its All-on-6 is £6,500 for both jaws, with the inclusions listed above. Single implants are listed at £300 per implant and zirconia crowns at £150 per tooth, with bone grafts, sinus lifts and zygomatic implants priced separately. You can see the list on the Precious Dental evidence page, alongside the link to the source.
Prices in pounds, euros or lira
Most clinics that target UK patients publish prices in pounds, but some use euros, and a few switch between the two on different pages. If you are comparing a pound price with a euro price, convert at the day’s rate and ask the clinic which currency it will charge you in. Ask too how the balance is paid on the day, by card or cash, and whether a card payment adds a fee.
What to do next
Use the ranking to see which clinics publish prices, then compare their All-on-6 figures on our prices page. When you have a shortlist, send each clinic the same information and ask for a written, itemised plan. Our guide from ranking to shortlist walks through it step by step.
Common questions
Is a clinic that hides its prices a bad clinic?
Not necessarily. Some clinics prefer to price only after seeing an X-ray, because cases differ. But without a list you have nothing fixed to compare the quote against, so ask for an itemised written quote.
Can I hold a clinic to its published price?
A published price is a starting point, not a contract. Your written treatment plan and quote, issued after your X-ray or scan, is what you should rely on. Ask for it in writing before you pay a deposit.
Why do All-on-6 prices vary so much?
Mainly because of whether the price is per jaw or for both jaws, which implant brand is used, what the teeth are made of, and what the package includes.
Where can I see the prices side by side?
Our Antalya dental prices page lists every published All-on-6 price we found, with a link to each source.
Sources
- Precious Dental: dental implants in Turkey (prices)
- CMA: consumer protection law guidance on pricing
- NHS: treatment abroad checklist
Checked October 2026. Where we give our own view as a clinic, we say so.
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