Dental Prices: Turkey vs Ireland (2026)
Indicative “from” prices in euro for implants, All-on-4, E-max veneers and zirconia crowns, with typical Irish private fees beside them, plus flights, hotel and Med 2 tax relief.
Irish patients typically save 50–75% on dental implants, veneers and crowns in Turkey even after flights and a hotel. With DentalTrip a single implant with crown is from €650 versus €2,500–€4,000 in Ireland; All-on-4 from €4,900 per arch versus €12,000–€25,000; E-max veneers from €290 versus €900–€1,400. Your exact price is confirmed in a written, itemised plan and does not change on the day.
| Treatment | Turkey with DentalTrip | Typical in Ireland |
|---|---|---|
| Implants | ||
| Single dental implant (implant + abutment + crown) | from €650 | €2,500 – €4,000 |
| All-on-4 per arch (fixed zirconia bridge) | from €4,900 | €12,000 – €25,000 |
| All-on-6 per arch (fixed zirconia bridge) | from €5,900 | €15,000 – €25,000 |
| Implant-retained overdenture (2 implants + denture) | from €1,900 | €3,800 – €6,500 |
| Bone graft / sinus lift (per site) | from €350 | €500 – €2,500 |
| Veneers and crowns | ||
| E-max veneer (per tooth) | from €290 | €900 – €1,400 |
| Porcelain veneer (per tooth) | from €260 | €900 – €1,500 |
| Zirconia crown (per tooth) | from €220 | €800 – €1,200 |
| Composite veneer / bonding (per tooth) | from €120 | €250 – €450 |
| Smile makeover, 8 E-max veneers | from €2,300 | €7,000 – €12,000 |
| Hollywood smile, 20 teeth | from €4,400 | €15,000 – €25,000 |
| Included in every DentalTrip plan | ||
| Consultation, X-rays and CT scan | Included | €50 – €250 |
| Digital smile design preview | Included | €300 – €600 |
| Airport–hotel–clinic transfers | Included | n/a |
| English-speaking patient coordinator, 7 days a week | Included | n/a |
| Written lifetime warranty certificate | Included | Varies |
Indicative 'from' prices in EUR for 2026. Irish figures are typical private fees quoted by Dublin and regional practices. Your exact DentalTrip price is confirmed in a written, itemised plan after your free consultation and does not change on the day.
Flights, hotel and the real total
Add a return flight from Dublin and a 4-star hotel. For a single implant the saving is modest. For three or more implants, a full arch or a smile makeover, Irish patients typically save €8,000–€15,000 after travel. Then claim 20% Med 2 tax relief on the dental fees.
| Travel item | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Return flight Dublin → Antalya (SunExpress, direct) | €150 – €400 |
| Return flight Dublin → Istanbul (Turkish Airlines, direct) | €180 – €450 |
| Hotel, 4-star, per night (Antalya) | €60 – €110 |
| Hotel, 4-star, per night (Istanbul) | €90 – €160 |
| Transfers, coordinator, aftercare line | Included |
How the written quote works
You send photos (and an X-ray if you have one). Dr. Metehan Doğan’s team prepares options. You receive an itemised plan in euro: every tooth, every material, any graft or night guard. Transfers, scans and digital design are included. The price you approve in Ireland is the price at the clinic, confirmed again on the day of examination.
How you pay
A small deposit secures dates. The balance is paid at the clinic by card or bank transfer in euro after the examination confirms the plan. Nothing is charged before you have seen the clinic and met your dentist.
Cost, extras and Med 2
How much can I save on dental treatment in Turkey compared to Ireland?
Typically 60–75% on the treatment itself. A single implant with crown is from €650 with DentalTrip versus €2,500–€4,000 in Ireland; All-on-4 from €4,900 per arch versus €12,000–€25,000; E-max veneers from €290 per tooth versus €900–€1,400. Flights from Dublin and a 4-star hotel for a week add roughly €600–€1,000.
Are there hidden costs?
No. Your written plan itemises every tooth and procedure, including any bone grafting, sedation or night guard. Transfers, consultation, X-rays, CT scan and digital design are included. The only extras are your flights and hotel, which we quote clearly or book for you.
How do I pay?
A small deposit secures your dates; the balance is paid at the clinic by card or bank transfer in EUR after your examination confirms the plan. Nothing is charged before you have seen the clinic and met your dentist.
Can I claim Irish tax relief (Med 2) on treatment in Turkey?
Irish Revenue allows 20% relief on non-routine dental treatment such as implants, crowns and veneers, including treatment abroad, where the practitioner is a qualifying dentist. We provide a completed Med 2 form. Eligibility depends on your circumstances; please confirm with Revenue or your accountant. This is not tax advice.
Know the number before you book a flight
Free consultation, digital preview and an itemised quote in euro. No obligation.