
Dental Treatment in Poland or Turkey? Implant Prices, Trips, Guarantees and How to Choose (2027)
A complete implant tooth typically costs about 1,150 to 1,800 EUR in Poland and 700 to 850 EUR at our clinic in Fethiye; a zirconia crown about 430 to 640 EUR in Poland and from 200 EUR with us; All-on-4 about 6,500 to 10,500 EUR per arch in Poland and 3,500 to 6,000 EUR with us. Poland has shorter, year-round flights from the UK and is in the EU. Our price includes apartment accommodation and the Dalaman transfer. Trip counts are the same in both countries. For one or two teeth the totals are close; for veneers and full arches Turkey is usually clearly cheaper.
Dental implants in Poland typically cost about 1,150 to 1,800 EUR (roughly £1,000 to 1,570) per complete tooth in 2027, against typically 700 to 850 EUR (about £610 to 740) at our clinic in Fethiye, Turkey; both are far below a typical UK private price of £2,000 to 3,500. Poland is closer, has more year-round flights and is inside the EU. Turkey is usually cheaper per tooth, and our price includes accommodation and the airport transfer. For one or two teeth the totals end up close, while for full-arch work the gap is usually several thousand euros.
This guide compares the two countries on the points that decide the real cost and the experience: prices, what a quote includes, travel, number of trips, guarantees, insurance and aftercare at home. It ends with a checklist you can use for any clinic in either country.
Dentist in Poland or Turkey: prices in 2027
Polish prices below are national averages and typical ranges from Polish price comparison sites and a 2026 consumer survey, converted at about 4.4 PLN to the euro. Clinics in Warsaw and in the large dental tourism centres are usually at the upper end. Our prices are from our own price list, and the exact figure for your case is confirmed in your written treatment plan.
Treatment
Poland, typical
Our clinic, Fethiye
UK private, typical
Implant, surgical part
3,000 to 4,500 PLN (about 680 to 1,020 EUR)
From 500 EUR; Straumann 750 to 1,000 EUR, Nobel Biocare 700 to 950 EUR
Part of the price per tooth
Zirconia crown on the implant
2,000 to 3,500 PLN (about 455 to 800 EUR)
200 to 350 EUR
Part of the price per tooth
Complete implant tooth
About 1,150 to 1,800 EUR (£1,000 to 1,570)
Typically 700 to 850 EUR (£610 to 740)
£2,000 to 3,500
Zirconia crown on a natural tooth
1,900 to 2,800 PLN (about 430 to 640 EUR)
From 200 EUR
Typically several hundred pounds or more
E-max veneer
1,800 to 2,500 PLN (about 410 to 570 EUR)
From 280 EUR
Typically several hundred pounds or more
All-on-4, per arch
About 6,500 to 10,500 EUR on comparison portals; 53,000 to 95,000 PLN (about 12,000 to 21,500 EUR) in a Polish price guide including the final bridge
From 3,500 EUR, up to about 6,000 EUR
£10,000 to 18,000
In-office whitening
1,000 to 1,350 PLN (about 230 to 310 EUR)
From 150 EUR
Varies widely
Two points matter when you read any price list from either country. First, a Polish implant price is often for the surgical part only; the abutment, the crown and the 3D scan are separate items. Second, the All-on-4 range in Poland is wide because some offers include only the temporary bridge fitted on the day of surgery, while others include the final bridge made months later. Compare the price of the finished result, not the headline. For a wider view including Hungary and the UK, see our European price comparison and the Turkey and Hungary comparison.
What the quote includes
Two quotes with the same total can buy very different things. Check each of these lines, whichever country you choose:
Diagnostics: a CBCT 3D scan is needed before implant surgery. Some clinics include it, others charge it separately.
Abutment and crown: an implant tooth is the implant, the abutment and the crown. Ask for the price of all three together.
Temporary teeth: during healing you may need a temporary crown or bridge. Ask whether it is included.
Accommodation and transfers: in Poland, accommodation is usually paid separately, although some clinics arrange hotel rates. With us, apartment accommodation in central Fethiye for the treatment stay and the private transfer from Dalaman Airport (about 50 km, 45 minutes) are included in the treatment plan.
Bone work: bone grafts and sinus lifts are priced separately in both countries. With us a bone graft is 150 to 400 EUR per site and a sinus lift 250 to 600 EUR per side.
Getting there: flight times, fares and trips
For UK and Irish patients, Poland is the shorter and cheaper flight, and it has direct flights all year from many regional airports.
Poland (Kraków, Warsaw, Wrocław, Gdańsk)
Fethiye (via Dalaman)
Flight time from London
About 2.5 hours
About 4 hours
Return fare, typical
From about £40 when booked ahead, more in school holidays
Typically £120 to 300
Season
Direct flights all year
Most direct flights from April to October; fewer in winter
Airport to clinic
Usually by taxi or public transport, at your cost
Private transfer, about 45 minutes, included
Accommodation
Usually extra
Apartment included for the treatment stay
In practice this means a Polish trip costs less in flights, while in Fethiye accommodation and the airport transfer are free and included with your treatment. Over a stay of a week the two usually come out within a couple of hundred pounds of each other. If your treatment needs several short visits, Poland's frequent flights are a real advantage.
How many trips each treatment needs
The biology is the same in both countries, so the number of trips is similar. An implant needs three to six months to fuse with the bone before the final crown is fitted.
Veneers and crowns: usually one trip of about 5 to 7 days.
Implants: usually two trips: 3 to 5 days to place the implants, 3 to 6 months of healing at home, then 5 to 7 days for the crowns.
All-on-4: two trips, about 6 to 8 days and then 7 to 10 days, three to six months apart, with a fixed temporary bridge in between.
Bone grafts: can add a trip if the graft must heal before the implant is placed.
Our guide to trips and days sets out each treatment day by day.
Guarantees: what is typical in Poland and what ours covers
Guarantee terms in Poland vary from clinic to clinic. Many link the guarantee to regular check-ups, often every six or twelve months, and some require those check-ups at the clinic itself. For a patient who flies in, that condition matters, so ask whether a check-up with your own dentist at home is accepted.
Our guarantee is written and given to you before you travel home:
Work
Guarantee
Implant fixture
Lifetime: a failed or lost implant is replaced at no charge (limited for heavy smokers)
Zirconia crowns and bridges
3 years
E-max veneers
5 years
The guarantee covers treatment, not flights or travel costs. This is true of almost every clinic abroad, in Poland as in Turkey, so plan for the cost of a possible return trip. Exclusions such as trauma or grinding without a night guard are explained in our guarantee guide.
Insurance, regulation and aftercare at home
Poland is in the EU and Turkey is not. For UK patients this makes little difference: since Brexit the NHS does not fund planned dental treatment in either country, and UK dental plans rarely pay for treatment abroad. Irish patients should ask their insurer, since rules for treatment elsewhere in the EU can differ from the rules for Turkey. Health insurance at home generally does not reimburse treatment in Turkey.
In both countries dentists must be licensed: in Poland through the medical chamber register, in Turkey through the Ministry of Health. Ask any clinic for the name and registration of the dentist who will treat you. For a wider look at safety, read is dental tourism in Turkey safe.
Aftercare is the same in principle: your own dentist does routine check-ups and cleaning at home, and the treating clinic deals with problems in its own work. We do not have partner dentists in the UK. If something feels wrong after you return, send us photographs and, where useful, an X-ray from a local dentist, and we will advise you and tell you whether a visit is needed.
Worked example: three typical cases from the UK
Treatment prices use the typical ranges above. Travel is flights only, because accommodation in Poland is not included and in Fethiye it is.
Case
Poland, treatment
Fethiye, treatment
Trips
8 E-max veneers
About 3,300 to 4,550 EUR, plus about 6 nights' accommodation
From 2,240 EUR, accommodation included
One trip in both
2 implants with zirconia crowns
About 2,300 to 3,600 EUR, plus two stays
Typically 1,400 to 1,700 EUR, accommodation included
Two trips in both
All-on-4, one arch
About 6,500 to 10,500 EUR, more if the final bridge is extra
From 3,500 EUR, up to about 6,000 EUR
Two trips in both
With UK flights to Poland cheaper than flights to Dalaman, the difference for one or two implants is modest once hotels in Poland are counted. For a set of veneers it is usually a few hundred to a couple of thousand euros, and for full-arch work it is usually several thousand.
When Poland is the better choice, and when Turkey is
Poland is often the better choice if you need treatment in winter, your case needs several short visits, you want to be able to return quickly and cheaply for an adjustment, or the total difference for your case is small. For one crown or one implant, the shorter flight and year-round connections can matter more than the price.
Turkey is often the better choice if you need several implants, a set of veneers or a full arch, where the price difference is largest, or if you value having accommodation and the airport transfer arranged and included. A one-week stay in Fethiye also fits easily around the healing periods that implants need anyway.
If your case is a single filling, a root canal or one crown, staying with a good dentist at home may be the most sensible option of all.
A neutral checklist for choosing a clinic in either country
Ask for a written, itemised plan before travel, with the price of each finished tooth: implant, abutment, crown and scan.
Ask which implant brand will be used and whether you receive an implant card with the product details.
Ask for the name, qualifications and registration of the dentist who will treat you.
Get the guarantee in writing: periods per treatment, conditions, exclusions, and who pays travel if a remake is needed.
Ask how many trips and how many days each trip needs, in writing.
Ask what happens if a problem appears after you return home, and how quickly the clinic answers.
Be cautious of plans that propose many crowns or veneers on healthy teeth without explaining why.
Ask for copies of your X-rays, scans and treatment notes to take home for your own dentist.
If you would like to compare our plan with a quote from Poland or from home, send us your photographs or a recent X-ray. Dr. Mustafa Besli and our team will reply with a free written treatment plan and price, so you can compare like with like before you decide.

Dr. Mustafa Besli
Smile & Holiday
Dr. Mustafa Besli is the head dentist at Smile & Holiday in Fethiye, Turkey, specializing in aesthetic dentistry, smile design, and implantology with over 15 years of clinical experience.
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