What does All-on-6 cost in Turkey and Poland?

All-on-4 places four implants, two of them angled to make use of available bone. All-on-6 places six, spreading the load further back. Six is generally considered where bone volume allows it, where the bite forces are heavy, or where the arch is longer — and four is often what makes treatment possible at all when bone is limited.

It is a clinical decision made from a CT scan. A clinic recommending six to every patient, or four to every patient, is describing its own preference rather than your mouth. If two clinics disagree on this for the same scan, that disagreement is worth asking both of them about — it is usually the most informative conversation in the whole process.

Turkey runs roughly £1,000 less per arch on All-on-6 and about £800 less on All-on-4. On a single arch that gap is meaningful but not decisive once you add a longer flight; on both arches it roughly doubles, and by then it usually is.

Poland's counterweight is the same as always — two to three hours from most UK airports rather than four, inside the EU, and easier to return to. Full-arch work needs a second visit for the final bridge, so you are pricing two trips either way.

The implant brand by name, the number of arches, the number of implants, and the material of the final bridge. Acrylic, composite and zirconia bridges sit at very different prices and lifespans, and a quote that omits the bridge material is not comparable to one that names it.

Also ask what the temporary bridge is, and how long you wear it. Most patients leave with a temporary and return months later for the final one; a quote that quietly excludes the final bridge is describing half the treatment.