Get your teeth rebuilt.
For a third of the price.
Implants, crowns, veneers and full-arch restoration at clinics we have checked, in cities you can actually get to.
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Typical range, per implant
at vetted clinics abroad
€1,800 – €2,500
typical price in Western Europe
Around 72% less, before travel
Indicative ranges, not a quote. Your figure comes from the clinic once it has assessed your case.
Every part of dental implants & full-mouth restoration
Tell us which of these you're considering and we'll shortlist clinics that actually perform it.
Single dental implant
A titanium root placed in the jaw, then an abutment and crown once it has fused. Usually two visits a few months apart.
From €400
Full-arch restoration (All-on-4 / All-on-6)
A fixed bridge carried by four or six implants, replacing a whole arch. The usual route when most teeth in a jaw are failing.
From €4,000
Porcelain and zirconia crowns
Caps that rebuild a broken or root-treated tooth. Zirconia costs more and tends to hold its colour longer.
From €150
Veneers and laminates
Thin facings bonded to the front teeth, for shape and colour. Emax and composite differ in price, longevity and how much enamel is removed.
From €200
Dentures and overdentures
Removable replacements, or a denture clipped onto implants for stability. The lower-cost route to a full arch.
From €500
Professional whitening
In-clinic whitening, often combined with the treatments above so the new work and the natural teeth match.
From €150
Bone graft and sinus lift
Rebuilding bone where there isn't enough to hold an implant. Frequently needed after long-standing tooth loss — and frequently left out of the first quote.
From €300
The destinations worth considering
Each has a different trade-off between price, travel and how easy follow-up is.
Türkiye
The largest market by volume, with in-house labs that shorten the second visit.
Hungary
Long-established dental destination, easy to reach from most of Europe.
Spain
Higher prices than Türkiye, shorter travel and EU-wide patient rights.
Poland
Strong on implantology, popular with UK and German patients.
The questions you shouldn’t have to know to ask
Most of what separates a good outcome from a bad one is settled before you travel, in details a first-time patient has no reason to think of.
The clinic is registered and licensed in its country, and we have seen the paperwork.
The doctor who would treat you is named, licensed, and actually performs this procedure.
The quote states what is included and what is not, so two clinics can be compared side by side.
Whether bone grafting is likely in your case — the single most common reason a quote goes up after arrival.
What the guarantee covers on implants and crowns, and who honours it once you're home.
What people ask us about this
How many trips will I need?
Usually two. The first places the implants, then three to six months of healing, then a second visit for the permanent crowns. Some clinics offer immediate loading in one trip; whether that suits you depends on your bone, and the clinic decides after a scan.
Why is it so much cheaper?
Lower labour, lab and premises costs, and clinics that do a high volume of the same procedure. The implant components themselves are often the same brands used at home — ask which system a clinic uses.
What if something goes wrong once I'm back?
Ask before you book. Some clinics have partner dentists in your country, some fly you back, and some do neither. It belongs in the written quote, not in a conversation.
Are cheap veneers a good idea?
Not always. Very low prices sometimes mean healthy teeth are filed down for crowns rather than fitted with veneers. It's irreversible, so ask exactly what will be removed.
See what this would cost you
Answer a few questions and we’ll come back with clinics that handle your case, in your budget, where you’re willing to travel.
About 2 minutes · No obligation