Missing teeth that make chewing difficult, change the way you speak, or shift the shape of your face over time are common reasons patients turn to dentures. Depending on how many teeth are missing, a dentist may recommend a full set, a partial denture that clips onto the remaining teeth, or an immediate denture fitted right after extraction while the gums heal. Most patients need two to four weeks to adjust to a new denture, starting with softer foods and a bit of practice with speech.
In Turkey, prosthodontists use digital scanning and modern materials to fit dentures precisely to your gums and bite, and Turquie Santé coordinates the fitting appointments and any follow-up adjustments during your stay. Traditional dentures remain a more affordable starting point than dental implants or a fixed dental bridge, and patients who want the added stability of an implant-supported option can also consider solutions such as All-on-4.
How much do dentures cost in Turkey?
The cost of dentures in Turkey depends on several factors, including the type of denture (partial or full),the materials used, the number of missing teeth, the complexity of your case, and the dental clinic you choose.
| Type of denture | Turkey | UK / Europe (Average) |
| Acrylic partial denture | $450 - $800 | $1030 - $1710 |
| Flexible partial denture (Valplast) | $680 - $1030 | $1300 - $2300 |
| Full denture (single arch) | $800 - $1360 | $2000 - $3420 |
| Full upper & lower dentures | $1300 - $2300 | $3420 - $6300 |
| Implant-supported denture (overdenture)* | $2000 - $4000 | $5700 - $11400 |
Prices for implant-supported dentures cover the denture itself. Dental implants require a separate surgical procedure and are quoted independently.

















































































































