Have you lost several teeth and been told that you are not a candidate for conventional dental implants due to a severe lack of bone? Subperiosteal implants offer a reliable alternative to traditional implants. These custom-made implants rest on top of the jawbone (under the gum),rather than being placed inside the bone.
Prices for subperiosteal implants in Turkey
The cost of sub-periosteal implants varies according to the complexity of the case and the number of implants required.
On average, the cost of complete treatment, including sub-periosteal implant placement, ranges from €3,000 to €7,000 in Turkey.
This often includes preoperative and postoperative consultations, 3D imaging, surgery, prosthesis fitting, accommodations, and transfers.
These costs are often two to three times lower than in Western Europe, while still guaranteeing a high level of care.
- Patients with severe jaw bone atrophy who cannot receive conventional dental implants without bone grafting.
- Zygomatic implants.
- Removable dentures.
- Bone grafting + dental implants.
- Between 1 and 2 hours.
- 1 to 2 weeks, with complete healing in a few months.
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What is a subperiosteal implant?
A subperiosteal implant is a custom-made solution for patients who cannot benefit from traditional implants due to insufficient bone density in the jaw.
Unlike traditional implants, which are inserted into the bone, a subperiosteal implant is a personalized metal structure that rests above the bone but below the periosteum, the thin membrane covering the bone. The implant acts as a support perfectly adapted to the patient's anatomy on which dental prostheses are anchored.
Thanks to 3D imaging technologies and digital modeling, the implant is made to fit the exact shape of the patient's jaw. It provides excellent stability for dentures.
Therefore, this technique is ideal for patients who cannot or do not wish to undergo bone grafting, a process that is often time-consuming and costly.
Who are subperiosteal implants designed for?
They are designed for patients unable to receive conventional implants, especially those with severe bone volume loss. This technique is a reliable, rapid, and personalized alternative for restoring a fixed smile.
They are generally indicated for:
- People with severe jawbone atrophy, which prevents conventional implants from being placed.
- Patients with a medical contraindication to bone grafting or who prefer to avoid major bone surgery.
- Those looking for a less invasive but equally stable and durable solution to replace several missing teeth.
- Those who have been advised that they are not eligible for standard implants due to age-related bone resorption, previous extractions, or prolonged use of removable prostheses.
Thanks to its customized design, the subperiosteal implant offers solid denture fixation without the need for prior bone reconstruction.
Think you're not eligible for conventional implants? A sub-periosteal implant could be the solution you've been waiting for.
Contact our specialists for a free assessment to find out if this technique is right for you.
Contraindications to consider
Certain profiles require further evaluation and may not be eligible for this technique:
- Healing disorders (e.g., uncontrolled diabetes, immune diseases).
- Active infections or untreated periodontal disease.
- Risky habits, such as excessive smoking or poor oral hygiene.
- Extensive medical history or contraindications to anesthesia.
A full assessment is carried out before any procedure at our partner clinics to evaluate your eligibility, reduce risks, and ensure safe placement.
The key to a reliable, long-lasting result is choosing an experienced surgeon who specializes in advanced implantology.
How is a subperiosteal implant placed?
Subperiosteal implant placement follows a precise, personalized protocol designed to ensure comfort, safety, and efficacy, even in cases of significant bone atrophy.
Preoperative assessment and 3D modeling
The process begins with a thorough oral and dental evaluation, which includes a 3D scan of the jaw. This step allows us to accurately visualize the shape of the bone and the surrounding tissues. Using this data, our specialists will design a custom implant that is perfectly adapted to your anatomy using CAD/CAM technology.
Customized implant manufacturing
The implant is manufactured in a specialized laboratory in just a few days using biocompatible, durable materials. This process guarantees a perfect fit to your bone structure without the need for grafting.
Surgical placement
Depending on your comfort and state of health, the implant is placed under local or general anesthesia. The procedure is quick and minimally invasive because it does not involve drilling into the bone. Your medical stay in Turkey will last an average of five to seven days, including the operation, postoperative care, and safety checks.
Recovery and return to normal life
Recovery is generally well tolerated, with little pain or swelling. Maintaining good oral hygiene and following the appropriate care instructions ensures that normal masticatory function is rapidly restored. Implants provide a stable base for fixed, aesthetic, durable, and perfectly integrated prostheses.
Expected results and patient testimonials
Choosing a sub-periosteal implant means opting for an aesthetic, functional, and customized solution, even in cases of significant bone loss. Results are often rapid and highly encouraging:
- A natural-looking, fixed dental restoration that is perfectly integrated into your smile.
- Comfortable chewing and improved quality of daily life.
- A reliable, long-lasting solution without the need for complex bone grafting.
Many patients in Turkey who were previously discouraged by the rejection of conventional implants now report genuine relief following the placement of a sub-periosteal implant. They report a significant increase in comfort, as well as renewed confidence in their appearance and social life.
Are you considering this solution? Our implantology experts in Turkey are here to guide you every step of the way.
Potential risks
Although the subperiosteal implant is an innovative solution that is often well tolerated, it is still a surgical procedure. Like any operation, it entails certain risks of which you should be aware:
- Infection or local inflammation: Rare, but possible, especially if oral hygiene is not rigorously observed after placement.
- Rejection or poor integration of the implant: Though very rare, thanks to the biocompatible materials used, rejection can occur if the implant does not adapt correctly to the anatomy.
- Temporary discomfort or moderate pain may occur, but this usually disappears within a few days.
Regular medical follow-up and clinical monitoring will enable you to act quickly in the event of complications and ensure successful implant integration.
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