Zygomatic implants are anchored in the cheekbone instead of the upper jaw, so patients with severe maxillary bone loss can receive fixed teeth, often without bone grafting or a sinus lift, instead of a removable denture. Estimated costs in Turkey range from $2,300 to $7,500 (about €2,000 to €6,500) depending on the configuration (2 or 4 implants, with or without the definitive prosthesis included).
A temporary fixed prosthesis can often be placed on the day of surgery, depending on the case; the definitive prosthesis follows about 4 to 6 months later. This is not the first choice for everyone: with moderate bone loss, a sinus lift with standard implants is usually simpler, and your surgeon confirms eligibility with a 3D CT scan.
Cost of zygomatic implants in Turkey: Transparent pricing
Estimated costs for zygomatic implants in Turkey range from $2,300 to $7,500 (about €2,000 to €6,500),depending on the configuration (2 or 4 implants, with or without the definitive prosthesis included). These are estimates, and your final quote will depend on a personalized evaluation.
The final price depends on several factors, including the number of zygomatic implants required, whether conventional implants are also needed, the complexity of the procedure, the surgeon's expertise, the clinic's accreditation, the implant brand, and the material chosen for the final prosthesis (acrylic, composite, or zirconia).
| Treatment | Average cost in Turkey |
| Zygomatic implants (2 or 4 implants, depending on the configuration) | $2,300 - $7,500 (about €2,000 - €6,500) |
These ranges generally cover the temporary fixed prosthesis. The definitive prosthesis may be billed separately depending on the clinic.
Quotes usually include the initial consultation, a 3D CBCT scan, digital treatment planning, the surgical procedure, anesthesia, a temporary fixed prosthesis, and follow-up appointments during healing. The definitive prosthesis is usually fabricated and fitted after osseointegration, approximately four to six months later. Confirm whether it is included in your quote.
Risks and Side Effects
- Implant site infection, which can sometimes become chronic.
- Pain and swelling.
- Hematoma and bruising.
- Nerve damage.
- Sinusitis.
- Sinus perforation.
- Failure of osseointegration (the implant does not bond properly with the bone).
- Implant fracture.
- Bone necrosis.
- Aesthetic or functional problems with the prosthesis.
- Complications related to anesthesia.
