All-on-4 and All-on-6 replace a full arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge supported by just four or six implants — a permanent set of teeth without a single tooth-by-tooth implant. For many patients told they’d need extensive bone grafting first, this approach means fixed teeth in as few visits as possible, often with a temporary bridge fitted the same day.
At Kotul Healthcare in Antalya, both treatments come with a lifetime warranty on the implants, a 15-year warranty on the bridge, and your hotel and private transfers included — with a written plan in hand before you book a flight.
Wondering if you’re a candidate? Send photos of your teeth (or your denture) on WhatsApp — our medical team gives you an honest answer and a free written quote, usually within an hour.
This is the route to consider if you:
Missing only some teeth? Standard dental implants are the better fit. And if your upper jaw has severe bone loss that rules out even angled implants, zygomatic implants may still give you a fixed result.
Both replace a full arch; the difference is in the support underneath.
All-on-4 places four implants, with the two rear ones angled to make the most of the denser bone at the front of the jaw. That angling is what usually makes bone grafting unnecessary — and what makes it viable for long-term denture wearers whose bone has receded over the years.
All-on-6 uses six implants, spreading biting force across more anchor points. The result is greater stability and more even chewing pressure, particularly valuable in the upper jaw where bone is naturally softer — provided you have enough bone volume to support it.
As a rule of thumb: less available bone points toward All-on-4, while All-on-6 adds stability where bone allows. Which one is right for you isn’t a preference so much as anatomy — our team gives you a recommendation from your photos, and your clinical examination confirms it. Whatever the answer, the no-extra-charge promise means it won’t spring surprises on your bill.
Your quote depends on whether you need four or six implants, the brand you choose and the condition of your jaw — so we price each case individually. Three things are always true:
Compared with the same brands and materials in the UK or Western Europe, most patients save substantially — without a waiting list.
Yes — once healing is complete, you eat with a fixed bridge that doesn't move. During the temporary-bridge phase you'll stick to softer foods while the implants integrate.
Two visits: roughly 4 days, then 5 days, separated by about three months of healing at home. The implant placement itself usually takes one day.
Usually not. Long-term denture wear shrinks the bone, but All-on-4's angled placement was developed precisely for that situation. Send your photos — you'll get a straight answer.
It's performed under local anaesthesia. If you'd rather not be aware of it at all, sedation and general anaesthesia are available.
Bone grafting or sinus lifting can often help, and for severe upper-jaw loss, zygomatic implants anchor into the cheekbone instead. Your CT scan and examination determine the right path.
