Dental Treatments

All inclusive dental treatment in Turkey is a great option for dental patients. In our previous blogs, we have mentioned the reasons why. Today, this blog is here to provide you information on frequently asked questions about dental treatments in Turkey.

Is it safe to go to Turkey for dental work?

Yes, you can travel for you to travel to Turkey safely. There are 2 important pillars to make it happen.

First of all, you should start working with a clinic that is medically expert and reliable. Doing so, will make your dental treatment process as smooth as possible.

Second of all, when compared with the rest of the cities, Antalya is one of the most secure city in Turkey. You can make your own research to confirm the same. As a touristic destination of Turkey, you can enjoy your time with your loved ones in a seaside hotel with CK Health Turkey.

Also, CK Health Turkey take it upon itself to ensure your safety, overall wellbeing and optimum treatment results. Thus, you can contact CK Health Turkey for medical assistance about your dental treatment.

Is dental treatment cheap in Turkey?

Yes, when compared, mostly, dental treatments are cheap in Turkey than the UK. It the general idea of patients that come from UK that they are able to save money in between 50% – 70% on dental prices. You can have more cost effective options when getting more costly dental treatment. That is why, All on 4 and Zirconium Crown treatments are specifically popular.

How long do dental implants take in Turkey?

In general, the dental implant procedure in Turkey can take between 3 months – 1 year. Starting from the first consultation the first part of the process can take approximately between 8 – 10 days. On the other hand, second part of the process can take approximately up to 7 days.

Keep in mind that dental treatments are customized to patient’s needs and expectations by nature. The above timelines are general and here to provide you some picture. You should consult with your medical healthcare professionals for your dental treatment timelines.