All-on-4 vs All-on-6 Cost: Turkey vs UK
The most consistent practical difference between All-on-4 and All-on-6 is what you pay for the two extra implants. Here are typical 2026 quoted ranges in pounds — per arch, Turkey versus the UK — so you can budget from realistic figures rather than a headline number.
Written by All-on-4 vs All-on-6 — Editorial · Clinically reviewed by Dr Dilan Najat Abdah, GDC 268189 · Last medically reviewed 20 July 2026
How much more does All-on-6 cost than All-on-4?
In Turkey, All-on-6 typically costs roughly £1,500–£2,500 more per arch than All-on-4 — around £6,000–£9,500 against £4,500–£7,500 — mainly reflecting two extra implants, two extra abutments and a larger bridge. The proportional gap is broadly similar wherever you are treated, but the base price differs considerably: UK private clinics typically start around £10,000–£16,000+ for All-on-4 and £14,000–£22,000+ for All-on-6 per arch, so the typical Turkey saving is around 60–70%. These are typical quoted ranges compiled from public price lists and partner-clinic quotes — not audited averages — and pricing was last checked 20 July 2026. A genuine written quote for your own case still needs a CBCT scan and clinical assessment.
Typical 2026 price ranges
These are typical, all-inclusive quoted ranges — implants, abutments, temporary bridge and final bridge — compiled from public UK-clinic price lists and partner-clinic quotes. UK figures are private-sector; Turkey figures reflect established clinics in cities such as Antalya and Istanbul. Treat them as a starting point for budgeting, not a fixed price, and always confirm what a specific quote includes before comparing it against these ranges.
| Procedure | Turkey (per arch) | UK private (per arch) |
|---|---|---|
| All-on-4 | £4,500–£7,500 | £10,000–£16,000+ |
| All-on-6 | £6,000–£9,500 | £14,000–£22,000+ |
| All-on-4 (both arches) | £9,000–£15,000 | £20,000–£32,000+ |
| All-on-6 (both arches) | £12,000–£19,000 | £28,000–£44,000+ |
Put plainly: a full-mouth All-on-6 quoted at £28,000–£44,000+ from a UK private clinic is commonly quoted at £12,000–£19,000 by established Turkey clinics for broadly comparable inclusions — a saving that, even after flights and accommodation, can still run into five figures on a full-arch case. As with any cross-border comparison, the two quotes are only genuinely comparable once you have checked they cover the same implant brand, bridge material and aftercare.
Why does All-on-6 typically cost more than All-on-4?
The premium is not arbitrary. The additional cost of All-on-6 generally reflects:
- Two additional implant fixtures — implants themselves are a meaningful line item, particularly with established brands.
- Two extra abutments, and the additional surgical time needed to place and restore them.
- A longer, often more heavily reinforced bridge framework spanning the extra fixtures.
- Bone grafting or a sinus lift, when clinically required — this comes up somewhat more often with All-on-6, because its rear implants are typically placed more upright and generally need more bone height than the angled implants used in All-on-4. It is not automatically included in either procedure's price.
None of that makes All-on-6 the better-value option by default. Where a patient's bone and bite already suit All-on-4, the All-on-6 premium buys a margin that may not be clinically necessary for that case. See who needs which for how that judgement is actually made.
What a fair quote typically includes — and what it usually doesn't
A reputable all-inclusive quote should set out clearly what it covers. Based on typical partner-clinic and UK price-list inclusions, that generally means:
- CBCT scan and planning
- extractions where needed
- the implants (four or six per arch)
- same-day temporary bridge
- final bridge
- sedation where appropriate
- airport transfers and hotel nights (Turkey packages)
- UK-patient coordinator (Turkey packages)
Budget separately for items that are commonly excluded:
- return flights (~£150–£350)
- a sensible personal contingency (~£500–£1,000)
- bone grafting/sinus lift if clinically required (may be extra at some clinics)
Ranges are 2026 estimates and vary by clinic, implant brand and final bridge material (acrylic-on-titanium at the lower end, zirconia at the upper end). A personal quote requires a CBCT scan and clinical assessment. Be cautious of any All-on-6 quote priced suspiciously close to a budget All-on-4 quote — that gap usually signals a difference somewhere, whether in implant brand, bridge material, sedation, or what aftercare is actually included. See why Turkey for more on reading a quote without being caught out, and Turkey vs UK for the wider cross-border comparison.
Reading these figures honestly
These ranges are editorial estimates compiled from public price lists and quotes, not an audited industry average, and they will drift over time as clinics and materials change — that is why this page states when pricing was last checked. Two quotes that look similar on paper can still differ in implant brand, bridge material (acrylic-on-titanium sits toward the lower end of a range; zirconia toward the upper end), sedation, and what is included in aftercare. A number on this page is a planning tool, not a promise about what any specific clinic will quote you; that only comes from a CBCT scan and a written quote for your own case.
So which is the more cost-effective option?
Where budget is a primary constraint and a patient's bone supports it, All-on-4 is generally the lower-cost fixed full-arch route, in Turkey or the UK. Where a clinician confirms the bone and bite call for six implants, the additional £1,500–£2,500 per arch buys a margin that can be worthwhile for that specific case — but it is a clinical decision first, and a budget decision second. Either way, treatment in Turkey typically represents a substantial saving against UK private prices for broadly comparable inclusions. See UK cost for the UK-only picture and pros and cons for the wider trade-offs beyond price.
Cost FAQ
How much more does All-on-6 cost than All-on-4?
In Turkey, All-on-6 typically runs £1,500–£2,500 more per arch than All-on-4 — for example £6,000–£9,500 against £4,500–£7,500. The gap generally covers two extra implants, two extra abutments and a longer bridge. In the UK private sector the absolute difference is larger because base prices sit well above Turkey's across the board. These are typical quoted ranges, not audited averages — a personal quote still needs a CBCT scan and clinical assessment.
How much do All-on-4 and All-on-6 typically cost in Turkey in 2026?
Typical quoted ranges compiled from public price lists are roughly £4,500–£7,500 per arch for All-on-4 and £6,000–£9,500 per arch for All-on-6 in Turkey, usually all-inclusive of the CBCT scan, implants, temporary bridge and final bridge. UK private prices for comparable treatment typically start around £10,000–£16,000+ for All-on-4 and £14,000–£22,000+ for All-on-6 per arch. Figures vary by clinic, implant brand and bridge material — treat them as a starting point for budgeting, not a quote.
Why does All-on-6 typically cost more?
The premium generally reflects two additional implant fixtures, two extra abutments, more surgical time, and a longer, often more reinforced bridge. Grafting is also discussed somewhat more often with All-on-6, because its more upright posterior implants generally need more bone height than the angled implants used in All-on-4 — though this depends on individual anatomy, not the procedure alone, and grafting is not automatically included in either quote.
Is the lower-cost All-on-4 ever the right choice on clinical grounds, not just budget?
It can be. Where a patient’s bone and bite suit All-on-4, choosing All-on-6 mainly adds cost and, in some cases, additional healing time for grafting — without a corresponding clinical need. Equally, where bone or bite point toward All-on-6, choosing All-on-4 on price alone can leave less margin than a case may need. The right choice is decided on a CBCT scan and a clinician’s assessment of your own case, not on price in isolation — see who needs which for the fuller decision framework.