All-on-4 Dental Implants Abroad: 2026 Cost Comparison
All-on-4 costs around £9,000 to £15,000 per arch in the UK. Abroad, the same treatment with the same implant brands typically costs £3,000 to £6,500. This guide compares typical 2026 prices in Turkey, Hungary, Poland, Croatia and Spain, and explains what the packages actually include.
What is All-on-4?
All-on-4 is a way of replacing a full arch of teeth — the whole top or bottom row — using just four implants instead of one implant per tooth. Two implants are placed at the front of the jaw and two at an angle further back, and a full bridge of replacement teeth is fixed onto them.
The appeal is simple: instead of paying for eight or ten individual implants, you pay for four, and you get a complete set of fixed teeth that do not come out like a denture. It was developed for people who have lost most or all of the teeth in one jaw, or whose remaining teeth are failing.
Whether All-on-4 is right for you is not something any website can tell you — your dentist will assess your jaw, your bite and your overall dental health first. This page covers what it costs, not whether you should have it.
What All-on-4 costs in the UK
At typical 2026 prices, UK private clinics charge:
- Per arch: £9,000–£15,000, with around £12,000 being typical
- Both arches: £18,000–£28,000
- London prices run 15–25% higher than the national average
That makes All-on-4 one of the most expensive routine dental treatments in Britain — and one of the biggest reasons UK patients look abroad. For a full breakdown of the price gap across every treatment type, see our UK vs abroad price comparison.
All-on-4 abroad: country-by-country comparison
Typical 2026 prices per arch:
| Country | All-on-4 per arch | Typical saving vs UK | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| UK | £9,000–£15,000 | — | London 15–25% higher |
| Turkey | £3,000–£6,000 | 60–75% | Packages usually include hotel and transfers |
| Hungary | £3,900–£6,500 | 50–65% | Long-established UK patient corridor |
| Poland | £5,000–£7,000 | 45–60% | Priced per jaw; EU-trained dentists |
| Croatia | roughly £5,500–£9,000 | around 40% | Typically ~60% of the UK price |
| Spain | roughly £6,000–£8,500 | 30–50% | Priciest abroad option, still below London |
A few things to note. Turkey is usually the cheapest, and premium implant brands such as Straumann sit at the top of its range — see our Turkey dental implants cost guide. Hungary has treated UK patients for decades and works with the same brands UK dentists use (Straumann, Nobel Biocare, AlphaBio, Dentium) — details in our Hungary cost guide. Poland is a strong middle option with cheap flights from most UK airports — see the Poland cost guide. Croatia and Spain suit patients who want EU regulation with a holiday setting — covered in our Croatia and Spain guide.
What the packages actually include
Abroad, All-on-4 is usually sold as a package rather than an itemised bill. At typical 2026 prices a package in Turkey or Hungary generally covers:
- The four implants and the fixed bridge
- Surgery, anaesthesia and clinic fees
- A temporary set of teeth to wear while you heal
- Scans and consultations at the clinic
- In Turkey especially: hotel accommodation and VIP airport transfers
What is usually not included: your flights, bone grafting if your jaw needs it, sedation upgrades, and your second trip (more on that below). Always ask for the inclusions in writing before you book — and read our guide on safety and how to vet a clinic abroad before committing to anyone.
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The 2-visit reality vs "teeth in a day" marketing
Plenty of clinics advertise All-on-4 as "teeth in a day". Treat that phrase with caution.
The standard, conservative pathway is two trips: implants are placed on the first visit, and the final fixed bridge is fitted 3–6 months later once the implants have fused with the bone. In between, you wear a temporary bridge or denture. Same-day "immediate load" teeth — where a fixed temporary bridge goes on the day of surgery — is genuinely possible, but only for suitable cases with good bone quality, and the final teeth still come later.
If a clinic promises permanent teeth in one visit without examining your scans first, that is a sales pitch, not a treatment plan. The UK's General Dental Council specifically warns patients to avoid pressure selling when going abroad. Budget for two trips, and treat a single-trip outcome as a bonus your dentist may or may not offer.
Are you a candidate?
All-on-4 depends on having enough healthy bone in the right places to hold four implants. Not everyone does — long-term denture wearers and smokers often have bone loss, and conditions such as uncontrolled diabetes or gum disease can complicate healing.
None of this rules you out automatically. Angled implants were designed partly to work around bone loss, and bone grafting can rebuild deficient areas (at extra cost and extra healing time). But only a dentist reviewing your CT scans can say which camp you fall into. A sensible first step is an assessment with your own UK dentist before you request quotes from abroad — reputable foreign clinics will ask for your scans anyway.
What a full trip actually costs: worked example
Here is a realistic total for one arch of All-on-4 in Turkey at typical 2026 prices:
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| All-on-4 package (incl. hotel and transfers, trip 1) | £4,500 |
| Return flights × 2 trips | £400 |
| Hotel for trip 2 (3–4 nights) | £250 |
| Food, spending, travel insurance | £200 |
| Contingency fund | £500 |
| Total | £5,850 |
Against a typical UK price of £12,000 for the same arch, that is a saving of around £6,000 — even after paying for two trips and keeping £500 aside for the unexpected. The gap is wider still for both arches, where UK prices reach £18,000–£28,000. If you are replacing every tooth in both jaws, also read our full-mouth dental implants abroad guide, and start with the dental implants abroad cost hub for the full picture.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does All-on-4 cost abroad compared to the UK?
At typical 2026 prices, All-on-4 costs £9,000–£15,000 per arch in the UK versus £3,000–£6,500 in Turkey or Hungary and £5,000–£9,000 in Poland, Croatia or Spain. Even after flights, hotels and two trips, most patients save 40–70%.
Is All-on-4 abroad the same quality as in the UK?
Reputable clinics in Hungary, Poland, Turkey, Croatia and Spain use the same implant systems as UK dentists — Straumann, Nobel Biocare, AlphaBio, Dentium and Osstem. Quality varies by clinic, not by country, so vet the clinic and ask for the implant brand in writing.
Can I really get All-on-4 in one trip?
Only sometimes. Immediate-load temporary teeth on the day of surgery are possible for suitable cases, but the final bridge is normally fitted 3–6 months later on a second trip. Plan and budget for two visits.
Do All-on-4 packages abroad include hotels and transfers?
In Turkey, usually yes — hotel, airport transfers and temporary teeth are commonly bundled in. In Hungary, Poland, Croatia and Spain, packages more often cover treatment only, so add accommodation to your budget.
What if I don't have enough bone for All-on-4?
Angled implants often work around moderate bone loss, and grafting can rebuild bone where needed, though it adds cost and healing time. Your dentist will assess your CT scans before anything is agreed — be wary of any clinic that quotes without seeing them.
Is it safe to have All-on-4 done abroad?
It can be, with proper vetting: EU-regulated or JCI-accredited clinics, a named implant brand with a warranty card, a written aftercare plan and UK follow-up arranged before you fly. Our safety guide covers the risks and how to manage them.
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