Antalya Dental Price List 2026: 28 Treatments with Published Prices

Why Antalya’s Dental Prices Are Unusually Transparent

We track published dental prices in dozens of cities around the world. In most destinations, only a handful of clinics list their fees online. Antalya is different. Out of 32 clinics we monitor in the city, a large majority post price pages on their own websites. In August 2026, that gave us verified price data for 28 distinct treatments — the highest coverage ratio of any city in our tracking. If a treatment is offered here, there’s a good chance you can see a published number before you travel.

This openness is common across Turkish dental markets. Clinics in Istanbul, Ankara, and the coastal cities compete on price and service, and publishing fees is one way to attract international patients. For Antalya, the practice is reinforced by its identity as a Mediterranean resort destination. Dental tourists often combine a procedure with a holiday, and seeing costs upfront helps them budget a trip that can include a hotel and airport transfers.

Verified Treatment Prices in Antalya

The table below shows the prices we collected from clinic websites on August 8, 2026. We recorded the minimum, maximum, and median for each treatment, as well as how many clinics made that price public. All figures are in U.S. dollars and reflect what the clinic advertises — not necessarily the final amount you’ll be quoted after an exam.

Where these numbers come from: Molar City collected them from the published price pages of dental clinics in Antalya on 2026-08-08 — 28 treatments, each one published by between 2 and 19 clinics. They are what clinics advertise, not quotes we negotiated and not what you will necessarily be charged after an exam. Prices change and a published price is not a quote.

A few treatments stand out for both their popularity and the range of prices. A simple tooth extraction can be found for as low as $27, but the median is $74. Surgical extractions start at $101, with a median of $162. For restorative work, a zirconia crown has a median of $216 and a maximum of $300, while a porcelain veneer sits at a median of $223. Implant prices vary widely depending on brand: a Straumann implant (generally considered a premium option) has a median of $829, while Nobel Biocare implants have a median of $795. Standard titanium implants — often a more generic brand — show a median of $566, but the data for those is thinner, with only four clinics publishing a price.

For more routine care, teeth cleaning starts at $53, with a median of $74. Root canals in Antalya have a median of $135, while composite fillings come in at a median of $81. Even cosmetic treatments like laser teeth whitening show a median of $307, and night guards have a median of $98. If you’re anxious about dental work, IV sedation by an anesthesiologist is published by six clinics, with a median of $606. The maximum listed is $1,348. This is often not included in package deals, so ask explicitly.

How Antalya Compares to U.S. Prices

When patients from the United States consider dental tourism, the savings can be substantial. A single dental implant in the U.S. commonly runs between $2,500 and $5,000. In Antalya, the median Straumann implant is $829, and even the highest price we saw for that brand was $3,369. For a zirconia crown, U.S. fees typically range from $1,200 to $1,800. The median price in Antalya is $216, and the highest we found was $300. These numbers don’t factor in travel, accommodation, or follow-up care, but the base procedure costs are dramatically lower.

However, it’s important to understand who this market serves. Antalya’s dental infrastructure is built around European tourism. Direct flights arrive from the U.K., Germany, Russia, and the Middle East. From North America, you’ll almost certainly need a connection, which adds time and expense. If you’re traveling from Los Angeles or New York, Istanbul might be a more direct option with a larger clinic base. Antalya is a strong choice if you’re already planning a Mediterranean vacation or if you’re based in Europe.

Is Antalya the Right Fit for Your Dental Trip?

The city’s appeal goes beyond prices. With an average Google rating of 4.89 across 31 clinics, and over 22,600 reviews total, the market shows a highly competitive, review-conscious environment. Twenty-six clinics have amassed 100 or more reviews — a sign that a significant number of international patients have come through and shared their experiences publicly. This does not eliminate risk, but it does give you more data to work with than you’ll find in many other dental tourism cities.

If you’re considering complex work like zygomatic implants or full-mouth restorations, be aware that published prices may not cover everything. A crown, for instance, might be listed without the core build-up, or an implant might not include the abutment and crown. The package deals many clinics advertise — treatment, hotel, and transfers — can simplify budgeting, but you must confirm in writing exactly what the fee includes. Also, recovery time is real. Sitting on the beach a day after a surgical extraction is not a good idea, no matter how tempting the sea looks.

What the Price Data Doesn’t Show

No amount of publicly listed fees replaces a clinical examination. The prices we collected are snapshots of what clinics publish online. They do not reflect personalized quotes, and they rarely specify the materials or brands used in every step. A “zirconia crown” could be monolithic or layered, and those variations affect durability and aesthetics. Similarly, a “standard titanium implant” could come from a dozen different manufacturers, with different levels of clinical evidence behind them.

We also cannot tell you which clinic is right for you. A high Google rating and a low price are both signals, but they don’t guarantee a good outcome for your particular health situation. Some treatment categories, like orthodontic braces, appear only twice in our dataset; the published range is $1,500 to $5,302, but with so few samples, it may not capture the full market. Always request a detailed treatment plan, ask about what’s included, and understand the clinic’s policy on guarantees or revisions before you commit to an international trip for dental care.