All-on-4 Turkey Packages: What's Included and What to Confirm in Writing

“All-inclusive” means different things to different clinics. This guide lists what a credible All-on-4 package should include, where patients are often surprised by extra charges, and how OrbisMed confirms pricing in GBP before travel.

Four common hidden-cost patterns

Industry reports and patient forums suggest these patterns appear repeatedly across the wider market — not only in Turkey:

Arrival scans — CBCT or 3D imaging billed as an extra on day one despite being essential for safe surgery
Grafting added on arrival — recommended for every patient rather than when imaging shows need
Brand switch — advertised premium brand replaced with an unnamed system unless you ask early
Warranty travel — second visit or remedial surgery quoted separately despite marketing “lifetime” language

OrbisMed aims to list imaging, brands and both visits upfront. If any line item is missing from a competitor quote, treat that as a question — not a bargain.

OrbisMed itemised quote checklist

Confirm these ten items in writing before paying a deposit:

#	Line item	Why it matters
1	Implant brand and model	Maintenance and warranty traceability
2	Fixture count (4 vs 6)	Clinical appropriateness
3	CBCT / 3D imaging	Surgical planning
4	Provisional bridge — visit 1	What “same day teeth” actually means
5	Definitive bridge material — visit 2	Zirconia vs acrylic upgrade
6	Second visit prosthetic fees included	Avoids surprise remake invoices
7	Hotel nights (number and standard)	Logistics clarity
8	Airport–clinic transfers	Often omitted in cheap quotes
9	Implant passport / batch docs	UK dentist handover
10	Coordinator + aftercare contact	Post-travel support

Currency: GBP confirmed before travel

OrbisMed confirms package prices in GBP in your written proposal. Currency swings should not change agreed inclusions after you book flights. Ask any provider whether the quote is fixed in pounds or subject to daily exchange adjustment.

Optional add-ons — when clinically indicated only

Bone grafting, sinus lifts, sedation upgrades or extra hotel nights may be appropriate — but they should follow CBCT findings, not a sales script on arrival. If grafting appears on your plan, ask what happens if you decline and whether alternatives exist.

Second visit: confirm it is included

Some advertisements price only the surgical trip. Definitive zirconia bridges are typically fitted months later. If the second visit is “optional” or “from €X extra”, the headline price is incomplete.

Read the two-visit timeline and cost comparison.

Downloadable PDF checklist

A printable PDF checklist is planned for a future update. Until then, save or print this page and tick items off against any quote you receive.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does all-inclusive mean for OrbisMed?

Clinical package inclusions listed in your written GBP plan: implants, imaging, provisional and definitive prosthetic stages, stated hotel nights, transfers and coordination. Flights are excluded.

Are hotel and transfers always included?

They are included as stated in your proposal — confirm the number of nights and transfer routes in writing.

Can the implant brand change after I arrive?

Your written plan should name the brand. If a clinic proposes a switch on arrival, pause and ask for documentation before agreeing.

Is CBCT included or an extra?

CBCT should be included or clearly priced before travel — not sprung on you at check-in.

Where do hidden costs appear most often?

Second visit prosthetics, arrival scans, grafting sold to every patient, and unnamed implant systems.