Implant-Supported Dentures treatment in Switzerland

Implant-Supported Dentures

Flavio Sonanini
Reviewed by Flavio Sonanini, Medical Travel Expert|Updated: January 2026

Implant-supported dentures attach to dental implants rather than sitting on gums. This provides superior stability, prevents bone loss, and eliminates common denture problems like slipping, clicking, and adhesive dependency—restoring natural eating and speaking confidence.

What is Implant-Supported Dentures?

Implant-supported dentures attach to dental implants rather than sitting on gums. This provides superior stability, prevents bone loss, and eliminates common denture problems like slipping, clicking, and adhesive dependency—restoring natural eating and speaking confidence.

What to Know Before You Go

💡 Pro Tip: Start with a consultation trip to plan your treatment, then return for implant placement. Some clinics offer immediate loading, allowing temporary teeth the same day as implant surgery.

⚠️ Insider Note: The number of implants affects stability and cost. 4+ implants per arch provides optimal stability and support; 2 implants is the minimum for lower arch but may not suit everyone.

Cost of Implant-Supported Dentures in Turkey

Treatment
Turkey
UK
USA
Savings
2 implants + overdenture
€2,500-€4,000
£6,000-€10,000
$8,000-€15,000
60-70%
4 implants + overdenture
€4,000-€6,000
£10,000-€15,000
$15,000-€22,000
60-70%
Fixed implant denture (per arch)
€5,000-€8,000
£12,000-€20,000
$20,000-€30,000
60-70%

Savings: Turkey offers 60-70% savings on implant-supported dentures compared to UK/USA prices.

What's Included

Implant denture packages in Turkey typically cover:

Consultation and treatment planning
CT scan and X-rays
Dental implants (premium brands)
Implant surgery with sedation
Temporary prosthetic during healing
Final custom denture
Attachments and fittings
Follow-up appointments

Benefits

Superior stability vs traditional dentures
Prevents bone loss in jaw
No adhesives or pastes needed
Eat confidently—no slipping or clicking
Natural appearance and function
Preserves facial structure
Long-lasting solution (20+ years)
60-70% savings vs UK/USA

The Procedure

Day 1 – Consultation: Assessment, CT scan, and treatment planning.

Days 2-3 – Surgery: Implants placed under local anesthesia with sedation.

Same day or next: Temporary prosthetic fitted (if immediate loading).

Months 3-6 – Healing: Osseointegration (bone fuses with implants).

Return visit – Impressions: Custom denture designed and fabricated.

Final day – Attachment: Permanent denture fitted to implants.

Recovery & Downtime

Days 1-3: Swelling, soft diet, temporary prosthetic worn
Week 1-2: Initial healing, continued soft diet
Week 3-4: Resume normal diet gradually
Months 3-6: Bone integration with implants (healing period)
Return visit: Permanent denture placed

Potential Side Effects

Swelling for 3-5 days after implant placement (occurs in 80-90% of patients)
Bruising around jaw area (occurs in 30-50% of patients)
Discomfort managed with medication (occurs in 100% of patients)
Temporary numbness near implant sites (occurs in 5-10% of patients)
Rare: Implant failure requiring replacement (occurs in 2-5% of implants)

Is Implant-Supported Dentures Right for You?

Ideal candidates:

Missing all or most teeth
Frustrated with traditional dentures
Adequate bone density (or willing to graft)
Good overall health

Not suitable for:

Uncontrolled diabetes
Heavy smokers (higher failure risk)
Insufficient bone without grafting
Certain blood disorders

Frequently Asked Questions

How many implants do I need?

Lower arch typically requires 2-4 implants. Upper arch requires 4-6 implants due to softer bone density. More implants provide greater stability and distribute forces better.

Can I eat normally with implant dentures?

Yes, you can eat most foods with confidence—steak, apples, corn on the cob—unlike traditional dentures that slip and limit your diet significantly.

How long do they last?

Dental implants can last 20+ years with proper care, often a lifetime. The denture attachments (locators or bar) may need replacement every 5-10 years.

Are they removable?

Overdentures can be unclipped and removed for cleaning. Fixed implant dentures (like All-on-4) are permanently screwed to implants and cleaned in place.

What about my existing dentures?

Sometimes existing dentures can be retrofitted with attachments to connect to new implants—saving money on a completely new prosthetic.

Is the procedure painful?

Implant surgery is performed under local anesthesia with optional sedation—you shouldn't feel pain during the procedure. Post-operative discomfort is manageable with prescribed medication.

What if I don't have enough bone?

Bone grafting procedures can build up bone volume. Alternatively, techniques like All-on-4 use angled implants to maximize available bone without grafting.

How do I clean implant dentures?

Daily brushing of the denture and attachments, water flossing around implants, and regular dental check-ups every 6 months maintain optimal implant health.

Is This Right For You?

"Anyone with missing teeth wanting secure, stable dentures without adhesives or slipping."

Benefits

Superior stability vs traditional dentures

Prevents bone loss in jaw

No adhesives needed

Eat confidently—no slipping

Natural appearance and function

Preserves facial structure

Long-lasting solution

60-70% savings vs UK/USA

The Process

Procedure

Day 1: Consultation, planning, and X-rays.

Days 2-3: Implants placed surgically under local anesthesia.

Months 3-6: Healing period (osseointegration).

Return visit: Impressions and denture fitting.

Final day: Denture attached to implants.

Recovery & Downtime

Days 1-3: Swelling, soft diet, temporary prosthetic. Week 1-2: Initial healing, continued soft diet. Months 3-6: Bone integrates with implants. Return visit: Permanent denture placed.

Potential Side Effects

  • Swelling for 3-5 days after implant placement (occurs in 80-90% of patients)
  • Bruising around jaw (occurs in 30-50% of patients)
  • Discomfort managed with medication (occurs in 100% of patients)
  • Temporary numbness (occurs in 5-10% of patients)
  • Rare: Implant failure requiring replacement (occurs in 2-5% of implants)

Frequently Asked Questions

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