How to read this price list
Dental prices are per tooth or per jaw rather than per treatment plan, so the total depends on how many teeth are treated. Each line names the material or the implant brand and where it is made. Crowns and veneers are priced by material - zirconium, monolithic zirconium, E-max and Lumineers - and implants by brand. Which of them suits your teeth is decided after an examination and X-rays at your free consultation, and the treatments themselves are explained on the cosmetic dentistry page.
What changes the price
Two things: how many teeth are treated, and what they are made of. Crowns and veneers are priced per tooth by material, so the total follows the number of teeth in the plan. Implants are priced per implant by brand - the list runs from brands made in Türkiye to German, Swiss, South Korean and American ones - and a full-arch prosthesis is priced per jaw. Work that supports the cosmetic result has its own line: an inlay or onlay, a temporary prosthesis after an implant, or a night guard.
Choosing between the materials
Zirconium is the strongest and suits teeth that take the most force; monolithic zirconium is milled from a single block; E-max lets more light through, which is why it is usually chosen for the teeth that show when you smile; and Lumineers are ultra-thin facings that need little or no reshaping of the tooth. The difference is explained on the dental veneers page, and crowns and a full Hollywood smile have their own pages.
How to book
Send photographs of your teeth through the free consultation. The dentist examines them, asks for X-rays where they are needed, and sets out the plan and its total before treatment begins.