Guides for patients travelling from Europe
What changes when you cross a border for All-on-6: what your insurer or tax office will and will not pay, entry rules, your rights, your records and care back home.
Your country: insurance, tax and cover
All-on-6 in Türkiye if you are insured in Belgium
Insured in Belgium? The RIZIV/INAMI implant rule for over-70s, what your mutualité or ziekenfonds may add, and why treatment in Türkiye is usually private.
Read the article →All-on-6 in Türkiye if you are insured in France
Insured in France? Why implants are outside the Sécurité sociale fee schedule, why planned care outside the EU is not reimbursed, and what to ask your mutuelle.
Read the article →All-on-6 in Türkiye if you are insured in Germany
Living in Germany and considering All-on-6 in Türkiye? What your Krankenkasse will and will not pay, the Heil- und Kostenplan, and tax rules.
Read the article →All-on-6 in Türkiye if you live in Ireland
Living in Ireland? How Revenue’s relief for non-routine dental treatment can apply to work done abroad, the Form Med 2, and what else to plan for All-on-6.
Read the article →All-on-6 in Türkiye if you are insured with the NFZ
Insured with the NFZ? Implants are not funded, but removable dentures are. What changed in 2025, what that means for All-on-6 in Türkiye, and how to plan.
Read the article →All-on-6 in Türkiye if you are insured in Switzerland or Austria
Insured in Switzerland or Austria? Why Swiss basic insurance excludes most dental care, what extra cover may do, and what to ask the ÖGK first.
Read the article →All-on-6 in Türkiye if you are insured in the Netherlands
Insured in the Netherlands? What the basisverzekering and an aanvullende tandartsverzekering cover for implants abroad, and the tax rules on zorgkosten.
Read the article →All-on-6 for British people living in Spain or Portugal
Retired to Spain or Portugal? What public dental care covers there, why implants are private, how the S1 fits in, and how to plan All-on-6.
Read the article →All-on-6 in Türkiye for Ukrainian patients
For Ukrainians at home or in the EU: entry rules for Türkiye, ID card or passport, how host-country cover treats implants, and your records.
Read the article →Crossing the border: rules and rights
Your rights as a patient in Türkiye
What Türkiye’s Patient Rights Regulation says about your right to information, to see and copy your records, to have them corrected and to confidentiality.
Read the article →Sending your X-rays and health details to a clinic outside the EU
What the GDPR and Türkiye’s data protection law say when you send X-rays and medical details to a clinic in Türkiye, and practical ways to share them safely.
Read the article →The EU cross-border healthcare directive, and why it stops at Türkiye
Directive 2011/24/EU lets EU patients be reimbursed for some care in other member states. Why it does not reach Türkiye, and what that means for All-on-6.
Read the article →Travelling to Türkiye for treatment: ID card or passport?
Which European travellers can enter Türkiye visa-free, for how long, and when an ID card is enough. Checks to make before booking two trips for All-on-6.
Read the article →Why the European Health Insurance Card does not cover Türkiye
The European Health Insurance Card works in the EU, EEA, Switzerland and the UK, not in Türkiye, and never for planned treatment. What that means for your trip.
Read the article →Your dental records under GDPR: getting what a clinic abroad needs
How to get copies of your X-rays and dental records from your dentist in Europe, why the first copy should be free, and the formats a clinic abroad can use.
Read the article →Language, records and aftercare at home
Aftercare with your dentist at home
What your dentist at home needs to look after All-on-6 done in Türkiye: implant passport, parts, X-rays, check-ups and finding a willing dentist.
Read the article →Comparing full-arch implant treatment across borders
All-on-6 at home, in another EU country or in Türkiye? The questions that matter anywhere: regulator, planning, materials, guarantee and aftercare.
Read the article →Implant parts across Europe: why the brand matters at home
Why the implant brand and system on your All-on-6 matter for repairs at home, how to check a brand is available where you live, and what to ask the clinic.
Read the article →Having treatment in a language that is not your own
Practical steps for patients treated in Türkiye in a second language: written plans, interpreters, consent forms you understand, and questions.
Read the article →Turkish dental words you may see on your plan
A plain glossary of Turkish dental terms on plans, consent forms, invoices and records: implant, köprü, zirkonyum, geçici, onam formu, fatura.
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