Full-mouth implant treatment at Implant Akademi in Istanbul brings together three areas that are particularly important in complex implant rehabilitation: oral surgery, implant-supported prosthodontics and periodontal care.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon Dr Özgür Öztürk focuses on implant surgery and regeneration of lost bone and soft tissue. Prosthodontist Dr Gizem Nur Öztürk works with implant-supported restorations, while Periodontist Dr Elif Nihan Atalay provides periodontal and mucogingival expertise.
For patients considering full mouth dental implants in Istanbul, this multidisciplinary structure is more relevant than simply choosing a package according to the number of implants.
The clinic is located in Çağlayan, Kağıthane, next to Istanbul Justice Palace.
Dr Özgür Öztürk and complex implant surgery
Dr Özgür Öztürk graduated from Istanbul University Faculty of Dentistry in 2007.
He continued immediately into postgraduate training in Oral, Dental and Maxillofacial Surgery at Istanbul University and completed this specialist pathway in 2011.
During 2011, he also trained at the University of Oulu in Finland in areas that included tissue engineering, uncommon odontogenic infections and distraction osteogenesis.
His later academic work included teaching at Gelişim University Faculty of Dentistry between 2020 and 2023.
Today, his main professional interests are oral implantology and bioregeneration.
That second area is particularly relevant to patients considering extensive implant treatment.
A patient who has been missing teeth for many years may have lost substantial bone and soft tissue. In those cases, treatment can require more than simply placing several implants into the jaw.
Dr Öztürk’s current profile states more than 15 years of experience in implant dentistry.
Full-mouth implant treatment is not simply “six implants and a bridge”
A full-arch implant plan starts with the patient’s anatomy.
The dentist and surgeon need to assess:
- remaining teeth
- bone volume
- bone distribution
- gum condition
- infection
- previous implant treatment
- bite
- available restorative space
- the intended position of the final teeth
Two patients who both have no teeth in one jaw can therefore receive different treatment plans.
One may have enough bone for a straightforward fixed implant restoration.
Another may need bone regeneration or another surgical procedure.
A third may still have natural teeth worth preserving.
For this reason, Implant Akademi should assess the jaw before the number of implants or final prosthesis is confirmed.
All-on-4 at Implant Akademi
Implant Akademi currently provides All-on-4 treatment for selected patients with a fully edentulous jaw or teeth that cannot remain.
The protocol uses four implants positioned to support a fixed full-arch prosthesis.
The clinic describes preparing the temporary prosthetic stage before surgery.
If teeth need extraction, the surgeon can remove them and place the implants under local anaesthesia. Implant-level impressions can then support fabrication or adaptation of the temporary fixed teeth.
In suitable cases, a fixed temporary prosthesis can be attached on the same day.
This is an important distinction.
Same-day teeth do not mean that every patient receives the final long-term prosthesis immediately after surgery.
Healing and implant integration remain part of the treatment process.
New Holidays can ask Implant Akademi to clarify which prosthesis is temporary and when the clinic expects to provide the definitive restoration in your individual case.
What if you specifically want All-on-6?
Some patients contact New Holidays because another dentist has proposed six implants rather than four.
The number of implants should not be selected only from an online package.
Bone anatomy, planned prosthesis, implant distribution and clinical preference all influence the decision.
If you specifically want an All-on-6 assessment, tell us when you enquire.
New Holidays can ask Implant Akademi whether six implants per arch are currently appropriate and available for your particular case.
This is more useful than assuming that every full-mouth case should automatically receive either four or six implants.
Same-day implants at this Istanbul clinic
Implant Akademi also uses an immediate implant and immediate-loading approach in suitable cases.
The clinic’s current protocol allows implant placement at the time of extraction in selected patients.
Where implant stability and the wider clinical situation permit, teeth can also be attached during the same treatment period.
Implant Akademi specifically emphasises cooperation between the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon and the Prosthodontist during this process.
That cooperation is important.
The surgeon needs to position the implants safely in the available bone.
The prosthodontist needs those implants to support teeth in a functional position.
A full-mouth implant result therefore depends on both surgical and restorative planning.
Dr Gizem Nur Öztürk and the final implant-supported teeth
Dr Gizem Nur Öztürk is the Prosthodontist within the current Implant Akademi team.
She studied dentistry at Istanbul University and spent part of her dental education at the University of Oulu in Finland.
She later entered postgraduate education in Prosthetic Dentistry at Istanbul University and completed her doctorate/specialist training in 2019.
Her professional interests include:
- implant-supported prosthetic treatment
- complete dentures
- aesthetic dentistry
- temporomandibular disorders
For a full-mouth implant patient, this part of the treatment is essential.
Implants themselves replace roots.
The patient ultimately eats, speaks and smiles with the prosthetic teeth attached to those implants.
Their shape, bite, position and relationship with the opposing jaw therefore require detailed prosthetic planning.
Dr Elif Nihan Atalay and gum health around implants
Dr Elif Nihan Atalay works as a Periodontist at Implant Akademi.
She graduated from Istanbul University Faculty of Dentistry and later completed specialist training in Periodontology at Bülent Ecevit University.
Her current professional interests include implant treatment and mucogingival surgery.
This can become important in a full-mouth case because implant treatment involves more than bone.
The quality and position of the gum tissue around implants can influence hygiene, comfort and the appearance of the final restoration.
Patients with active periodontal disease may also require treatment before the clinic proceeds with extensive implant rehabilitation.
Bone loss does not automatically rule out implants
One of the strongest clinic-specific areas at Implant Akademi is treatment of patients with reduced bone volume.
Dr Öztürk’s professional focus includes bioregeneration of deficient bone and soft tissue.
The clinic currently provides bone grafting for implant patients when additional bone is required.
The treatment can use different grafting approaches according to the defect.
The surgeon first evaluates how much bone is missing and what type of reconstruction is necessary.
This matters for patients who have previously been told that they cannot receive implants because of bone loss.
That previous opinion does not guarantee that implant treatment is possible, but it may justify a specialist surgical assessment.
If you already have a CBCT scan, send it to New Holidays before travelling.
We can ask Implant Akademi to review whether additional bone procedures may need consideration.
PRF and regenerative implant treatment
Implant Akademi also works with platelet concentrates such as PRF within selected regenerative procedures.
PRF is prepared from the patient’s own blood using centrifugation.
The resulting material contains platelets, fibrin and growth factors that can support the healing environment during selected implant and grafting procedures.
The clinic describes using this approach in bone augmentation and more complex implant cases.
Whether PRF has a useful role depends on the actual surgical procedure.
It should therefore form part of an individual treatment decision rather than becoming an automatic extra in every implant package.
3D dental imaging before full-mouth implant surgery
Implant Akademi uses dental volumetric tomography as part of its current technology.
Three-dimensional imaging is particularly relevant for full-mouth implant treatment.
It can help the surgeon assess bone volume and locate anatomical structures that need to be considered during implant placement.
The clinic also uses digital imaging and digital impression technology.
For a complex implant case, the purpose of these systems is not simply to make the clinic look modern.
The resulting information should help the surgeon and prosthetic dentist coordinate the surgical and restorative plan.
What happens when bone grafting is required?
Bone grafting can change the timetable significantly.
Some patients have enough bone for implant placement without additional augmentation.
Others may need grafting before or during implant surgery.
Implant Akademi notes that healing after bone augmentation varies considerably between patients.
In some cases, the reconstructed area may need several months before it becomes suitable for the next stage of implant treatment.
This is why a full-mouth implant trip should not be planned around an online promise that every patient can finish treatment within the same number of days.
The surgical findings determine the real schedule.
Temporary teeth and definitive teeth are not the same thing
This is one of the most important questions to clarify before travelling for full-mouth implants.
When a clinic advertises same-day fixed teeth, the first prosthesis may be a temporary restoration intended for the healing phase.
The definitive restoration can follow later.
Ask specifically:
- Are the same-day teeth temporary or final?
- What material is used for the temporary bridge?
- When is the definitive bridge made?
- How many visits to Istanbul are expected?
- Who designs the final prosthesis?
- What happens if an implant does not achieve the expected stability?
New Holidays can request these details before you confirm your treatment trip.
Do not choose full-mouth implants from an old package price
The previous version of this page included fixed package prices.
We no longer use those figures as the basis for treatment planning.
A full-mouth quotation can change substantially according to the case.
The total may depend on:
- number of implants
- implant system
- extractions
- bone grafting
- regenerative procedures
- temporary prosthesis
- final prosthetic material
- treatment of existing infection
- number of arches treated
A quotation for a patient with excellent bone and no remaining teeth can therefore differ from one for a patient needing extensive surgical reconstruction.
Send your X-ray first and request a current case-specific proposal.
Current Implant Akademi team for a full-mouth case
The current specialist structure is particularly relevant to complex implant rehabilitation:
Dr Özgür Öztürk
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Specialist
Main interests: oral implantology, bone and soft-tissue bioregeneration.
Dr Gizem Nur Öztürk
Prosthodontist
Main interests: implant-supported prosthetics, complete dentures and aesthetic dentistry.
Dr Elif Nihan Atalay
Periodontist
Main interests: implant treatment and mucogingival surgery.
This division of expertise allows surgical, periodontal and prosthetic aspects of a full-mouth case to be considered separately but within the same treatment plan.
Implant Akademi location in Kağıthane
Implant Akademi currently treats patients at:
Çağlayan
Vatan Caddesi No:4
Kağıthane
Istanbul, Turkey
The clinic identifies the location as being next to Istanbul Justice Palace.
This places the clinic on the European side of Istanbul.
Patients booking through New Holidays will receive confirmation of the exact appointment location before attending.
What to send New Holidays before travelling
For a full-mouth implant assessment, dental imaging is particularly useful.
If available, send:
- a recent panoramic X-ray
- a recent CBCT scan
- clear photographs of your mouth and smile
- information about remaining teeth
- details of existing implants
- previous implant failures
- details of removable dentures
- information about gum disease
- any previous advice about bone grafting
- your planned Istanbul dates
If you do not have a CBCT scan, do not arrange one unnecessarily just for the first enquiry.
Send whatever recent records you already have.
We can ask Implant Akademi whether further imaging should take place after you arrive.
Questions worth asking before a full-mouth implant case
A good treatment plan should answer more than “four implants or six implants?”
Before committing, it is useful to know:
- which teeth genuinely need extraction
- who will perform the surgery
- whether grafting is expected
- which implant system is proposed
- whether immediate loading is planned
- what type of temporary teeth you will receive
- who designs the definitive prosthesis
- what final restorative material is planned
- how many trips to Istanbul are expected
These details are particularly important because a full-mouth restoration is intended to function for many years after the dental holiday has ended.
Arrange full mouth dental implants in Istanbul through New Holidays
If you are considering full mouth dental implants in Istanbul, New Holidays can coordinate an assessment with Implant Akademi.
Send us a recent panoramic X-ray or CBCT scan if you already have one.
Tell us whether you currently wear dentures, how many natural teeth remain and whether another dentist has mentioned bone loss or grafting.
We can forward the records to Implant Akademi and request an individual assessment.
For suitable cases, we can also ask whether the clinic expects All-on-4, immediate implant placement or another full-arch approach.
Before you finalise your trip, we can request confirmation of the surgical plan, provisional teeth, definitive restoration and expected number of visits.
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