Is it worth flying to Turkey for composite bonding? A 3-day trip plan
The maths for one tooth versus eight, a day-by-day plan, and what to do if something chips after you get home.
By [Dr. Full Name] · Updated 15 September 2026
The maths
| Teeth | UK (£250–450 each) | Auradentis (£80–150 each, indicative) | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | £500–900 | £160–300 | £340–600 |
| 6 | £1,500–2,700 | £480–900 | £1,000–1,800 |
| 8 | £2,000–3,600 | £640–1,200 | £1,400–2,400 |
Return flights from London are usually £120–250, from Germany or the Netherlands £100–200. Two hotel nights [£—]. So: two teeth rarely pays; six or more usually does, and the trip doubles as a check-up.
Day by day
Day 1. Land at Sabiha Gökçen Airport. Our driver meets you at arrivals; the clinic is 25 minutes away. Photos, scan, shade selection, and if planned, whitening.
Day 2. Bonding appointment, one to three hours. Polish, bite check, photos. Afternoon free.
Day 3. Short morning check. Transfer back to the airport.
Direct flights: London ~3h 50m, Frankfurt ~3h, Amsterdam ~3h 30m.
If something chips at home
Composite is repaired, not replaced, and any dentist can do it. You get a treatment record listing the materials used. [State your repair policy here.]
Before you book
Send photos first. If bonding is not the right treatment for your teeth, we say so before you buy a flight. Composite bonding page · Clinic and getting here