Hollywood Smile Turkey · from €3,350

A Hollywood smile is a complete smile transformation, typically using 8 to 20 veneers or crowns (usually EMAX or zirconia) across the visible upper and lower teeth. The goal is a symmetrical, bright, well-proportioned smile calibrated to your face rather than a generic template.

Who is a good candidate?

• Patients seeking a significant aesthetic upgrade across multiple teeth.
• Discolouration, chipping, minor spacing, or alignment issues not requiring orthodontics.
• Willingness to commit to irreversible tooth preparation.

A Hollywood smile is not the right operation for minor corrections — whitening, a single veneer, or short-course clear aligners may be better. And it is not a shortcut for major alignment problems that orthodontics should address first.

Veneers vs. crowns

Veneers

Thin shells bonded to the front surface of the tooth. Minimal tooth reduction. Ideal when the underlying tooth is structurally sound.

Crowns

Full-coverage restoration. More tooth reduction required. Necessary when the underlying tooth is compromised or a veneer cannot achieve the aesthetic goal.

Shape and colour selection

Colour and shape are selected with you, using digital smile design software. We will push back honestly against colour choices that will look unnatural against your skin tone and eye colour. A Hollywood smile that looks like a Hollywood smile in photos — not real teeth — is a failed outcome.

The procedure

Typically three to five working days. Consultation and digital design day one, tooth preparation and temporary placement day two to three, final cementation day four or five.

Risks and realistic expectations

Tooth preparation is irreversible. Veneers and crowns need replacement every fifteen to twenty years. Good oral hygiene and regular cleanings are not optional. We discuss these commitments frankly before starting work.

Choose a treatment plan before a smile package

“Hollywood Smile” describes a cosmetic goal, not a diagnosis. Start by explaining what bothers you about your smile and what you would prefer to keep. You may want a different colour, repair of damaged teeth, closure of a visible space, or a more consistent appearance. Each concern needs a dental assessment rather than an automatic recommendation to restore every tooth.

Ask the dentist to distinguish veneers from crowns in the proposed plan. The American Dental Association's veneer guide explains that veneers cover the front surface of a tooth, while crowns cover the tooth more extensively. The names should not be used interchangeably in your quote.

What the published package means

As of October 2026, the confirmed Estetica Istanbul package is 12 E.max veneers and seven hotel nights for €3,350. Flights are not included. A plan for 16 or 20 veneers needs an individual quote; ask for the price of that specific plan rather than assuming the same package applies.

Ask which 12 teeth the proposal covers and why that selection suits your smile. The package quantity should be explained in relation to your goals, not used to pressure you into a fixed number of restorations.

Discuss shade, shape and everyday appearance

Explain whether you want a subtle change or a noticeably brighter smile. Ask how the dentist will compare the proposed colour with teeth that will remain untreated. Describe anything you like about your current smile so it is not lost in a conversation focused only on change.

Ask when you can review the design, who receives your feedback and what changes remain possible at each stage. A computer image or sample photograph helps with discussion but should not be treated as a guaranteed result.

Consider a smaller change first

Ask whether whitening, a smaller number of restorations, bonding, orthodontic treatment or no treatment could address your priorities. If the main concern is colour, ask why a restoration is being recommended rather than a colour treatment.

Existing crowns or veneers also matter. The NHS whitening guidance explains that whitening lightens natural teeth, not existing restorations. Planning a uniform appearance may therefore involve more than picking the whitest shade.

Plan for the years after the photograph

Ask how to care for the restorations, which checks are needed and what the written agreement covers if an issue arises. Keep a record of the treated teeth and materials for your dentist at home.

Is the package suitable for everyone?

No package quantity replaces a dental examination. The dentist should explain whether those restorations suit your teeth and goals.

Can I ask for more than 12 veneers?

Yes, ask for an individual assessment and quote. Do not assume that a larger plan has the published 12-veneer price.

Does seven nights mean every plan finishes on time?

It describes the package accommodation. Ask what could alter the appointment schedule and what happens if you need additional treatment or visits.

“Hollywood Smile” is a package name, not a diagnosis

Begin with the change you want rather than a standard number of teeth. You may be concerned about colour, shape, spacing, old restorations or a damaged tooth. Ask the dentist to explain which findings relate to health and function and which recommendations are elective changes in appearance.

As of October 2026, the documented Hollywood Smile package starts from €3,350 all-inclusive, flights excluded, for 12 E.max veneers and seven hotel nights. Sixteen or twenty veneers require a personalised quote. A package quantity must not become a reason to prepare teeth that do not need the treatment you have chosen.

Map the smile before agreeing to irreversible work

Ask for a tooth-by-tooth plan identifying veneers, crowns, existing restorations and untreated teeth. These terms should not be mixed simply because all the visible surfaces will look new. Tell the dentist what you like about your current smile as well as what you want changed. A result should be discussed in relation to your own face, speech and daily life.

The Manchester University NHS leaflet on crowns, veneers and bridges explains that preparation may involve removing tooth surface and that complications can occur. Ask about the amount and purpose of proposed preparation, irreversibility and the possible need for later treatment. The package label does not remove that consent discussion.

Request a comparison with whitening, bonding, orthodontic treatment, fewer restorations or no immediate change. Ask what each would address and leave unchanged. If a crown is proposed, ask why a smaller restoration is unsuitable for that tooth.

Shape, shade and bite all belong in the design

Bring examples to describe preferences, but do not treat a celebrity image as a specification. Ask how the proposed shade will look beside untreated natural teeth and old restorations. Discuss length, width and any concerns about an appearance that feels too uniform.

Tell the dentist about grinding, clenching, previous fractures and sensitivity. Ask whether those findings change the restoration design or future care. Do not interpret a material name as a guarantee that a restoration will tolerate every bite or habit.

Ask whether you will have a mock-up, temporary restorations or another preview and when you can request changes. A computer image cannot establish exactly how a restoration will feel or how tissue will heal. Agree how uncertainty is addressed before preparation.

Read the appointment sequence before buying the return fare

Ask what is planned for examination, preparation, temporary work, fabrication, try-in, final fitting and review.

Seven hotel nights are a commercial inclusion, not a guarantee that every treatment finishes before checkout. Ask what discoveries could change the plan and how additional appointments are arranged. Keep a final review distinct from an airport transfer, and report discomfort or a bite that feels wrong before departure.

Give each possible extra a name and a price

The included list must match the confirmed package: 12 E.max veneers, seven nights and the agreed clinical and travel services.

Exclusions include international flights, extra Deniz nights at €70 each, Antwell upgrade at an additional €40 per night, additional dentistry discovered on examination, replacement of unrelated restorations, future maintenance and complication or revision treatment unless written terms cover them. Ask about insurance separately. Optional massage and drainage are paid extras, not dental requirements.

If more teeth are proposed after examination, request the clinical rationale and revised written total before deciding. The 12-veneer floor cannot price every combination of veneers, crowns and implants. Nor does adding teeth guarantee a more natural appearance.

Discuss risks before the first irreversible step

Ask about sensitivity, damage to the underlying tooth, chipping, gum changes, bite discomfort and possible further treatment. No fixed lifespan or perfect symmetry is promised. Ask which risks apply to each restoration.

Plan maintenance while the treating dentist can explain it

Ask for cleaning guidance, any protection recommended for grinding and a record of the teeth and materials treated. Discuss how your usual dentist can continue checks and how a chip, discomfort or another concern is assessed. No restoration is promised as maintenance-free or lifelong.

Will all twelve teeth be veneers?

The documented package specifies twelve E.max veneers. Any different tooth-by-tooth plan should be explained and quoted rather than silently substituted.

Can I stop if I dislike the preview?

Ask before booking how design approval and postponement are handled, especially before irreversible preparation.

What do I do after returning home?

Follow the dentist's instructions and obtain local assessment when needed. Request the written aftercare and financial policy before travel. Send photographs and your dental history for a free initial assessment.

What if my medical history changes suitability?

Tell the dentist about medical conditions, medicines, allergies and previous treatment before booking. Ask which findings require additional assessment or postponement.

Does the end of the hotel booking establish fitness to travel?

No. Ask the dentist which checks are needed and whether the planned journey is appropriate. Clinical review, airline requirements and paid accommodation are separate arrangements.