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Does Dental Implant Surgery Cost Less in Eastern Europe?

Going to Poland, Hungary and Romaina for dental implant (tooth Implants, teeth implants) works out more expensive than you will expect. Dental clinics in these countries that perform dental implant placement are simply no longer competitive.

Many Eastern European clinics charge more than DentalcarePlus dental implant clinics for implant restorative treatment (check their websites) and up to £230 for a CT scan (we charge £125). DentalcarePlus are the UK pioneers in low cost dental implant treatment, without compromising the quality of patient care. We were the first dental group in the UK to offer complete implants for less than £995.

The reality is that at least three visits to a foreign clinic for dental implant treatment plan are required. It is not uncommon for patients to stay abroad for up to 24 days, since there is a waiting time required for the prosthetics to be produced in the dental laboratories. There is also the 6 travelling days to consider.

There are many extra costs often overlooked when comparing the overall cost of treatment in addition to the treatment cost, including :

1. return flights (several for complex dental implant restorations);
   
   
2. car travel (petrol) / train fares to and from UK airports;
   
   
3. UK airport parking charges;
   
   
4. return taxi fares at the destination airport to hotel / car hire (and petrol) costs;
   
   
5. return taxi fares from the hotel to the clinic (if not using car hire);
   
   
6. hotel accommodation (for up to 24 days for complex implant restorations);
   
   
7. restaurant and bar bills;
   
   
8. holiday time off work

Other Considerations with Dental Implant Treatment in Eastern Europe

• Are foreign dentists as strictly regulated as UK dentists?
  
  
• Do foreign dentists have the same level of insurance cover as UK dentists?
  
  
• What happens is there is a post-operative problem? A patient would need to return to the foreign clinic, since most UK dentists refuse to take over and assume responsibility, especially if the treatment abroad was poorly done.
  
  
• Will a foreign dentist rectify badly done treatment free of charge?
  
  
• If the foreign dentist refuses to rectify any faults, how are you going to claim against him?
  
  
• Are patients prepared to sue a foreign dentist in a foreign court?
  
  
• What about after-care? Patients have to travel abroad again for this, since most UK dentists refuse to take over the responsibility after treatment is done in a foreign clinic.
  
  
• What is the quality of the dental implant that the foreign dentist uses?