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International patients

Treatment abroad, planned around biology — not flights

Travelling for dental care works well when the schedule respects healing times. We plan the number of trips your case genuinely needs, and say so before you book anything.

What we coordinate

Support around the clinical work

Remote consultation

Share photographs and any existing scans, then discuss options by video before booking travel.

Realistic scheduling

We tell you honestly whether your case can be completed in one trip. Implants usually cannot.

Accommodation guidance

A list of nearby hotels at several price points. We do not take commission from any of them.

Travel coordination

Appointment times arranged around your arrival and departure, with buffer days built in.

Language support

Consultations available in English, French, German, Arabic, Hindi.

Airport transfers and travel bookings are arranged by the patient. We can provide timings and recommended options but do not act as a travel agent.

Typical timeline

A two-trip implant case, as an example

  1. 1

    Before you travel

    Remote consultation, provisional plan, indicative costs and a written schedule of appointments.

  2. 2

    Trip one

    Full examination and imaging on arrival, plan confirmed, first treatment phase carried out.

  3. 3

    Between trips

    Healing period with remote reviews. Any local dentist can carry out interim checks using the records we provide.

  4. 4

    Trip two

    Definitive restorations fitted, adjustments made, and buffer days scheduled before departure.

  5. 5

    After treatment

    Full record pack, maintenance instructions and a named contact for follow-up questions.

FAQs

International patient questions

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