The rise of dental tourism
Wednesday, April 9th, 2008LAST year 45,000 people from the UK travelled overseas for dental treatment.
LAST year 45,000 people from the UK travelled overseas for dental treatment.
HUNDREDS of Brummies are flying to Hungary and other European destinations abroad to get cheaper dental treatment.
Patients from Sussex are increasingly travelling overseas to visit a dentist.
As the cost of dental and cosmetic treatments rises, patients are taking package trips to a Polish city escaping its industrial past.
Cosmetic dentists want us to stop getting our teeth done in Europe. But then they would, wouldn’t they?
Hungary is the most popular destination for Irish people going abroad for dental work, according to a survey of so-called ‘dental tourism’.
Record numbers of British patients are travelling abroad for medical and dental treatment because of the high costs, long waits and infection risks of care in Britain.
A GREEK dentist believes he may have the answer to a shortage of affordable dentists in the Great Yarmouth area.
A rebellion by U.K. dentists against the latest government contract has led more than 7 million Britons to avoid state-subsidized dental care in the past two years.
My teeth were in fairly good health but crooked and stained. I had veneers but they were past their best. So it was time to visit the dentist.