Dental Care and Oral Surgery Abroad
See your options, prices, and the hospital or clinic before you commit.
Plan your dental treatment abroad with the hospital or clinic's team or care coordinator. Share your X-rays, see your options, ask about costs and conditions, all by video, in your language, before you decide. Treatment takes place at our verified partner hospitals and clinics across our growing European network.
Fill in a short form. The Rehealth team gets back to you on WhatsApp, usually within a few hours during office hours, with your options, prices, and next steps.
If you'd like to walk through the process yourself step by step, book a planning session from the Rehealth app →
Dental treatment abroad at a glance
Starting prices: Single implant €450 · zirconium crown €180 · porcelain veneer €220 · All-on-4 €4,500
Most common treatments: Implants, crowns, veneers, All-on-4 and All-on-6, smile makeover, whitening, aligners
Trip length: 3-5 days for crowns and veneers; implants usually need a second trip after healing
Implant healing: The ADA states some patients wait until the implant has fully integrated, up to several months; others receive implant and replacement teeth in one visit
Veneers are irreversible: The ADA states treatment is not reversible, because enamel is removed to place a veneer
Veneer or crown: A veneer covers only the front surface of a tooth; a crown covers the entire tooth structure (ADA)
Waiting time: Usually scheduled within a few weeks, instead of months on a list at home
Where: Verified dental clinics and hospitals in Turkey, plus a Dutch partner for aftercare
Pricing: No standard package; the clinic prices your case, and accommodation or transfers can be included if you want them
Before you commit: Free video consultation, no obligation
Two ways to use Rehealth for your dental treatment abroad
Pick the one that fits where you are in your decision. No off-the-shelf packages, no booking pressure.
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Free · 30 secondsFor patients researching dental treatment abroad who want to understand the options, learn the price ranges, and be directed to the right hospital or clinic.
What you do
You take the first step by writing your preliminary information in a 30-second form, so you can speak directly with the dental team. If you'd like, you can also attach X-rays or dental records.
What happens next
The Rehealth team reaches out to you via WhatsApp as soon as possible to organise your travel and treatment planning. After the pre-assessment, you can either book an appointment with the clinic through the app, or continue on WhatsApp to discuss quotes and details.
Start Free — Talk to Us →If you'd like to walk through the process yourself step by step, book a planning session from the Rehealth app →
🩺 Get a second opinion
Paid consultationFor patients who want a licensed dentist to review their diagnosis, explain their options, and help them decide what to do next.
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Get a second opinion →Dental Treatments Available Across Our Network
Whether you need a single implant, a full smile design, or something in between, our network handles routine and complex dental work alike. The figures below are starting prices, not quotes. Once you share the details of your case with us, the clinic prepares a quote for you personally, and that quote can come out above or below them.
Single Dental Implant
from €450
Replace a missing tooth with a high-quality titanium implant and a premium crown.
All-on-4 (single jaw)
from €4,500
A full set of fixed teeth on four implants, when most or all teeth are missing.
All-on-6 (single jaw)
from €5,500
A more stable option for jaws that need extra support, six implants per arch.
Zirconium Crown
from €180
Stronger and more natural-looking than traditional metal-based crowns.
Porcelain Veneer
from €220
Thin shells bonded to the front of your teeth to change shape, colour, or close gaps.
Smile Makeover (16 veneers)
from €2,800
A planned set of veneers to redesign your whole smile in one trip.
Laser Teeth Whitening
from €150
Brighten your smile in a single visit with safe, professional laser whitening, a popular add-on to implant or veneer treatments.
Clear Aligners (full set)
from €1,200
Straighten your teeth without metal braces, using a personalised set of aligners.
💡 Prices are starting points across our network. Your final cost depends on the hospital or clinic, materials, and your individual case. Book a free consultation call to receive a personalised, all-inclusive transparent quote.
How much does dental treatment abroad cost, and why is it more affordable?
Dental treatment in our network is often substantially cheaper than equivalent care in the UK, the Netherlands, or Germany, while following the same international clinical standards. The gap comes from lower operational costs and favorable exchange rates, not from cheaper materials or less experienced clinicians. Ask the clinic which implant, crown or veneer brand they plan to use in your case. For now most patients travel to our partners in Turkey, and more European countries are joining the network.
| Treatment | 🇳🇱 Netherlands | 🇩🇪 Germany | 🇬🇧 UK | Our network | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single dental implant | €1,500-2,500 | €2,000-3,000 | £1,800-2,500 | from €450 | Save up to 75% |
| Full-mouth restoration (All-on-4) | €15,000-25,000 | €18,000-28,000 | - | from €4,500 | Save up to 70% |
| Porcelain veneer (per tooth) | €600-900 | €700-1,100 | - | from €220 | Save up to 65% |
| Zirconium crown (per tooth) | €500-800 | €600-900 | - | from €180 | Save up to 70% |
Comparison figures are indicative averages for adult patients without insurance reimbursement. Your actual home-country quote may differ.
How pricing works: no standard package, an offer built around your case
Most dental offers abroad are sold as a ready-made all-inclusive package: one price for the treatment, the hotel, the transfers and the aftercare. The problem is that this price is set before anyone has seen your x-rays, so it is based on an average patient rather than on you. In dentistry that matters more than in most fields, because the number of teeth involved changes everything.
We work the other way round. You share your details, we pass them to our partner clinics, and the clinic prices your case. What that offer covers is your call: the treatment only, or the treatment with accommodation and airport transfers included, and in some cases flights as well. That is still a package. The difference is that it is built around what you asked for, instead of being fixed in advance for everyone.
| Ready-made package | How Rehealth works |
|---|---|
| One price fixed in advance for an assumed number of teeth | The clinic prices your case after seeing your x-rays and photos |
| The seller decides what is included | You decide: treatment only, or with accommodation and transfers included |
| You speak to a sales or booking agent | You have a video consultation with the dental team who would treat you |
| A fixed number of veneers or crowns, whether you need them or not | You ask the team directly how many teeth actually need treatment, and what your quote covers |
The starting prices on this page are per tooth or per treatment, and they are the lowest prices in our network rather than a quote. Your own figure depends on how many teeth are involved, and it comes from the clinic rather than from us.
Veneers or crowns, and when the honest answer is to do less
This is the question that goes wrong most often in dental treatment abroad. People ask for veneers, get crowns, and only find out afterwards how much of the tooth was removed. The difference is not marketing, it is how much of your own tooth is left. Here is what the American Dental Association states.
| Question | What the ADA states |
|---|---|
| What is the actual difference? | Veneers "are different from crowns because they cover only the front surface of a tooth rather than the entire tooth structure" |
| Can I change my mind later? | No. "Treatment is not reversible because tooth enamel is removed to place a veneer." For a porcelain veneer the dentist removes a small amount of enamel from the front and sides of the tooth |
| Do veneers last forever? | The ADA gives no lifespan figure. It states a veneer "may chip, crack, wear down or loosen over time," and then needs re-bonding, repair or replacement |
| When is a crown the right answer? | To strengthen a tooth with a large filling, to protect a weak tooth from breaking or restore a broken one, to attach a bridge, to cover a badly shaped or discolored tooth, or to cover an implant |
| My teeth are healthy, I just want them whiter | That is not on the ADA's list of reasons for a crown. Whitening or bonding changes appearance without removing enamel permanently. Ask the team about those first |
Source: American Dental Association, MouthHealthy. If a clinic quotes you a fixed number of veneers before seeing your x-rays, treat that as a warning sign. In our network the video consultation happens before you commit to anything. The team can still tell you that fewer teeth need treating, or that a less invasive option fits better.
Am I a candidate for dental implants, and how long does it take?
Implants are the treatment most affected by trip planning, because healing decides whether you need one trip or two. Below is what the American Dental Association states.
| Question | What the ADA states |
|---|---|
| Am I too old? | "If you are in good general health this treatment may be an option for you. In fact, your health is more of a factor than your age" |
| Does a chronic illness rule me out? | Not automatically, but chronic conditions such as diabetes or leukemia "may interfere with healing after surgery," so they have to be discussed before treatment |
| Does smoking matter? | Yes. "Using tobacco can also slow healing" |
| One trip or two? | It depends on your case. Some patients "can have the implants and replacement teeth placed all in one visit"; others "might need to wait until the implant is completely integrated, up to several months" |
| How long do the replacement teeth take? | The ADA states they "usually take some time to make" but gives no number of days |
These are general figures for planning, not a prediction for your own case. Which route applies to you is decided from your x-rays, so ask about it during the video consultation before you book flights.
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Direct contact with the clinical team
No middleman. You speak with the people who'll actually treat you, not a sales agent on commission.
Free planning call before you travel
Meet your hospital or clinic, see your plan, get a price, all without committing to anything.
Verified by our advisory board
Every hospital, clinic, and specialist in our network is reviewed and verified by our medical advisory board before joining. We don't refer patients to places we wouldn't go ourselves.
Care continues at home
Stay in touch with your care team through our app. Follow-ups, recovery questions, second opinions, all in one place.
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Your medical records stay private, encrypted, and handled according to European healthcare regulations.
Local team in Leiden, Netherlands
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Our partner dental clinics and hospitals across our European network
We work with leading dental clinics and hospitals across multiple European countries. This is where your dental treatment abroad takes place. Our current network covers Turkey and the Netherlands, with conversations underway to add partners in more countries so patients can choose where to be treated. Every partner is selected for clinical quality, the credentials of their dental teams, and their commitment to clear patient communication.
Hisar Hospital
📍 Istanbul, Turkey (Turkey)
Established dental department offering cosmetic dentistry, smile design, implants, and orthodontic treatment.
Gazi Hospital
📍 Izmir, Turkey (Turkey)
Known for complex oral and maxillofacial surgery, full-mouth restorations, and treatment for patients with chronic health conditions.
Central Hospital
📍 Izmir, Turkey (Turkey)
A multidisciplinary hospital with a dedicated dental unit covering implantology, oral surgery, prosthodontics, and aesthetic dentistry.
Dental Art Glanerbrug
📍 Glanerbrug, Nederland (Netherlands)
A local Dutch dental partner offering general and cosmetic dentistry, implants, and aftercare. Ideal for follow-up care after treatment abroad, or for patients who prefer to be treated in the Netherlands.
More hospitals and dental clinics joining the network across multiple countries soon. To see every clinic we work with, download the Rehealth app →
Your dental treatment journey abroad, step by step
From sign-up to continued care at home, here's how the process flows.
Sign up, free
Create your account on the web, iOS, or Android app. Three ways, one account. Takes about two minutes, no payment needed.
Choose your hospital or clinic
Browse the dental clinics and hospitals in our network. Filter by location, languages spoken, and the treatments they specialise in.
Book your online meeting
Pick a time that suits you. The platform handles scheduling and sends reminders.
Talk it through on video
Share your X-rays and medical history. Ask about the treatment, costs, conditions, recovery, anything you need to know.
Travel and get your treatment
When you're ready, the hospital or clinic's coordinator helps you plan the trip. You arrive prepared.
Continued care at home
Stay connected with your care team through the app. Follow-ups, questions, second opinions, all in one place.
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Start Free — Talk to Us →What to expect during your dental visit abroad
Most dental trips follow a similar pattern. A single implant or simple crown can be done in a few days. Larger work such as All-on-4 or a full smile design takes longer. Here's roughly what to plan for.
Days 1-2: Arrival and assessment
You meet the dental team, get fresh X-rays or a CBCT scan, and review the final treatment plan in person.
Days 3-7: Treatment
Implants are placed, temporary teeth are fitted, or veneers are bonded, depending on what you're having done.
Days 8-10: Recovery check and departure
A final post-treatment check before you fly home, with detailed aftercare instructions and contact details for any questions later.
Months 3-6, Final restoration (for implants)
Most implant work needs a second trip three to six months later, once the implants have integrated, for the final crowns or bridges. Some patients prefer to handle this remotely with a local dentist and send their notes back to Rehealth.
Before-and-after photos from our network are coming soon, as we collect consented patient cases. Until then, your hospital or clinic can share examples of their previous work directly during your planning call.
Reviews from European patients in our dental network
I was nervous about getting treatment abroad, but the planning call put everything in perspective. The dentist answered every question I had, gave me a clear price up front, and I knew exactly what to expect before I booked anything.
The price difference compared to what I was quoted at home was hard to believe. The team kept me informed every step of the way and the work itself was excellent. I'd recommend it without hesitation.
Smile design felt like such a big decision, but Rehealth made it manageable. I had a video call with the dentist first, saw the plan in writing, and there was no pressure to commit.
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Start Free — Talk to Us →Frequently asked questions about dental treatment abroad
What's the difference between a free planning call and a paid second opinion?
The free planning call connects you with the hospital or clinic's team to discuss treatment, costs, and travel logistics. It is not a medical consultation. A paid second opinion connects you with a licensed dentist who reviews your case and gives you a structured medical perspective on your diagnosis and options.
Is dental treatment abroad safe?
Yes, when you choose a verified clinic. Every hospital, clinic, and specialist in our network is reviewed and verified by our medical advisory board before joining. Partners follow international clinical standards, sterilisation protocols, and use materials and equipment found in EU clinics. The risks of dental treatment abroad come from booking through unverified channels, not from the destination itself. Most current patients travel to our partners in Turkey, where dental tourism standards are well established.
What happens if something goes wrong after I return home?
Your dentist and care team stay reachable through the Rehealth app. For routine concerns, they can advise remotely. For anything more serious, the hospital or clinic where you were treated takes responsibility for the follow-up care, while Rehealth helps you track the process through the app. Treatment guarantees and warranties continue to apply after you return.
How long do I need to stay abroad for dental treatment?
For a single dental implant, plan for about 5 to 7 days on site. For All-on-4 or a full smile design, plan 8 to 10 days. Implant-based treatments may need a return visit 3 to 6 months later for the final restoration. Many patients travelling to our partner clinics, most often in Turkey, combine the trip with a few days of recovery and sightseeing, which is part of why dental tourism has become popular among European patients.
Will my insurance cover any of this?
Insurance coverage varies significantly by country and policy. The clearest answer will come directly from your insurer, so contact them before you travel to confirm what they will and will not reimburse for treatment abroad. The hospital or clinic you're working with can also walk you through how invoices are issued and what documentation insurers typically request, so you know what to expect.
How do I pay?
Payment is made directly to the hospital or clinic, usually by card or bank transfer at the time of treatment. Some partners accept partial payment up front and the rest after completion. Your planning call covers payment options in detail, before you commit to anything.
Can I bring someone with me?
Yes, and we encourage it for longer treatments. Bringing a partner, family member, or friend is straightforward. They're not part of the treatment cost, but the coordinator can help with accommodation suggestions for both of you.
What about the language barrier?
Language support differs from one clinic to another. Each hospital and clinic profile lists the languages they offer, and you can filter by language when choosing your clinic. For dental work this matters, because you will be discussing how many teeth are involved and what will be removed.
How do you select your hospitals and clinics?
Every potential partner is reviewed by our medical advisory board before joining the network. The review covers their clinical credentials, the facilities themselves, the experience of their dental teams, and their track record on outcomes and patient communication.
Is there a guarantee on the treatment?
Guarantee terms are set by the clinic, not by us, and they differ from one partner to another. Ask the team during your video consultation what is covered, for how long, and what falls outside it. Ask for the answer in writing before you commit to anything. On lifespan the ADA publishes no figure for veneers; it states a veneer may chip, crack, wear down or loosen over time, and then needs re-bonding, repair or replacement.
What if I'm not ready to commit yet?
That's fine. The planning call is free and carries no obligation. Many patients book a call months before they actually plan to travel, just to understand their options and budget. You can come back any time.
Can I get a quote without committing to anything?
Yes. The whole point of the planning call is to give you a clear cost estimate and treatment plan with no commitment. You decide whether to move forward after seeing your options.
Medical sources
The general dental information on this page follows the patient guidance published by the American Dental Association. Two points from it shape how we describe treatment: placing a veneer is not reversible, because enamel is removed; and for implants, general health matters more than age. Where the ADA publishes no figure, such as how long a veneer lasts, we do not quote one.
- American Dental Association (ADA), MouthHealthy: Implants · Veneers · Crowns
- MedlinePlus (U.S. National Library of Medicine): Dental Health
This content has been reviewed by the Rehealth Medical Advisory Board. Last reviewed: 5 August 2026.
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