Re: Dental work in Eastern Europe
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Originally Posted by
Sunnysideup
My daughter had to have five teeth extracted before having her brace fitted
She’s 23 now so it was seven years ago
The private dental clinics in Cardiff quoted £16-1800 for the surgery
Luckily l knew the receptionist who told me about a private dental clinic on Chepstow Rd Newport
I gave them a call and after a consultation was quoted £600
Apparently it would have been the same dental surgeon who works out of Moriston Hospital
Google the clinic it’s bound to still be there if you want another quote
Good deal
Re: Dental work in Eastern Europe
I'd go to Llanrumney, piss someone off , ones dental problems solved.
Re: Dental work in Eastern Europe
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Originally Posted by
jon1959
I had an implant fitted at the end of January - almost 12 months after my first visit to the specialist dentist and 16 months after the broken tooth was extracted. It could have been done quicker, but there was a first consultation and x-ray, two visits to put a bone graft in (cow bone!) to ensure there was enough bone to take the peg, a four month wait whilst the graft fused with my own bone, a three month wait to ensure the peg was fully secure and the bone had grown around it, then an impression (and colour match) and manufacture of the implant, and finally fitting - with a further appointment for adjustment if needed (it wasn't) and then 3, 6 and 12 month check up appointments. Apart from the stitches for the bone graft, it was fairly straightforward and comfortable. I can't see how that process can be reduced to a couple of weeks (even if no graft is needed).
This has been the exact sequence of events for me but didn't require the bone graft.
Re: Dental work in Eastern Europe
I know someone that went to Hungary - and like you said it was a hotel with a hospital above, thermal springs, health spa type place etc
22k quoted in the UK, 11k quoted in Hungary. He took his laptop and worked 'from home' over there
Re: Dental work in Eastern Europe
Poland’s health standards are good. Cheap, too. They are really good on sports science too. I used to pay £170 for a cryo-chamber visit in London back around 2014. In Poland, £50.
I had my tooth extraction done in Peru. £150 it cost me back in 2006 in my six months travelling South America. Not the most confident going in, given how ropey the rest of the country is. Dental standards were far better than the UK and dentist’s English was perfect, although I could natter away in Spanish with them.
Cuba I had some minor tooth work done as well as a top third of my front gnasher split when I accidentally bit on a mango stone - dental service is part of their health service. Unbelievable health standards there, although rest of country’s services is rickety as Steptoe’s shop.