We offer a full range of routine dental treatments and cosmetic dentistry services for India, USA, UK and Europe too. The dental care centre is committed to maintaining and improving the dental health of its customers and helping them have beautiful, healthy-looking smiles.

Routine dental procedures like fillings, root canal treatment, teeth whitening also known as bleaching of teeth, teeth extractions, gum treatments and treatments needed for children dental care are also suggested and performed by our dentists and dental surgeons. In the routine dental check ups we also check for mouth cancer, and if find any signs of the oral cancer, our dentist advise the patients to consult the dental surgeons for further required oral cancer treatment.

We have many international clients from countries like USA, UK and also other many European countries, who prefer our dental services in India for being more affordable, combined with cutting edge technology, quality and excellent personal service.

Our dentists use only the finest and best quality materials and equipments that are completely modern and comfortable for the patients. Taking care of the patients is our first and foremost priority and to serve this purpose we also offer conscious sedation to the nervous patients, as making them feel comfortable and relaxed is our duty.

We are a complete health care centre having the entire required modern infrastructure available for the life saving treatments that are needed for oral cancer screenings. Our dentists conduct all the medical tests to diagnose if the patient is suffering from mouth cancer and further offer the best possible treatment for the mouth cancer.

Radio graphs are important for root canal treatment
Throughout a root canal treatment the dentist will need several x-ray pictures of the tooth to determine the position of the instruments and filling material inside the canals. The dentist also advises to have a good pre-operative picture to determine the approximate length of the roots and their particular shapes and curvatures
Access opening is done in the root canal treatment
First the dentist will remove any decayed and weak tooth structure. A suitable opening into tooth's pulp chamber is prepared to allow access to the openings of the root canals in the pulp chamber floor.

Instrumentation used for root canal treatment
The root canals are identified and then cleaned out with special root canal instruments. Some are used by hand, others rotate in a hand piece. They all have the function of removing debris from the canal and smoothing and shaping the walls of the canals to create a smooth, clean surface along the entire length of the tooth root canal. The canals are constantly rinsed to aid in debris removal and canal sterilization. In some, but not all root canal cases, the canals may be dressed with various medications and sealed with a temporary filling material to allow time for the infection to clear.

Sealing is done in root canals
Once the tooth root canals are suitably cleaned and shaped and infection free they can be sealed off. A root filling material (usually a rubbery material called gutta percha) is placed into each canal with a special sealer.

Final restoration becomes important in root canal process
Placing a suitable final restoration is almost as important as the root treatment itself. If the restoration leaks bacteria can migrate down the side of the root sealer and re-infect the tooth. A suitable permanent filling is placed into the access opening. Teeth with large amounts of damage may need a post (a metal or fiber reinforced resin rod) down one or more canals to anchor the filling securely onto the root of the tooth.

However the access opening is closed, root treated teeth will always be weaker than natural teeth and prone to cracking or splitting. A serious fracture could mean removing the tooth that was so carefully saved with the root canal treatment. A good way to ensure against such a disaster is to crown the tooth.

Risks and complications in the root canal treatment
Despite the best efforts of a dentist, a small percentage of root canal treatments do fail, especially if they are only done long after the abscess is developed in the tooth root. The failure rate increases if the root canal treatment is a repeat treatment of a previously failed root canal, or if some damage has occurred to the root during reaming. However, many teeth are successfully saved from extraction, and root treatments are a valuable treatment option.

We use very delicate instruments during treatment to clean and shape the tooth. Very occasionally these root canal instruments can separate (break) in the canals. This does not necessarily mean the entire root treatment is a failure. Most often the fractured piece can be removed or by-passed, and a normal root filling placed. Sometimes the root treatment is completed leaving the piece of instrument in the root. Most often this is not a problem. If the treatment does fail one can consider an alternate surgical solution: either extracting the tooth or doing an apicoectomy (cutting off the tip of the problem root and sealing it from the outside).

Because of the infected nature of the abscess there can be some discomfort or swelling. This will be controlled with antibiotics and anti-inflammatory as needed.

What happens if I don't have a root canal treatment?
If a tooth has an abscess it can firstly cause severe pain, but not always. Some abscesses can be surprisingly painless. Nevertheless, the infection at the root tips can spread into the surrounding bone and soft tissues and cause more serious infections there that could cause swelling and pain. Bacteria also enter the blood stream and can infect other parts of the body. Prosthetic hip and knee joints and heart valves are particularly prone to infection. Patients with other health problems could also be at higher risk.

Root canal treatment is too costly. What alternative dental treatments are there?
Unfortunately, usually the only alternative dental treatment that a dentist can suggest, is to remove the infected tooth. Often teeth requiring root canal treatments are weakened from the large tooth decay cavity and cannot easily be simply extracted. Many require surgical removal. Initially the removal of the tooth may save costs, but in the long term replacing the missing tooth is far more costly than root treating it and restoring it with a suitable restoration, usually a crown. Dentists advise against leaving gaps.

Following Your Root Canal Treatment:
Our dental care clinic wishes to inform our patients of what to expect following root canal treatment. When a tooth is in the process of healing, there are many factors to consider. Every tooth is different, some are more infected than others and some are more difficult to treat. Therefore, there will be some sensitivity and the tooth will require some time to heal.
It can take up to two weeks for a tooth to settle completely. There will be some sensitivity to pressure, in which we advise to avoid the area. Sometimes patients experience swelling in the area, either from infection or traumatization. It is not unusual for a patient to develop more sensitivity or swelling or both in the treated area three to four days following treatment. This increased sensitivity in the tooth root is considered normal. Please continue to take your antibiotics, if prescribed, and pain medications as needed, as they will both assist in the healing process. Our dental surgeons recommend that you to take your antibiotics with food. There is no need to wake up in the middle of the night. Just take them with breakfast, lunch, dinner and a snack at bedtime.

With lower teeth you may experience a stiff jaw and or some soreness upon opening and closing. If this occurs, apply heat and massage the jaw joint area. The freezing injection is given in the joint area and can sometimes cause stiffness. It may take up to a month for the jaw to get back to normal.

PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THERE IS A TEMPORARY FILLING IN PLACE WHICH ONLY LASTS FOR APPROXIMATELY ONE MONTH. Therefore, it is important that you see your dentist to have a permanent restoration placed. This is of extreme importance in order to protect your tooth.

• Teeth adjacent to the gap (where the tooth was lost) begin to shift (move) towards the gap and cause functional bite problems.
• Missing teeth can result in bone loss and shrinkage of your jawbone over time.
• Missing teeth can cause your facial muscles to sag (due to lack of support) and make you look much older than you are.

• Soak dentures daily with an immersion cleaner following the manufacturer's direction.
• Clean your dentures a second time each day using a denture cleaning paste and a denture brush. Do not use toothpaste.
• Scrub your dentures weekly with a thick mix of cleaner containing bleach. Rinse thoroughly when completed.
• If heavy calculus (tartar) deposits form on your denture - soak overnight in white vinegar, brush area carefully in the morning and rinse thoroughly. This procedure may be used on partial dentures.

When handling your dentures do so over a sink filled with water. This will cushion them should they slip and fall. When your dentures are being cleaned, rinse your mouth thoroughly with water. Brush your upper and lower jaw ridges and tongue with a soft bristle tooth brush. Finger massaging of the ridges is also helpful.

Sore Spots
Expect your new dentures to cause some sore spots in the beginning. These will be readily relieved by your dentist during the first few adjustment appointments. As time goes by changes in your jaws or your occlusion (bite) may also cause sore spots which can just as readily be relieved.

Speech
Practice, practice, practice!!! Be patient and your speech will improve. Practice reading aloud and alone, as if someone until your speech is clean and natural.

Dislodging
Sudden bursts of air such as coughing, sneezing and laughing; very wide opening such as yawning; or extreme tongue movements will dislodge even the best dentures. Avoid these movements or place your hand over your mouth.

Adhesives
Use denture pastes and powders only as directed by your dentist.

General Advice

• Be sure to leave your dentures out overnight or for at least 2 hours each day. Dentures should be stored in a covered container with the cleaning solution when not in the mouth.
• Generally the upper denture will be better than the lower. One must learn how to use and retain the lower denture.
• In the beginning, do alone, as much talking, reading aloud and eating as possible. This will allow you to avoid embarrassing moments as you learn to use your new dentures.
• I Avoid very hot foods, your temperature sensitivity will be changed by the dentures covering your jaws.
• In time, due to continued resorption of the jaw, your dentures may require relining.
• Have your dentures, mouth, and adjacent structures checked by your dentist at least once a year. The needs and nature of each patient vary, therefore, check with your dentist about anything not covered here.

Sometimes toothache can be so severe or a tooth so broken down, that you may want just to rush to your dentist and have the tooth extraction process done. Most of the times it is the wisdom teeth that cause problems and so need the removal treatment.

Sometimes the wisdom teeth can be pulled by the dentists, although in most cases they need to be cut out by a qualified dental surgeon. When the time comes to have your wisdom teeth extracted, you'll need to go to an dental surgeon and have a consultation first surgeon

During your consultation from the dental clinic, your dentist takes a few x-rays that will let the surgeon know how bad your wisdom teeth are. The surgeon will go over the result process, take a look at your teeth, and then tell treatment options you have. If he is going for a process like removal treatment for your teeth, you'll have the option of using local anesthesia or going with IV sedation. A removal treatment with IV sedation is the preferred way to have wisdom teeth extracted, as you'll be so relaxed you won't know how the whole teeth extraction process is going on. If you decide to just use local anesthesia, which is numbing, you'll be fully aware of the extraction procedure.

Depending on the shape, size, and the formation of the wisdom teeth, the tooth extraction treatment can vary from easy to hard. If the root tips have managed to wrap themselves around the bone, the removal process can be very time consuming and quite painful. Once the extractions have been completed, there is normally little to no swelling involved. Your dentist will prescribe you some pain medicine, which you should use as soon as you arrive home. If you are going to use IV sedation, you'll need to someone to accompany you, as you won't be able to drive home. Having a tooth extraction treatment is the same as having an operation and, because of this, you must look after the area to speed healing and to reduce the risk of infection. Here are some precautionary measures advised by our dental surgeons:

• For the first 24 hours, try to avoid eating hot food, don't smoke, and don't drink any alcohol and try not to disturb any blood clot which might have formed in the tooth.

• Don't rinse your mouth for six hours after extraction. After that, rinse gently with warm salty water - half a teaspoon of salt in a glass of water is enough.

• Brush your teeth as normal to keep your mouth as clean as possible.

• Sometimes the patients may feel some small pieces of bone work way out of the socket - don't worry, this is perfectly normal.

• There may be some swelling in the tooth after extraction treatment and a bit of discomfort in the first two to three days. You can take some ordinary painkillers like- aspirin, ibuprofen or paracetamol if needed.

• If you feel pain immediately after the tooth removal, it might be where the blood clot has broken down leaving an empty hole in the gum. This is called a 'dry socket' and will need to be looked at by your dentist. In such cases, go back to the dentist and the dentist will pack the wound to ease your discomfort.

A crown is the dental restoration for a broken or weak tooth caused by decay or large fillings. A complete restoration comprising the natural tooth shape, size and function of the tooth can be achieved with the help of a crown whilst a dental bridge is used to replace several missing teeth.

Using a tooth colored material that does not leave a black line at gum level and has similar Translucency characteristics to the enamel of your own teeth, naturally complements the rest of your smile through ceramic crowns and bridges.

Crowns and bridges are also known as cosmetic dental treatments as they restore and enhance your beautiful smile and also the confidence.

For patients who are missing a tooth or series of teeth, all-porcelain dental bridges may offer the ideal solution for dental restoration. At our dental clinic, we place dental bridges that provide a natural appearance, reduce a patient's risk of gum disease, and correct speech and bite difficulties. In addition, dental bridges eliminate the possibility that your remaining teeth will shift to fill the gap left by a missing tooth.

Dental bridges consist of a custom-made false tooth supported on either side by one or two porcelain crowns, or composite bonding material. In dentistry a bridge is used to aesthetically remove the gap left by a missing tooth, giving the patient a decade or more of comfortable and healthy dental life. The dental bridges used in most of the dental centers are made up from dental gold or entirely from dental ceramics or a combination. The most common type of dental bridge is the porcelain fused to metal bridge.

All metal bridges are the strongest, but don't look natural. The dental care centers offers ceramic bridges that are the most natural looking, but are not as durable. The porcelain veneered to metal bridge suggested by our dentists has the best balance between strength and aesthetics by employing a metal substructure for strength which is covered on the outside with tooth-like dental ceramic.

• If the patient has a missing tooth, the dentist will replace that tooth cavity with a dental bridge.
• The anchor teeth are prepared and an impression is made of the prepared teeth to send to the dental technician. A temporary plastic dental bridge is fitted over the prepared teeth to protect them while the final bridge is being manufactured.
• The finished porcelain fused to metal bridge is tried in and the bite adjusted if necessary.
• Once the fit, shape and color of the bridge is satisfactory the dental bridge is cemented in place permanently. A very natural looking end result is achieved.

Bridges can be made entirely from dental gold or entirely from dental ceramics or a combination. The most common type is the porcelain fused to metal bridge. All metal bridges are the strongest, but don't look natural. All ceramic bridges are the most natural looking, but are not as durable. The porcelain veneered to metal bridge gives the best balance between strength and aesthetics by employing a metal substructure for strength which is covered on the outside with tooth-like dental ceramic.

What is a crown?
Crowns are dental restoration treatments that fully cover, or 'cap' the natural tooth in order to restore the tooth's shape or improve its strength when it has been heavily filled or damaged in an accident. Crowns can also be used to improve the appearance of teeth that are stained, spaced or slightly out of position where veneers are considered unsuitable.

What are they made from?
Crowns can be made from metals such as stainless steel or gold, composite resin, dental porcelain or a combination of porcelain and metal alloy.

How long do these restorations last?
Our dental care clinic believes that crowns are one of the strongest restorations for heavily filled and root treated teeth. The dentists working with us use materials of the highest quality and contract with dental technicians that we know produce quality laboratory work. When the dentist places a crown or bridge we expect it to provide decades of dental restoration. However, for the restoration to become a reality you need to take proper care of your teeth and gums. While crowns are very durable, plaque bacteria produce acids and toxins that can attack the tooth under the crown and the gums around the crown causing it to failprematurely.

What if I don't crown a heavily filled or root treated tooth?
All fillings weaken teeth to some degree. While teeth restorations done with newer bonded composite resin ("white") have a lesser impact than silver amalgam, any filled tooth may develop cracks over a period of time. Root treated teeth especially become brittle due to the absence of the natural pulpal fluids inside the tooth. As the stress cracks at the base of the cusps get bigger the tooth may become painful to bite on, the nerve inside the tooth may be so affected that a root treatment is required or part of the tooth may break away. Sometimes the tooth may split so badly that thetooth must be removed and replaced artificially.

• Improved strength of your tooth - the crown will help prevent cracks
• Improved appearance of your tooth - large fillings can be hidden under a natural looking ceramic crown

• Improved shape (contour) of your tooth - the gum around the tooth will be healthier if the tooth has a natural shape and there are no gaps between teeth that allow food to get caught

• Flossing your teeth can be easier if large, rough fillings are eliminated
• Crown gives restoration of worn down or chipped teeth to their natural shape again
• Discolored teeth can be made to look lighter and more natural again with a crown

Root treated teeth with gum recession. Dark root necks are visible above the old crowns. The gums above the crowns are red and swollen from the ill-fitting crowns.

In the restoration process, the old crowns removed and the teeth prepared for new crowns. Gold posts placed down the root canals and cores build up the damaged teeth. Impressions are made and the teeth protected with plastic temporary crowns while the final crowns are manufactured.

The new all-ceramic crowns are tried in and checked for fit, colour and shape. The new crowns are then cemented in place with a permanent cement. With the completion of this restoration process a very natural look is achieved with healthy gums at the crown margins.

• Generally, age is not a barrier if you are in good health with healthy gums.
• You must have proper bone structure in your mouth to support the dental implants surgery.
• People who may not be good candidates for dental implants surgeries are those with chronic problems such as clenching the jaw or grinding teeth, those with certain medical conditions such as diabetes and those undergoing radiation or chemical therapy for cancer.
• Heavy smoking and alcohol use might also rule out the option of dental implants treatment.
• For long term success of the dental implants treatment, you must maintain excellent oral hygiene habits and regular visits to your dental care centre.

• Any dental implants surgery may offer increased stability because it fuses with the patient's own healthy bone, allowing the replacement teeth to feel more natural and some people find the fit more comfortable. \
• People often choose dental implants treatments because they may look more natural than dentures or bridges and feel more secure, allowing you to look and feel better about yourself.
• The cost for implants surgery may be more than for traditional bridges or dentures. When used together with bridges, implants are more similar in look and feel to natural teeth.

What is involved in the care of implants?
Following the home care instructions recommended by the dental surgeon is vital for a successful dental implants surgery outcome. Your overall health may affect the success of the implant treatment. Poor oral hygiene is the most frequent cause of problems and implant failure. Dentists always recommend that following placement of an implant the patients should take care to brush and floss around the implant as directed by their dentist. Some patients may require additional visit to their dental clinic for cleaning and examination of gums to make sure that the gums are healthy. All patients should follow the instructions provided by their dentists.

Is a dental implant right for you?
Today, there are several dental treatment options for restoring teeth damage due to periodontal disease, an injury or lost teeth : dentures, bridges, partials and now dental implants. Each treatment has various advantages and disadvantages. Dental implants surgery may help improve your appearance, confidence and enjoyment of your favorite foods. Talk to your dentist about the procedure details of your own situation.

Single Tooth Missing
Benefits of an all-ceramic crown on implant:
When both the tooth and root are damaged, the best permanent replacement is a dental implant treatment in conjunction with a ceramic crown. This solution both looks and functions just like a natural tooth.

• Immediately functioning teeth
• Excellent esthetic result
• Life long, stable dental restoration solution

Treatment
This dental implants surgery normally includes four visits to the dentist. You should expect to be able to work the day after having the implant surgery done.

Course of dental implants treatment
The course of implant treatment described here is one of several options available. Consult your dental care centre to find out what the best solution is for you, given your specific condition.


Installing the new tooth - Step-by-step
The dentist makes a first examination and takes one or more x-rays of the area to prepare for the procedure.

The implant is installed. At this time, a temporary tooth is provided that allows you eat and function like normal almost immediately. The implants will need a few months to integrate with the jawbone before the next step is taken.

The final step of the dental implants surgery is the placement of the permanent ceramic tooth. The new tooth is installed for life. No additional treatment is needed.

You should expect the new tooth to fit and function just like a natural tooth. Do your usual dental hygiene to keep the tooth and gum around it clean and healthy.

Several Teeth Missing
Benefits with fixed bridge on implants:
In this case, when replacing three teeth in the far back of the mouth, a fixed bridge anchored to dental implants is the only fixed alternative. Traditional dentures can't offer the same stability or function given by the dental implants surgery.

Having dental implants surgery to replace your lost back teeth will give you new, unparalleled strength and stability that allows you to eat what you want. This dental implants treatment will also preserve your jawbone and facial appearance.

• Immediately functioning teeth
• Excellent esthetic result
• Life long, stable dental restoration solution

Veneers, or porcelain laminates, are a thin "shells" custom made to fit precisely over the front of an existing tooth. They are permanently bonded in place with a special adhesive resin through this dental treatment.

The finished result of ceramic veneers treatment is extremely strong and durable. Although veneers are not suitable for every patient, they are alternative cosmetic treatment for a variety of dental conditions affecting the front teeth.

• closing spaces
• restoring broken or chipped teeth
• covering unsightly, stained fillings
• correcting uneven or crooked teeth
• correcting uneven or crooked teeth

What are the advantages of veneers over full crowns treatment?
Less natural tooth needs to be removed during preparation and they cost less than crowns.

Can all stained or damaged teeth have treatment of veneers?
No. Some teeth are too weak or too stained, and would be best restored with a full crown.

What are veneers made from?
Usually porcelain, but sometimes composite resin.

What's so special about porcelain?
Strength, comfort appearance and bio compatibility are the qualities of ceramic veneers treatment. Porcelain is a durable material that resists chipping, cracking and staining. It is non-irritating to the gums and mimics natural tooth structure very well.

What are the advantages of porcelain laminates over other composite bonding dental treatment?
Since they are made of porcelain they are stronger and more durable than composite resin. Sometimes composites will stain with age, whereas, the porcelain laminates maintain their beautiful luster and vitality.

How long will they last?
Porcelain laminates are so strong, we expect they will last several years.

Is there any pain involved in the ceramic veneers treatment?
Dramatic changes in smiles can happen with little or no removal tooth structure. Only a little drilling is involved in the veneers treatment. Some patients don't require any anesthetic, but most prefer some for peace of mind.

How thick are porcelain laminates?
They are anywhere between ½ mm to 1 mm depending upon the severity of the problem being corrected. They are so natural looking and feeling, you will hardly notice the difference from your real teeth except for the cosmetic improvement!

Is there a certain age group porcelain laminates are best suited for?
No. Everyone can benefit from them, young and old alike.

• The tooth before a small amount of tooth is trimmed away by the dentist to make space for the porcelain laminates
• After preparation, the dentist makes a rubber impression so that the dental technician can pour a plaster model of the teeth.
• Final veneers bonded in place by the dentist.

• Studies show that people with insufficient blood sugar control seem to develop gum disease more frequently and more severely than people who have good management over their diabetes.
• Diabetes slows circulation, which can also make the gum tissues more susceptible to infections.
• Diabetes reduces the body's resistance to infection which increases the probability of the gums becoming infected.
• High glucose levels in saliva promote growth of bacteria that cause gum disease.
• People with diabetes who smoke are far more likely to develop gum disease than people who smoke and do not have diabetes.
• Poor oral hygiene is a major factor in gum disease for everyone, but it is even more so for a person with diabetes.

Signs and Symptoms of Gum Disease

Prevention

•  Red and swollen gums
• Gums that tend to bleed easily
• Gums separating from the teeth
• Loose teeth
• Frequent bad breath
• Change in the way your teeth fit together
• Change in the way partials or dentures fit

• Maintain good control over your blood sugar levels.

• Do not smoke

• Good oral hygiene and regular dental check ups are essential in preventing gum disease.

• Eat a healthy and well balanced diet.

• Brush your teeth properly twice a day. Brushing your teeth thoroughly removes plaque from the surface before it hardens into calculus.
• Use a fluoride toothpaste. Using a toothpaste with fluoride helps to prevent decay.
• Floss your teeth daily. Flossing is the only way to remove plaque from in between your teeth that a toothbrush can’t reach.
• Use a mouth rinse. An antimicrobial mouth rinse can provide extra help in controlling plaque. Listerine is a good choice and has been approved by the American Dental Association.
• Visit your dentist for regular check ups. Visiting your dentist on a regular basis is the best way to make sure that your teeth and gums stay healthy.
   

• Regular visits to your dentist are essential if gum problems are to be prevented or recognized and treated.
• Gum disease treatment will depend on the type of gum disease present and how serious or advanced the condition is. The dentist will instruct and help with specific oral hygiene methods to control the bacteria that collect on our teeth.
• The dentist or hygienist will carry out meticulous tooth cleaning both above and below the gum line, in order to remove as much of the tartar and plaque deposits. Treatment including prescribing antibiotics may occasionally be used. If the conditions are right these measures will encourage the gums to heal and stop the disease progressing.
• The gum disease treatment includes removal of hard deposits above and below the Gums.
• Special Hand Instruments and Ultrasonic Scales are used in periodontal treatment.
• The mouth is numbed with local anesthesia by the dentist.

Medical Tourism came into existence as an innovative and new concept that saw people traveling abroad for getting superior medical, orthopedic, dental and cosmetic treatments through experienced, expert surgeons and physicians employing the state-of-the-art medical facilities and infrastructure............all this at a mere fraction of the price paid in the USA, UK and other European countries.

The sphere of the term 'Medical Tourism' is very vast, encompassing so many other terms like Medical Travel, Surgical Tourism, Health Tourism, Health Travel, Medical Value Travel, Healthcare Abroad, Overseas Medical, Surgery Overseas, Medical Outsourcing and also Offshore Medical. Thousands of people living in USA, UK and European countries wish to get excellent medical services without spending out their entire life-savings.

Dental Tourism is a vital area of medical tourism that is really in demand and booming very fast. We can define dental tourism as a branch of medical tourism that includes traveling abroad for affordable dental care, dental surgeries, dental treatments or dental procedures comprising some cosmetic dental treatments which are generally expensive in one's own country.
Normally, the medical insurance is provided by the employer in most of the countries, but very rarely the medical insurance consist dental insurance benefits. The people getting dental insurance benefits are considered the fortunate ones for an obvious reason that is the huge expenses dental treatments need.

Normally, the medical insurance is provided by the employer in most of the countries, but very rarely the medical insurance consist dental insurance benefits. The people getting dental insurance benefits are considered the fortunate ones for an obvious reason that is the huge expenses dental treatments need.

In USA, UK and Europe the health facilities are very costly, especially the dental treatments just wipe out most of the savings of the patients. This scenario has given birth to dental tourism, through which patients can receive same dental treatments of same quality from expert and experienced dentists and dental surgeons by going to other country. Dental tourism which is also known as dental travel has been offering a low cost high quality dental treatment alternative for such people.

Many countries have been presenting discounted dental surgeries and dental treatments world wide. Though the concept of dental tourism has been experiencing a boom for some time now, it is not a recent concept. Mexico has been providing affordable dental implants, discounted dental crowns for many years and thousands of Americans have been using these dental services.

But the new episode in the dental tourism started when many Asian countries like India, Thailand, and Singapore stepped into the sphere of dental tourism. In a short span of time, India, Thailand, Singapore have became equally popular and preferred dental tourism destinations for their exclusive qualities like the superior services, best and latest infrastructure and equipments, skilled dental surgeons and dentists, compassionate and trained Para-medical staff, command over English eliminating the language barrier and along with these advantages these countries have unparalleled, fabulous tourist destinations, coming as a bonus for the dental tourists visiting India for the dental treatments.

India has become the most popular dental tourism destination among the patients in USA and UK. The dental clinics in India have been offering all the dental treatments and surgeries of best quality giving the patients more than their expectations at the most competitive prices. Dental Implants, Orthodontic Treatments, Ceramic Veneers Treatment, Crowns and Bridges, Gum Treatments, Cosmetic Dental Treatments are some of the dental procedures for which India is chosen as the first destination by the patients living in USA and UK.

Benefits of Dental Tourism in India

Low Cost
Indian dental clinics offer cost savings in dental treatments. Due to low cost labour and administrative costs, it is possible in India to offer top quality dental care in comparatively low costs.

Excellent Quality
The dentists and the dental surgeons in India are known for their excellent quality of work. This quality will be equal or even superior to what people get in USA and UK. The dental care centers in India have state-of-the-art technology and modern equipments giving the patients comfortable and painless dental treatments. Thus the patients get satisfactory results and that too in much lesser costs than they would have spent in the dental clinics in USA and UK.

Treatment and Travel
While the primary motivation of the most of the patients is affordable dental care, but for some people it is a dental visit combined with traveling or having vacation. Given the low cost of road, air travel, accommodation the patient's family or friends can come with him and they can have a vacation together.

Why India is A Preferred Dental Tourism Destination?

One does wonder why India is regarded as the most popular dental tourism destination in Asia, why thousands of Americans, British and Europeans flock India every year for various dental treatments and dental surgeries, why should the people living in Europe or America choose India for getting done the dental implants or the orthodontic treatment or the dentures.

Treatment and Travel

All this is so because India has the best qualified dental surgeons, state-of-the-art technology, the best infrastructure and equipments and fluent English speaking Para-medical staff. The hospitals in India offer world class medical facilities with the best infrastructure at very competitive prices.

The health care and medical facilities that the people from USA, UK and other European countries receive in India charge the patients a mere fraction of what they have to pay in their own country. For example, when medical treatment costs in India are compared to similar procedures in the US or the UK, they are lower by at least 60 to 80 %. The dentists in USA, UK & Europe can charge $300 to $400 for a Dental Filling, while it costs only $20 to $40 in India. The charges of a Root Canal in the West are $3,000 and it is only $100 to $200 in India. Dentures can cost $1000 in USA, UK and Europe but only $200 in India.

Another main advantage of visiting India for medical treatments is the availability and guarantee of internationally acclaimed medical standards compared to any medical centers in the world along with highly qualified dental surgeons, dentists and other hospital support staff. The dental care clinics in India like ours where overseas patients are treated on a large scale, conduct all the medical investigations with the help of the latest, technologically advanced diagnostic equipments. These medical centers follow the quality assurance exercises and the test results rigorously affirming the best quality and accuracy.

One more point that attracts people from Western countries to India for the dental treatment procedures, is the wide spread knowledge and fluency in English. Though India is a multilingual country, English is spoken at most of levels of the country, so the tourists from abroad don't find face a problem traveling in India for visiting places or medical tourism. Most of the medical staff in India has a command over English and if the patient has a problem with English, a translator is arranged to accompany the patient during his stay in India.

The pharmaceutical sector of India is also very capable and participating in the research field actively. The Indian pharmaceutical products are recognized and accredited worldwide. All the necessary and essential medications are available here as Indian physicians keep pace with the latest technology and the inventions in the field of pharmaceutical and healthcare sector.

We provide exclusive tailor-made medical services to all our patients, especially the overseas patients as they are unfamiliar with lifestyle, climate and food of India. You can have several options in the private dental care centers, regarding having a private room, private chef, convenient transport facilities etc. Our dedicated staff takes efforts to make your stay the most comfortable and satisfactory as per your expectations.

The dental tourism in India is combined with travel and sightseeing by many patients visiting India. They not only get treated and cured of the ailment at an affordable cost, but also visit many beautiful and excellent historical cities and places of interest in India with his family or friends.

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