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Dental tourism

How your dental trip works

Ten steps from the first message to aftercare at home. You can start the whole process without leaving your country.


Step 1

Get in touch

Write on WhatsApp, send the form or call. A patient coordinator replies in English, Italian or Albanian, usually within a few hours. Tell us what is bothering you — you do not need to know the name of the procedure you need.

Step 2

Send your X-ray

A panoramic X-ray taken in the last twelve months is ideal; a CBCT is better still. If you have neither, send clear photographs of your teeth and we will tell you what is possible to assess and what is not.

Step 3

A dentist reviews your case

Your images go to the dentist who would treat you, not to a salesperson. If your case needs a second opinion from the surgeon or the orthodontist, it gets one before you hear back.

Step 4

Receive your treatment plan

In writing: diagnosis, proposed procedures, materials and brands, the number of implants or restorations, the treatment stages, the number of trips, the days needed in Tirana and an itemised price. Ask questions, request alternatives, take your time.

Step 5

Choose your dates

Once you accept the plan we hold the appointment slots for the dates you want, and build the clinical schedule around your flights rather than the other way round.

Step 6

We help with the trip

Flight timing that fits the clinical schedule, hotel booking near the clinic, airport transfer, and a plan for the days you are not in the chair.

Step 7

Arrival and examination

The first appointment is the same day you land or the next morning: full clinical examination, CBCT or further imaging if it is needed, and then the dentist confirms the preliminary plan or tells you plainly what has changed and why.

Step 8

Treatment

Carried out to the agreed schedule. Your coordinator is reachable throughout, including outside clinic hours, for anything from a pharmacy question to changing a dinner reservation.

Step 9

Before you fly home

Final check of function, bite, comfort and appearance, then your complete clinical file: X-rays, implant passport, warranty documentation and aftercare instructions. Everything a dentist at home would need.

Step 10

Aftercare

You leave with written post-treatment instructions and a maintenance schedule, and we stay reachable on WhatsApp. Most questions are answered with a photograph and a message the same day.

Timings

How long each treatment takes

Plan your flights around these. Your own plan will give exact dates.

TreatmentDays in TiranaTrips
Whitening or scaling1–2 days1 trip
Fillings and root canals2–3 days1 trip
Zirconia or E-max crowns3–5 days1 trip
Veneers, full smile4–6 days1 trip
Single implant3–4 days, then 5–72 trips, 3–6 months apart
All-on-4 or All-on-66–7 days, then 5–72 trips, 3–6 months apart
Full mouth rehabilitation5–7 days per trip2–3 trips over 4–8 months
Invisalign2–3 days to start1–2 trips, aligners shipped

Your coordinator

One person, from first message to aftercare

You are not passed between departments. The same coordinator handles your quote, your appointments, your hotel, your transfer, translation at the chair and anything that comes up after you go home.

  • Answers in English, Italian and Albanian
  • Collects your X-rays and returns the dentist's plan
  • Books and reschedules appointments around your flights
  • Recommends hotels at three price levels and books them
  • Arranges airport transfer assistance and local transport
  • Translates during consultations if you want them in your language
  • Stays reachable on WhatsApp after you return home

Free online consultation

Send your X-ray. Get a written plan.

Upload a panoramic X-ray or CBCT and our clinical team returns a diagnosis, a treatment plan, the number of visits, the days you need in Tirana and a price. The assessment is free and you are under no obligation to book anything.

Talk to a coordinator