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The dentist's estimate helps you to assess your oral health status and to make the decision to go or not to have your teeth treated abroad.
The quote from the dentist is a personalized and detailed list of dental treatments and all the costs that allow you to know in advance the price you will have to pay the dentist, and so you can make a comparison between the estimates made by other dentists.
Why do you need dental quotes?
First, you need a quote from the dentist because this way you can know how much a tooth (implant or crown) costs you or all dental treatment and you can make an assessment between the prices of your dentist with ours.
How long does it take to receive a quote for dental treatment?
Our clinic will respond within a maximum of 3 working days after we have received the panoramic X-ray and the description of the problems. We make every effort to respond quickly to all e-mails that arrive.
Our quotes are made in accordance with the current prices you see on our website, those that you will find here on your arrival without any retouching.
What do you have to do to get a quote from the dentist?
To get a quote from the dentist for dental treatment you need to send your digital version of your panoramic X-ray with a description of the problems. The X-ray is absolutely necessary, but certain problems such as small caries or gingivitis can only be seen in the patient's mouth. So if you know of any problems from another dentist you can make a brief description of that problem. This is the only way to make a personalized dental quote.
What kind of X-ray do I need to do to get a quote from the dentist?
If you are thinking about dental treatment abroad, the most suitable option for receiving a fair estimate is the digital version of the panoramic X-ray. Being in digital format, the X-ray can be easily sent by e-mail to any place in the world in just a few minutes. With the help of this, the dentist can have an overview of the state of the teeth. However, if you observe that the bone resorption is severe, the dentist will ask for a CAT scan (computerized axial tomography) to ensure that there are the necessary conditions to put dental implants in.