Before & After Dental Implants – Complete smile restoration with natural-looking results.
Dental implants are a modern and reliable way to replace lost teeth and failing teeth. They restore both function and appearance for people who want to improve their oral health. The dental implant procedure involves a minor surgical process in which a titanium post is placed into the jaw bone to act as an artificial root for a new tooth. This foundation can support a single missing tooth, several teeth, or even full mouth dental implants, restoring both function and aesthetics to your smile.
Unlike wearing dentures, which can feel removable and less natural in both appearance and function, dental implants provide a permanent and natural-feeling alternative that improves comfort and confidence. Dental implant surgery is a well-established treatment that can be tailored to address a single missing tooth or more extensive tooth loss. This allows patients to regain the ability to eat, speak, and smile with confidence.
With proper care, mouth dental implants can last for many years, support healthy teeth and healthy tissues, and play an important role in comprehensive dental care.
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Dental implants offer a wide range of benefits for anyone looking to replace missing teeth and restore their smile. One of the most significant advantages is their ability to provide a permanent and stable solution that closely mimics the look and function of natural teeth. Unlike removable dentures, dental implants are anchored securely in the jaw bone, allowing you to eat your favorite foods, speak clearly, and smile with confidence without worrying about your teeth shifting or slipping.
Another major benefit of dental implant surgery is that it helps prevent bone loss. When teeth are missing, the underlying bone can begin to deteriorate over time. Dental implants stimulate the jaw bone in the same way natural tooth roots do, which helps maintain bone density and preserve the natural shape of your face. This not only supports oral health but also helps maintain a more youthful appearance.
Dental implants can also replace loose or uncomfortable dentures by offering a secure and comfortable alternative that feels much more like your own teeth. The implant surgery itself is a minor surgical procedure that is typically performed under local anesthesia, and most patients experience a quick recovery and minimal discomfort.
With a high success rate and long-lasting results, dental implants are a reliable way to restore oral function, improve aesthetics, and boost self-esteem. Whether you need to replace one tooth or several, dental implants are a proven solution that can transform your quality of life.
Teeth are an essential part of the human body, and people who keep their natural teeth throughout life enjoy major benefits in both function and appearance. Unfortunately, teeth can be lost for many reasons, including dental trauma, caries, periodontal disease, or other health issues. When teeth are missing, replacing them is crucial to restore proper chewing function, speech, and aesthetics.
If missing teeth are not replaced, complications can affect other teeth, including tilting, crowding, or even the loss of adjacent teeth. These issues can then develop into wider dental health problems. Missing teeth can also create plaque traps and increase the risk of gum disease, which further complicates oral health. Dental implants replace lost teeth and failing teeth, and they are now the preferred method for doing so. They help prevent these problems by providing a stable and effective replacement for missing teeth.
Dental implants provide a remarkable solution for replacing missing teeth and are considered one of the most effective and advanced tooth replacement options in modern dentistry. Implant therapy is now considered the gold standard for replacing missing teeth because it preserves bone tissue and adjacent bone and supports long-term oral health. Unlike other methods, dental implant treatment closely mimics the look, feel, and function of natural teeth.
Implants support the jaw bone and help reduce bone loss, which often occurs after tooth extraction. This support is possible because of osseointegration, a process in which the jaw bone fuses with the implant surface to provide stability and long-term success. This is vital for maintaining the structure of the mouth and preserving the health of surrounding teeth. By choosing dental implants, patients can restore their smile and significantly improve their quality of life.
A dental implant, sometimes called a tooth implant, is a titanium post that is surgically placed into the jaw bone to replace the root of a missing tooth. This artificial tooth root creates a stable foundation for replacement teeth such as dental crowns, bridges, or dentures, and it plays a crucial role in supporting artificial teeth used in dental restoration procedures. Dentists use dental implants to replace teeth after tooth extractions, and immediate implant placement is sometimes possible when conditions allow, which can streamline treatment.
The process usually involves two main stages: placing the dental implant and, after healing, attaching a dental structure. Implants do not require special maintenance beyond regular brushing and flossing, which makes them a convenient and long-lasting option.
Our clinic offers a variety of implant treatments tailored to individual needs. Whether you need to replace a single missing tooth, several teeth, or require full mouth dental implants for complete restoration of the upper or lower jaw, our experienced implantologists can provide effective solutions. Orthodontic treatment may be needed before implant placement to ensure proper alignment and bone support and to optimize the outcome of implant therapy. Dental implants provide solid support for new teeth that look, feel, and function like natural teeth, helping ensure both comfort and confidence. Remember to visit your dentist regularly to maintain the health of your dental implants and your overall oral health.
Am I a Candidate for Dental Implants?
Determining whether you are a candidate for dental implants begins with a comprehensive evaluation by a dental professional, often an oral and maxillofacial surgeon. This assessment includes a detailed review of your medical history, a thorough examination of your teeth and gums, and advanced imaging such as X-rays or a CT scan to evaluate your jaw bone. The dental team will check whether you have enough bone and healthy gum tissue to support an implant, because bone density is a crucial factor in successful implant placement.
Certain medical conditions, such as uncontrolled diabetes or active periodontal disease, can affect your eligibility for dental implant treatment. However, many patients with these conditions can still undergo implant surgery with proper management and a tailored treatment plan. Advances in implant dentistry and oral and maxillofacial surgery have also made it possible for more people to benefit from dental implants, including those who may previously have been told that they did not have enough bone.
If you are considering dental implants, your dentist will work with you to address any underlying health issues and create a personalized treatment plan that meets your needs. With the right preparation and care, dental implants can be a safe and effective option for restoring your smile, regardless of how many teeth you need to replace.
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Single Dental Implant Placement – X-ray view of implant positioned in the jawbone.
For patients with one missing tooth, a single implant is an excellent replacement option. This procedure involves placing one dental implant into the jaw bone and then covering it with a dental crown that matches the surrounding teeth in appearance and function. Replacing one missing tooth with a single implant creates a natural look, restores full functionality, and offers long-term benefits such as preventing bone loss and maintaining oral health. Single dental implants are ideal when missing teeth are not adjacent to each other because they prevent the displacement or tilting of neighboring teeth caused by gaps. This method preserves the integrity of the natural teeth and maintains proper dental alignment. For patients who require multiple implants, the Smile in a Day procedure can place several implants on the same day, providing a faster way to restore dental function and aesthetics. This approach uses immediate load implants, which allow a prosthesis to be placed on the same day as the implant surgery.
When two or more consecutive teeth are missing or damaged, an implant-supported dental bridge, also called a fixed bridge because it is permanently attached to the implants, offers a reliable and aesthetically pleasing solution. For patients with several missing teeth, dentists can use multiple dental implants or two or more implants to support a dental bridge, which provides stability and distributes occlusal loads for greater longevity and function. This involves placing at least two dental implants into the jaw bone, which then support a custom-made dental bridge designed to fit seamlessly with your jaw and remaining teeth. After the implants heal, the replacement tooth or teeth are carefully fitted onto the implants to restore both function and aesthetics. This approach not only restores chewing function but also helps prevent bone loss and protects adjacent teeth from shifting.
Repair of Whole Jaws With Full Mouth Dental Implants
For patients who need complete restoration of the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both, full mouth dental implants provide a superior alternative to conventional removable dentures. Implant-supported bridges secured by four to six implants offer exceptional strength, stability, and a natural appearance. These fixed replacement teeth feel and function like natural teeth, removing the discomfort and inconvenience often associated with false teeth or removable dentures. This type of implant treatment significantly improves dental health and overall quality of life. Smile in a Day, a related approach, involves fabricating acrylic provisional teeth before the implants are placed so patients can benefit from immediate function and aesthetics.
Dental implants are available in several types, each designed to meet specific dental needs and anatomical conditions. Most modern dental implants are titanium implants, known for their biocompatibility and their ability to bond with bone. The most widely used are endosseous implants, which are surgically placed directly into the jaw bone and provide a sturdy foundation for replacement teeth. These are ideal for most cases of missing teeth because they closely replicate the function of natural teeth and tooth roots.
For patients who may not have enough bone in the jaw for traditional implants, subperiosteal implants offer an alternative. These implants rest on top of the jaw bone but beneath the gum tissue, which makes them suitable for individuals who cannot undergo bone grafting or who have significant bone loss. Titanium screws are commonly used in dental implantology because of their strength and excellent osseointegration qualities, which allow the bone to bond securely with the implant.
In cases where the upper jaw has experienced severe bone loss, zygomatic implants may be recommended. These longer implants anchor into the cheekbone (zygoma) rather than the upper jaw, creating a secure solution for patients with limited bone availability.
Mini dental implants, which have a smaller diameter than traditional implants, can also be used in cases with limited bone or to stabilize removable dentures.
Choosing the right type of dental implant depends on factors such as the location of the missing tooth, the amount of available bone, and your overall oral health. By understanding the different types of dental implants, patients and dental professionals can work together to choose the most effective treatment for restoring natural tooth function and achieving a healthy, confident smile.
Artificial teeth, also known as prosthetic teeth, play a crucial role in dental implant treatment by restoring full dental function and creating a natural appearance. In dental implant procedures, artificial teeth serve as the visible part of the restoration and replace missing teeth. These replacement teeth are custom-designed to match the color, shape, and size of your natural teeth for a seamless and attractive result. Once the dental implant is securely anchored in the jaw bone, an abutment is attached to connect the implant to the artificial tooth. Depending on your needs, artificial teeth can take the form of fixed crowns, implant-supported bridges, or removable dentures stabilized by implants. This flexibility allows dental professionals to create personalized solutions whether you need to replace a single tooth or require a full set of artificial teeth. The choice between fixed and removable options depends on your preferences and oral health, and your dental team will guide you in selecting the best option for your case. While the cost of dental implants and artificial teeth can vary, implant-supported restorations offer strong long-term benefits in comfort, appearance, and dental health.
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Many people who wear dentures are now looking to dental implants as a more permanent and natural-feeling solution. For individuals who currently wear false teeth, such as traditional dentures, dental implants offer a major upgrade by creating a more secure and natural-feeling alternative. Unlike conventional dentures that may slip or require adhesives, dental implants anchor artificial teeth firmly in place, allowing you to eat, speak, and smile with greater confidence. This is especially valuable for people who have experienced bone loss or gum disease, because dental implants help stimulate bone growth and reduce further deterioration of the jaw bone. The process of replacing false teeth with dental implants begins with a thorough consultation with a dental professional, followed by a surgical procedure to place the implants. Once the implants have integrated with the bone, your new artificial teeth are attached to create a stable and comfortable fit. This approach not only improves the appearance and function of your smile but also supports long-term oral health by maintaining bone structure and reducing the risk of future dental problems.
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Dental bridges are a well-established alternative to dental implants for replacing missing teeth. A dental bridge works by anchoring an artificial tooth to the adjacent teeth and filling the gap left by a missing tooth. Other cosmetic dental solutions such as composite bonding can also help address imperfections or gaps and provide a minimally invasive option for patients who are not candidates for implant treatment because of insufficient bone or certain health conditions.
While dental bridges can restore function and appearance, they do not address bone loss in the jaw because they do not stimulate the bone in the way dental implants do. In addition, bridges may require the reduction of healthy adjacent teeth to support the artificial tooth, which can place extra stress on neighboring teeth over time. Dental implants, by contrast, help preserve healthy teeth because they do not require altering neighboring teeth for support.
Other alternatives include removable or fixed dentures and resin-bonded bridges, each with its own advantages and limitations. Dentures can replace several missing teeth at once but may not provide the same level of stability or comfort as dental implants. Resin-bonded bridges are less invasive, but they are generally used for replacing front teeth and may not be as durable. The Maryland bridge is a common type of resin-bonded bridge and is often used specifically for front teeth.
Ultimately, the choice between dental bridges, dentures, and dental implants depends on individual dental needs, the condition of adjacent and surrounding teeth, and personal preferences. While these alternatives can provide effective solutions for missing teeth, dental implants remain the gold standard for long-term durability and natural function.
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Bone grafting is an important procedure in dental implant treatment, especially when the jaw bone is too thin or too soft to support a dental implant. Bone grafting procedures aim to restore bone tissue and create a stable foundation for dental implants. A sinus lift is a specific bone grafting procedure used to add bone to the upper jaw, particularly around the molars and premolars, so it can support dental implants. During bone grafting, graft material sourced from the patient, a donor, or synthetic materials is placed in the area where bone is lacking. This process helps rebuild and strengthen the jaw bone and creates a solid foundation for future implant surgery.
Bone healing is a critical phase after bone grafting because the graft material gradually integrates with the existing bone over several months. This integration is essential for ensuring that the dental implant remains stable and can withstand the forces of chewing and daily function.
Bone grafting can be carried out as a separate procedure before dental implant placement or, in some cases, at the same time as implant surgery. The success of bone grafting is crucial for the long-term result of dental implant treatment because it ensures that the implant is securely anchored and that the surrounding bone and gums remain healthy.
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Bone growth, known as osseointegration, is the process in which the jaw bone fuses with the surface of the dental implant and anchors it firmly in place. The regrowth of bone tissue around the implant is essential for long-term stability, because healthy bone tissue supports both primary stability and successful osseointegration. This natural biological process is fundamental to successful dental implant treatment because it provides the stability needed for the implant to function like a natural tooth.
The rate and quality of bone growth can vary from person to person and are influenced by factors such as overall health, bone density, and any underlying medical conditions. Adequate bone growth ensures that the dental implant can withstand the pressure of chewing and maintain the health of the surrounding bone and gum tissue.
During the healing period after implant placement, dental professionals closely monitor bone growth to confirm that the implant is integrating properly. Only when osseointegration is complete is the final prosthetic tooth attached, ensuring a secure and long-lasting result.
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Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is an important factor to consider when planning dental implant surgery. Active gum disease can compromise the success of implant treatment by damaging the gums and jaw bone that support the dental implant. Healthy tissues around the implant are critical for successful osseointegration, long-term stability, and the prevention of complications such as peri-implantitis. For this reason, any gum disease should be treated before implant surgery begins so the implant site is healthy.
After dental implant placement, maintaining good oral hygiene and attending regular check-ups with a dental professional are essential for preventing the return of gum disease. Proper care helps protect the implant and surrounding tissues and reduces the risk of complications such as implant failure or bone loss.
By addressing periodontal disease before and after implant treatment, patients can help support the long-term health and stability of their dental implants and maintain a healthy smile for years to come.
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Dental Implant Procedure – Step-by-step stages from implant placement to complete healing and crown restoration.
The dental implant procedure is a multi-step process designed to create the best possible result for each patient. It begins with a comprehensive consultation, during which a dental professional evaluates your oral health and creates a personalized treatment plan. The surgical procedure itself involves placing the dental implant into the jaw bone, usually under local anaesthetic to keep you comfortable. After the implant is placed, a healing period is necessary so the bone can integrate with the implant through a process known as osseointegration. In some cases, a minor surgery may be needed after the initial placement to expose the implant and place the healing cap. This healing phase can take several months, and during this time temporary teeth may be provided to maintain normal function and appearance.
Recovery from implant surgery usually involves some mild discomfort and swelling, both of which can be managed with pain medication and rest. Patients are generally advised to follow a soft diet for about two to three weeks after the procedure and may need to avoid certain foods while the surgical site heals. Throughout recovery, your dental team will monitor your progress and provide guidance to support optimal healing and long-term success.
Successful dental implant placement begins with careful planning. Our dental team uses advanced 3D imaging, specifically a CBCT scan (Cone Beam Computed Tomography), to capture detailed images of the jaw bone, nearby anatomical structures, and the implant site. During this stage, the quality of the adjacent bone is carefully assessed to support optimal implant placement and long-term success. This digital assessment allows precise evaluation of bone quantity and quality and helps determine whether there is enough bone to support the implant or whether bone grafting is necessary. A bone graft may be required when the jawbone is insufficient in quality or quantity, and this can involve different graft materials and may be performed either before or at the same time as implant surgery. The planning process involves multiple specialists, including oral surgeons, prosthodontists, and radiologists, to ensure a comprehensive and tailored treatment plan. It also includes a full health and dental examination to adapt treatment to your specific needs.
Planning usually takes one to three days depending on the complexity of the case. It includes a dental examination, imaging, and a hygienic phase with professional tartar cleaning to optimize oral health before surgery.
Dental implant surgery phase
The surgical procedure, known as dental implant surgery or dental surgery for implant placement, is performed under local anaesthetic to ensure comfort and maintain the highest standards of care. During this minor surgical procedure, titanium metal implants are inserted into the jaw bone to act as artificial tooth roots. To place dental implants, the dentist first makes a small incision in the gum, drills a precise hole in the jawbone, and then positions the implant within the bone. Depending on the complexity of the case, the implant may be left visible or covered by the gum during healing. Titanium is biocompatible and has been used safely in implant dentistry for decades. Dental implant surgery is usually an outpatient procedure performed in stages, with healing time needed between each stage to ensure successful integration and stability.
A minimally invasive option called flapless surgery can also be used. Flapless surgery places dental implants without making incisions in the gum tissue, which can reduce both healing time and discomfort.
If tooth extraction is needed, it is carried out before implant placement. The duration of implant surgery varies, but it typically lasts around 40 to 50 minutes per implant. After placement, a temporary tooth or prosthesis may be provided to maintain aesthetics and function while the implant integrates with the bone. This healing process, called osseointegration, can take 4 to 6 months, during which the bone grows around the implant and secures it firmly. For Smile in a Day procedures, a final robust porcelain bridge is fitted approximately three months after the initial placement to ensure a durable and aesthetically pleasing result.
An implant abutment is then used as the connector between the dental implant and the final restoration, and it plays a crucial role in the overall procedure.
After the initial surgery, the patient’s gums heal and the implant becomes a stable foundation for the final teeth.
Follow-up visits and final restoration
The second visit usually takes place 4 to 6 months after implant placement. At this stage, the implant is uncovered and a gingivaformer, a device used to shape the gum tissue, is placed. This forms part of a two stage surgery approach, where the implant is first placed and covered with gum tissue to allow healing, and then later uncovered for abutment attachment. The abutment connection is also performed during this visit so the implant can be prepared for the final restoration. After about a week, an impression is taken so the permanent dental crown, bridge, or denture can be made in the dental lab.
The third visit involves fitting the final restoration. For metal-ceramic crowns, a metal framework is first tested, followed by extra visits for cementation. Zirconium crowns often require fewer visits, with direct cementation typically completed within a week. Throughout this process, the dental professional ensures that the replacement teeth harmonize with the color and shape of your natural teeth and preserve both the aesthetics and function of your smile.
Financing Options for Dental Implants
While dental implants are a significant investment in your dental health, several financing options can make treatment more accessible. Many dental practices offer flexible payment plans that allow you to spread the cost of your dental implant procedure over time and fit it more comfortably into your budget. In some cases, dental insurance may cover part or all of the cost, especially if the implant is needed for medical reasons. It is important to check with your insurance provider to understand your level of cover. Although the upfront cost of a dental implant can range from $1,000 to $5,000 per tooth, the long-term benefits, including durability, improved function, and a better quality of life, often make it a cost-effective choice compared with other tooth replacement solutions. Your dental team can help you review financing options and provide a clear estimate based on your individual treatment plan.
Consultation and Treatment Process
To begin your dental implant journey, we require an X-ray or panoramic photo taken within the last three months, together with a completed medical questionnaire. During your initial consultation, your medical history will be reviewed to support safe and effective treatment planning. Trusted providers such as Bupa Dental Care also offer comprehensive dental implant treatments, which highlights the importance of choosing an experienced network for your procedure. If you do not have recent imaging, it can be taken upon arrival in Bulgaria, although this may affect treatment planning and cost accuracy.
We organize a free video consultation with a dental professional who will explain your treatment options, expected duration, and aftercare. You will receive a detailed offer that includes preferential rates for partner hotels or apartments to help ensure your comfort during your stay.
Once you decide to proceed, a 20% prepayment reserves your treatment date and accommodation. The remaining balance is due before the procedure. Cancellations require at least two weeks’ notice for deposit refunds, with specific conditions applying to last-minute changes.
Our team also helps with travel arrangements, airport transfers, and accommodation, creating a smooth and supportive experience throughout your visit.
Your dentist will provide a comprehensive recovery and maintenance plan to support the longevity of your dental implants. Ongoing dental care, including regular check-ups and professional cleanings, is essential for maintaining the health and long-term success of your dental implants. As part of this process, a maintenance protocol will be established to support the long-term health and stability of your dental implants.
Conclusion
In conclusion, dental implants are a highly effective and long-lasting solution for replacing missing teeth, whether you need to restore a single tooth or multiple teeth. With the expertise of an oral and maxillofacial team and a carefully developed treatment plan, dental implants can dramatically improve oral health, function, and confidence. They offer a natural look and feel, help preserve bone and facial structure, and provide a stable foundation for replacement teeth.
If you are considering dental implants, it is essential to consult with a qualified dental professional who can assess your individual needs and create a personalized treatment plan. With proper care and regular dental check-ups, dental implants can last for many years, making them a worthwhile investment in long-term dental health. Whether you are looking to replace one tooth or multiple teeth, dental implants can help you achieve a healthy, beautiful smile and enjoy life to the fullest.
Start Your Dental Implant Enquiry
If you are considering dental implants in Bulgaria and want personalised guidance, our team can review your case, explain your options, and connect you with experienced dental specialists.
Dental implant surgery is performed under local anaesthetic, so you will not feel pain during the procedure. Some discomfort or mild pain may occur in the days following surgery, which can be managed with prescribed painkillers. Analgesics are commonly prescribed to help manage post-operative discomfort. Antibiotics may also be needed to prevent infection and ensure proper healing. Our dental team provides detailed post-operative instructions and wound care to promote healing and minimize discomfort.
Most patients are able to walk and care for themselves immediately after surgery. Our staff will assist you in returning to your accommodation safely. Mild swelling or soreness is common but temporary.
The healing period between implant placement and final restoration is essential for successful osseointegration. Most dental implants are successful, but certain factors such as bone quality or lifestyle habits can affect the healing process and outcome. This 4 to 6-month phase allows the bone to grow around the implant, ensuring long-term stability. During this time, temporary teeth or dentures are worn to maintain function and appearance.
Implant care is very important if you want to have long-term results. No special cleaning is required. You can take care of them as well as your natural teeth. It is recommended to clean with a soft brush and splash after eating with clean water.
For the first 10 days after implant surgery, gentle rinsing with a diluted mouthwash or salt water (a teaspoon of salt in warm water) is recommended to keep the implant site clean and support gum healing. Your dentist may also prescribe a chlorhexidine mouthwash to reduce the risk of infection and promote healing.
When patients follow all post-operative care instructions, attend regular hygiene appointments every six months, and maintain good oral hygiene, our clinic offers a warranty of 5 to 10 years on dental implants. For patients from other countries, proof of hygiene maintenance may be required to validate the warranty. Most dental implants can last between 10 to 15 years with proper care, making them a cost-effective and durable solution for missing teeth.
Dental implants cost varies depending on individual needs and treatment complexity. After a free online consultation, you will receive a personalized offer within 24 hours. Following your consultation, we will provide you with a detailed treatment plan outlining the steps and costs of your implant treatment. Our price list is transparent and competitive, reflecting the high quality of care and materials used.
Once you have made contact with us, we will request some information and then organise a free video consultation for you with the dentist whom we believe will be the best suited for the procedure you are interested in.
Required information:
We will ask you to send us an X-ray or Panoramic photo taken no more than three months prior to the date of the inquiry and you will need to fill out a medical(health) questionnaire.
(If you don’t have an X-ray or a panoramic photo, they can be taken when you arrive in Bulgaria but in this case the treatment process and the price will most likely undergo some changes and won’t be as accurate as if you had them. After you make them in Bulgaria then your dentist will look at them and explain everything you want to know about the procedure).
After sending the required X-ray or Panoramic photo and completing the questionnaire, we will then organize the free video consultation with the appropriate dentist for you within 5 days.
We advise you before this consultation to write down any questions you want to discuss. During this consultation, the options for your treatment will be explained to you plus the length of stay and after care process.
After the formal request to us and if you so wish, we can arrange a meeting with our representative in London.
After the video consultation, within 24 hours, we will send you an offer describing the price of the procedure and the total number of days you stay in Bulgaria.But of course you can stay as long as you want.
In the offer there will be а preferential price for our partner hotels or apartments with which we work and we are able to guarantee their quality and comfort.
You will have 3-4 days of time to reflect and give us your decision.
If you decide to proceed and agreed with all terms and conditions, you will have 48 hours to prepay 20% of the total amount of the procedure.This amount is paid directly to the clinic where your procedure will be performed and that’s how you will have a reserved date and time for your procedure and a room in the hotel you have chosen. The outstanding balance must be paid no later than the day before the procedure itself(again to the clinic).
If you need to cancel the procedure, this must be done at least 2 weeks before the date of your flight in order to be able to trigger a process to return your deposit.
If you decide to cancel your agreement with us in the last two weeks before the flight, you must have an acceptable reason for that (supported by evidence) in order to take your money back, but you will be suspended administrative fee of 50 euro.
If you wish to change the date of the procedure, we must receive at least two weeks advance notice.
If you wish, we can also arrange your trip from your home to the airport. We are partners with a transport company and you can use our preferential prices. This also applies to your return flight. To do this, you will need to send us the details of your flight a week in advance.
Upon your arrival in Bulgaria, you will be welcomed by our representative who will take you to your hotel.
The following day our employee will take you to the clinic for a final examination, and after that to the place where you are accommodated.
On the day of the procedure, you will be taken again to the clinic and returned to your accommodation by our assistant.
During the entire stay, our contributor will be at your service.
On the day of your departure, you will be accompanied by our employee back to the airport.
If you wish, we can arrange your stay according to your requirements. This must be specified in advance.
Your dentist will give a detailed recovery and maintenance plan, which you must follow in order to achieve the best results from the procedure.
We are working with a dentist in London who can do follow-up examinations if required.
