Example journeys

Understand stages before discussing dates.

These examples explain process, not price or a personal diagnosis. Your final plan requires examination and imaging.

Important: Visit count, healing time, materials and suitability vary by case. Do not book non-refundable travel based only on an example.

Educational example

Implant treatment journey

An educational example for replacing missing teeth when implant treatment is clinically suitable.

Visit pattern: Common structure: at least two clinical phases separated by a dentist-defined healing interval. Additional visits may be required.

Online review of goals, health information and available X-rays
In-person examination and three-dimensional imaging where indicated
Implant placement and a dentist-defined healing period
Final restoration planning, fitting and bite review
Written care instructions and remote follow-up

Clinical details →

Educational example

Smile design journey

An educational example for whitening, veneers or restorative smile planning after oral health has been assessed.

Visit pattern: Possible structure: assessment and treatment stages may fit one coordinated trip only when clinically appropriate. Pre-treatment can require another phase.

Photo and goal review before travel
Examination, gum-health assessment, shade and proportion planning
Dentist-approved mock-up or provisional stage when appropriate
Clinical treatment and fit, shade and bite checks
Final photographs, maintenance guidance and follow-up

Clinical details →

Educational example

Full-mouth rehabilitation journey

A staged example for complex cases where function, comfort and appearance must be considered together.

Visit pattern: Common structure: multiple staged visits. Surgical healing, provisional evaluation and final restorations may be separated.

Comprehensive records, imaging, health history and bite assessment
Urgent disease control and stabilization before definitive work
Sequenced surgical, restorative or periodontal care as indicated
Provisional evaluation before final restorations
Final checks, hygiene plan and scheduled remote follow-up

Clinical details →

After you return home

Remote follow-up with clear limits.

Remote communication supports recovery but does not replace an examination when urgent or hands-on care is needed.

Before departure

Written care and medication instructions are reviewed.

Early check-in

The coordinator checks recovery by WhatsApp after the agreed procedure.

Remote review

Photos or a video call can support dentist-led follow-up when appropriate.

Long-term care

Patients are reminded to continue routine examinations and hygiene care locally.