Travel support
Each trip planned around your treatment, not the other way round.
A typical journey
Four stages, two trips.
Stage 1
Before you book
- Video consultation with the treating dentist
- Visit dates built around healing time
- Advice on flexible tickets in case plans change
Stage 2
First visit
- Airport transfer arranged with the clinic or a local provider
- Accommodation near the clinic, chosen by you
- A written schedule of appointments
Stage 3
Between visits
- Healing at home, often for several months
- Remote check-ins with the clinic
- Your coordinator on hand for questions
Stage 4
Final visit
- Fitting of final teeth or restorations
- Written aftercare instructions and records
- Plan for reviews with your home dentist
What we help with, and what we don't
We help you find suitable flight routes, choose accommodation near your clinic, arrange airport transfers and keep your appointments, documents and messages in one place. We do not sell flights or hotels and do not take commission on them.
Flights
Routes between the UK, Ireland and Romanian airports change, and some run only in certain seasons. Check current schedules with airlines and airports, and prefer flexible tickets: healing does not always follow a timetable.
Flying after treatment
When it is safe to fly depends on what was done. Follow the advice of the clinician who treated you, and allow a margin before your return flight.
Travelling with someone
Bringing a companion can help, particularly after surgery or sedation. If you travel alone, ask the clinic what support it offers.
Insurance
Many standard travel insurance policies exclude complications arising from planned treatment abroad. Read your policy carefully and consider specialist cover.
City guides
Airports, transport and where to stay.
How many trips you need depends on the treatment. See the guides to dental implants, All-on-4 and veneers.
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