Help for Your Dental Vacation Cont.

by on February 8, 2010

Yesterday we spoke about getting help for your dental vacation. We talked about looking online and at written publications. One field that is rapidly growing is the dental tourism travel agency.
They help to provide ease and reassurance to the traveler looking to go outside the country for their care. Since dental touism has only recently become a major growth industry it only makes sense for someone to look for help in organizing such a important trip. We all know that vacations are important and that that your dental health is important. Now combine the two togethter and it becomes at least twice as important to get it right. The peace of mind that getting help from someone experienced in the area may be well worth the cost.
Services offered by travel agencies include travel arrangements, clinic locations, transfer of dental documents and insurance help. An agency can guide the patient through the whole process to make the cultural and language barriers less intimidating. Each case is individuallly evaluated because certain doctors may not do every procedure and the agent may be able to help guide you to the proper dentist.
Dayo Dental, based in Phienix, Arizona is a US based travel agency that help patients with dental clinics within walking distance of the US, Mexico border. The first trip and consultation are free and followup transportation is $45 per day. Usually the patient’s entire dental trip is completed in one day. It is worth your time to explore this option when planning a dental tourism trip.

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Help for Your Dental Vacation

by on February 7, 2010

Most Americans get outside help to plan their dental vacation. Those familiar with the internet tend to use online searches to gather information about health and travel in other countries. Listing services provide a way for patients to directly contact dentists and find information about travel and leisure. What is nice about these lising services is that you can find information about clinics both big and small.
Traditional methods of finding a dentist, referrals, won’t be as effective until the concept of dental tourism becomes more widespread. The person seeking care can also look to formal travel guides that are being made. A couple of doctors in Mexico recently put together a publication called the Health and Safety Travel Guide. Indeed if you start to search you will find many books and blogs, such as this, talking about dental vacations. This requires effort and time to do the reading. If you are able and willing to do this, then great, an informed patient is the best kind. But if you have trouble finding enough time to to read a book then going online and researching may be the best place to get information quickly.

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Post Dental Vacation Complications

February 6, 2010

It is a fair question to ask… “What if I have complications with my dental work after my dental vacation?” That is a fair question and one you should consider prior to traveling to another country for care. Not that treaveling to another country is bad, in fact [...]

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