All right here are some fun facts on Costa Rica that we thought you may enjoy or may even help if you are planning a dental vacation to Costa Rica.
Language – Spanish
Time Zone – GMT
Currency – Colon
Visa Required – No
Country Dialing Code – 506
Electricity – 120V
Typical Dental Costs (In Dollars)
Porcelain Veneer: $350
Porcelain Crown: $400
Inlays/Onlays: $350
Implant with Crown: $650 – $800
One of Costa Rica’s health travel specialties is called the “recovery retreat”. It is a hotel or ranch style accomodation that serves recovering patients exclusively. Usually situated close to clinics, these retreats seem like a normal hotel except they are staffed with nurses and interns who attend to the special needs of recovering patients.
Dental patients usually don’t need this level of after care since dentistry is, many times, minimally invasive treatment. Costa Rica with its ecotourism, easy access to leisure activities, breathtaking volcanoes, cloud forests and not to mention Pacific and Caribbean coasts can offer the dental tourist a wonderful vacation to wrap into their trip for treatment. It could certainly provide the kind of vacation many people only dream about!
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