WHY COLOMBIA

  • Colombia is on the top medical tourism destination.
  • 50,000+ medical tourists visit Colombia annually, with a significant portion for dental treatments.
  • 99% patient satisfaction, According to surveys, most international patients rate their experience as excellent.
  • Patients save up to 70% compared to dental care costs in the U.S. and Europe.

Combine your treatment with a trip to discover Colombia’s culture, gastronomy, and nature. Turn your dental visit into a memorable experience!

Frequently asked questions

Is Colombia a safe country for dental tourism? Is it true that dental treatments in Colombia are more affordable? Can I do tourist activities after my dental procedure? Can I bring my pet with me to Colombia? Do Colombian dentists have the same qualifications as American dentists? Will I have trouble communicating if I don’t speak Spanish? How long will I need to stay in Colombia for my dental treatment? Do I need a visa to travel to Colombia for dental treatment? What happens if I have complications after returning to the U.S.?

Yes, Colombia has become a popular destination for medical and dental tourism due to its high-quality healthcare and modern facilities. Major cities like Bogotá and Medellín have safe areas, and clinics catering to international patients prioritize security. However, as in any country, it’s recommended to take standard travel precautions.

Yes, dental treatments in Colombia are significantly more affordable than in the U.S. without compromising quality. Patients can save up to 70% on procedures like dental implants, veneers, and full-mouth restorations. This is due to lower operational costs, not lower standards of care.

It depends on the type of procedure. Minor treatments like teeth whitening or fillings won’t limit your activities, but major procedures like all-on-4, implants or extractions may require rest. Your dentist will provide guidelines on what you can do safely.

Yes, but you need to check airline regulations and Colombia’s pet import requirements. Some accommodations and clinics may also have restrictions, so it’s best to plan in advance.

Yes, many dentists in Colombia are highly trained, and some even have international certifications. Clinics that cater to international patients use modern technology and adhere to global healthcare standards.

Not at all. Many dental clinics that serve international patients have English-speaking staff and doctors, ensuring smooth communication.

The duration depends on the treatment. Some procedures, like teeth whitening, can be done in a single visit, while implants or full-mouth restorations may require multiple appointments from 7 days to 2 weeks. Your dentist will give you a personalized treatment plan.

U.S. citizens can stay in Colombia for up to 90 days without a visa. If you need a longer stay for extensive treatment, you can apply for an extension.

Reputable clinics offer follow-up care and can assist you remotely. Some patients choose to return for adjustments if necessary, given the cost savings.

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