dental tourism in Nepal
I’ve been hanging out in polluted Kathmandu taking care of a number of errands: plane tickets, gear, internet … and waiting on a dentist appointment.
I’d had a crown come loose and wanted to get it fixed before my upcoming trek.
I posted the details on my hiking blog – dental tourism for hikers
To re-cement a crown, replace a filling and cosmetically fix a small chip … CAD$57. Excellent work. Up-to-date facilities. The doctor speaks perfect English.
… So, if your dentist in Mexico or Eastern Europe is getting too expensive, consider the Nepal alternative.
What I like best about dental tourism is that appointments do not feel as rushed as they do in Canada, the dentist hopping bed-to-bed trying to be 4% more efficient in billing.
The worst thing about dental tourism is that you likely have no recourse if something goes wrong.
One more location for those considering dental tourism in Nepal
Dent Inn Dental Clinic for Dental Tourism
November 13, 2009 at 1:59 pm