Visiting patients often arrive with a fixed return flight and a plan that has been squeezed to fit it. That is the wrong way round. The clinical sequence sets the schedule; the travel arrangements follow it.
Before you fly, send clear photographs and any recent imaging. You will receive a written assessment naming what appears to be needed, what will be confirmed on examination, and how many visits are realistic.
Some treatments genuinely finish in one trip: whitening, bonding, most crown work, extractions. Others — implants above all — require a healing period between stages, which means either two trips or a longer stay.
After you return home, follow-up continues remotely. You keep the written plan, the imaging and the material records, so any dentist anywhere can continue your care.
Information on this site is general. A diagnosis is only made after clinical examination.
← Notes from the practice.