Your journey
How it works
Plan a dental trip from the UK to Bucharest: verify the provider, review the proposed care and arrange travel around confirmed appointments.
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Start with a planning question
What you do
Ask a general question about the enquiry process, likely visits or travel to Bucharest. Please do not send photographs, X-rays or medical records through the public contact links.
Before sharing records, ask for the treating clinic and clinician to be identified, their privacy notice and a suitable channel for clinical information.
What happens next
Our coordination team explains the enquiry steps and helps you prepare questions for the proposed provider.
Clinical history, diagnosis and suitability must be reviewed by the treating clinician. A conversation with our coordination team is not a clinical assessment.
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Review with the treating clinician
What you do
Check the proposed clinician and clinic before deciding whether to share records or arrange an assessment. The treating clinician explains which examinations or imaging may be needed.
Discuss your medical history and treatment questions directly with that clinician through the agreed clinical channel.
What happens next
Any remote indication is provisional. An in-person examination is needed to confirm suitability, treatment options and the final plan.
Ask the treating clinician to explain alternatives, risks, limitations and follow-up before you make a decision. Our role is coordination.
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Your written plan and quote
What you do
Review the proposed clinic plan and itemised estimate at your own pace, including the named provider, materials, exclusions and likely visits.
Ask the clinic to explain any unclear item or proposed change. Only the treating clinician can revise the clinical plan.
What happens next
The clinic confirms what its estimate includes and what may change after examination. Do not treat a remote estimate as a final diagnosis or guaranteed price.
Request written payment, cancellation, aftercare and complaints terms. Confirm who is responsible for any additional treatment or return travel.
Treatment timing, fees and inclusions remain provisional until the treating provider confirms them after assessment. Any change needs your agreement before work begins.
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Choose dates and organise travel
What you do
Confirm appointment dates and the expected number of visits with the clinic before committing to non-refundable travel.
Arrange your own flights and accommodation. Include travel, your stay and possible additional visits in your total budget.
What happens next
Our coordination team can help with practical planning questions. Confirm the appointment schedule and clinical travel advice directly with the treating provider.
Keep the clinic address, appointment confirmation and contact details with your travel documents. Flights and accommodation are not an included package.

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Treatment in Bucharest
What you do
Attend the clinic assessment and ask the treating clinician to explain the proposed work, alternatives and risks before you consent.
Follow the instructions from your treating provider, including care between appointments. Ask the clinic to document any change to the plan or price.
What happens next
The identified clinic and its clinicians provide your treatment. Your treatment contract and payment remain directly with that clinic.
Our coordination service does not diagnose, prescribe or perform dental treatment. Clinical decisions remain with you and the treating clinician.


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Records and aftercare at home
What you do
Follow the aftercare instructions supplied by the treating clinic and keep its clinical contact details.
Ask the clinic how to obtain urgent advice, arrange follow-up and share records with a dentist at home if needed.
What happens next
Request your treatment records, material details, written aftercare and any applicable warranty terms from the treating provider before you leave.
Confirm who provides follow-up and who pays for extra care or travel. Coordination messages do not replace clinical care or an examination.
Before you travel
Keep the named clinic, clinician, appointment details and written terms together. Confirm these before paying for non-refundable travel.
Ask the treating clinic which records to bring and how to share them securely.
Follow the treating clinician's advice on recovery, appointment spacing and when it is appropriate to fly. Allow flexibility if the plan changes after examination.
Pay the treating clinic directly under its confirmed terms. Check accepted methods of payment. Budget separately for flights, accommodation and any return visit.
Common questions
Can I get a quote before I travel?
You can request an estimate before travelling. Any preliminary estimate is subject to assessment by the treating dentist. Ask for an itemised written plan, exclusions and any possible additional costs before committing. Photos alone do not confirm suitability or a final price, and a response time is not guaranteed.
How many trips will I need?
Veneers, crowns and whitening: one trip of 4-8 days. Implants: two shorter trips, three to four months apart, because the implant must fuse with the bone before the final tooth is fitted. All-on-4: fixed temporary teeth in the first trip, final bridge on the second. Some cases need an extra visit, usually where gum treatment or bone grafting has to happen first. If yours is one of them, your written plan says so from the start. You should never discover that you need another trip once you are already in the chair.
Do I need a visa to visit Romania?
No. Romania is in the Schengen area and neither British nor Irish citizens need a visa for a treatment trip. A British passport allows up to 90 days in any 180 day period, far longer than any treatment plan requires, and Irish citizens travel under EU free movement with no limit. Two passport rules do catch people out, so check both before you book a flight: your passport must have been issued within the last 10 years on the day you arrive, and it must have at least 3 months left on the day you fly home. The EU is also phasing in ETIAS, an online travel authorisation similar to the American ESTA, which will apply to British visitors but is not a visa. Rules change, so confirm the current position on the UK government travel advice pages before you travel.
Is Bucharest easy to get to?
Direct flights reach Bucharest (OTP) in around 3 hours from London, Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Dublin, often for less than a UK train ticket. You pick the airline and times that suit you, and once you land the clinic is about 25 minutes away. Taxis and apps like Bolt and Uber are inexpensive, and we send clear directions with your appointment confirmation.
When and how do I pay?
At the clinic, never before you travel. There is no deposit to send, nothing to transfer to hold a date, and we take no card details when you enquire. Payment is staged as the work progresses, so you settle each phase as it is finished rather than paying for the whole plan up front. We accept card or cash at the clinic, in Romanian lei. Prices on this site are shown in pounds so you can compare them against UK quotes, but the invoice is issued in lei, which means the sterling figure depends on the exchange rate on the day you pay.
What is included in the price?
The quote covers the clinical side in full: consultations, X-rays and scans, the treatment itself, materials and every follow-up appointment, with no hidden extras. Flights and accommodation stay in your hands. You book directly, pay no agency markup, and choose the dates, airline and hotel that fit your budget. Once your dates are set we gladly suggest good areas to stay near the clinic.
Ask about your dental trip
Start with a general planning question. Clinical advice and treatment estimates come from the treating provider.
Prefer to talk first? Ask our coordination team on WhatsApp.
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