Dental treatment in Hungary - 100% recommendation

9eor9 · *Last edited by 9eor9; 08-12-2012 at 17:01..*

Recently I was in need of a dental treatment. I chose

diamantdent.hu

a dental clinic of very high class and quality. I went there several times for treatment (fillings, an operation, 3 implants and 8 crowns) and I can recommend this clinic 100% !!!!!

The implants I got are swiss materials. In comparison to german dentists I saved in about 50% of the expenses. I'm very sophisticated concerning quality and found this clinic a real top address, highly professional.

They are also a member of The Leading Dental Centers of The World and a partner of the leading german health insurance, the TK Techniker Krankenkasse.
They offer accomodation in their hotel, free pickup-service from Vienna railway station, airport, Bratislava a.s.o..
For larger dental works this is the perfect way.

EU health insurance companies must pay the treatment in Hungary! Diamantdent and your health insurance will help you with details.
I inform you of this clinic, because I'm 100% satisfied with them. You can recommend them to anybody: your grandma, your collegues and your boss.......

This is not spam, but personal experience and conviction!

rfranzq · **Any excuse to test SIM cards! -** 08-12-2012, 22:57

Glad your trips were satisfactory. This is called 'medical tourism' or perhaps in this case 'dental tourism'. An interesting type of arbitrage.

DRNewcomb · 20-12-2012, 08:01

I knew a Polish guy who had served with the UN on the Syria-Israel-Lebanon border. He told me about his getting dental treatment in Syria and explained that many Europeans would travel to Syria to get major dental work done for a fraction of what it cost in Europe. Part of the premise of the movie, Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, was medical tourism. I tell the young people who ask me that they should consider going into health care because it is one field that has not yet been outsourced to China or India. I guess that day is not far off.

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9eor9 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 223 Join Date: 10 Apr 2009 Country:	Dental treatment in Hungary - 100% recommendation - 08-12-2012, 16:44 Recently I was in need of a dental treatment. I chose diamantdent.hu a dental clinic of very high class and quality. I went there several times for treatment (fillings, an operation, 3 implants and 8 crowns) and I can recommend this clinic 100% !!!!! The implants I got are swiss materials. In comparison to german dentists I saved in about 50% of the expenses. I'm very sophisticated concerning quality and found this clinic a real top address, highly professional. They are also a member of The Leading Dental Centers of The World and a partner of the leading german health insurance, the TK Techniker Krankenkasse. They offer accomodation in their hotel, free pickup-service from Vienna railway station, airport, Bratislava a.s.o.. For larger dental works this is the perfect way. EU health insurance companies must pay the treatment in Hungary! Diamantdent and your health insurance will help you with details. I inform you of this clinic, because I'm 100% satisfied with them. You can recommend them to anybody: your grandma, your collegues and your boss....... This is not spam, but personal experience and conviction! Last edited by 9eor9; 08-12-2012 at 17:01..

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rfranzq (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Specialist Posts: 774 Join Date: 21 Apr 2009 Country:	Any excuse to test SIM cards! - 08-12-2012, 22:57 Glad your trips were satisfactory. This is called 'medical tourism' or perhaps in this case 'dental tourism'. An interesting type of arbitrage.

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DRNewcomb (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Professionist Posts: 1,465 Join Date: 27 Feb 2004 Location: Mississippi, USA Country:	20-12-2012, 08:01 I knew a Polish guy who had served with the UN on the Syria-Israel-Lebanon border. He told me about his getting dental treatment in Syria and explained that many Europeans would travel to Syria to get major dental work done for a fraction of what it cost in Europe. Part of the premise of the movie, Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, was medical tourism. I tell the young people who ask me that they should consider going into health care because it is one field that has not yet been outsourced to China or India. I guess that day is not far off.