A catastrophe will overtake the National Health Service on August 1, the Daily Telegraph warned today: after that date, dental patient safety will be on a knife-edge, UK dentists will not be properly trained, dental clinics will be closed and
During my weekly online research for ways how to better our dental treatment abroad clinic in Slovakia, I came across this wonderful study: Tel Aviv University nurses in Israel have developed a new clinical approach to help patients that are
Two European countries have now banned mercury amalgam fillings, and America’s health regulator recently issued new advice about how they may harm pregnant women and developing children. So why do British officials seem unconcerned? Apart from the health issues, metal
The new phenomenon of dental tourism has received a good deal of attention in the press recently. While one newspaper tells about the benefits and savings of dental treatment abroad, another issues warnings about filthy clinics, bad treatment practices, and
2 happy UK patients completed their dental treatment abroad with Dr. Marek Salka and the team at https://dentalholiday.co.uk. How about you?
Record numbers of British patients are travelling abroad for dental treatment because of the high costs and long waiting time for treatment in Britain. The growth in dental tourism is being fueled by cut-price private treatment, offered in combination with
PIESTANY, Slovakia — a Dental Treatment Abroad survey, carried out by www.dentalholiday.co.uk, reveals high levels of satisfaction among the hundreds of dental tourists questioned. Patients who had travelled abroad to receive treatment revealed an average satisfaction rating of 97%, along
The number of patients’ complaints against UK dentists is on the rise – The General Dental Council (GDC) dealt with 69 conduct cases against UK dentists in 2007 and 14 dentists were erased from the register. These figures have been
We were one of the medical tourism providers who agreed to invite patients to participate in the Treatment Abroad Medical Tourist Survey. The survey, which generated 648 participants, closed at the end of December. The final draft of the survey