Dental Tourism Solutions in India
Dental tourism, meaning medical treatment abroad for the purposes of having a dental procedure done, is one of the most popular reasons why medical tourists go to India for their healthcare needs. The economics of India’s dental tourism sector can give you a taste for just how much westerners can save by having a medical procedure done abroad rather than at home. A dental filling in the U.S. or Europe can cost anywhere from $300 to $400. In India it costs $20 to $40. That’s about a tenth of the price. No wonder medical tourism is a growing industry. A root canal that costs $3000 in the West costs anywhere from $100 to $200 in India. Dentures may cost $200 in India, whereas in the West they can cost $1000 or more. India is also a popular medical tourist destination because of its rich cultural history and popular (regular) tourist attractions. A lot of dental practices in India that cater to western dental tourists set up package deals with actual tourism companies so that patients get to enjoy some of the sights and relax in India’s popular attraction sites while they’re there.About the Author:Ryan Frank is a 23 year writer and blogger living in San Diego, CA.Article Source: ArticlesBase.com - Dental Tourism Solutions in IndiaSani4ka comment`s:
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