Are dental implants done out of the country of the same quality as ones done in the U.S.?

Well it's not like that everyone follow same technology and in all countries but we can say that US is little bit ahead than other countries whatever technology is used anywhere in World it is definitely used in USA.

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About 4 years ago I quoted a patient a full arch implant restored bridge at about £20,000, but he could not afford it. So I got in touch with a clinic in Prague and they could do it for half the price. I decided to go with the patient and have a break.
I watched the surgery and I am afraid that even though the dentist had qualified from Harvard, his planning involved just an OPG.
I watched the extractions and the implant placement with DMFD grafting.
Patient was very happy with the bridge within 1 week
4 years later the patient has implantitis and is slowly losing the support of his bridge.
I feel now that he should have had bone regeneration and then implant placement.
The problem with medical tourism is that the surgeon MUST WORK WITH WHAT HE HAS GOT NOW as opposed to a local dentist trying to improve the foundations before building the house.

Placing a dental implant and restoring it with a crown is a multiple appointment procedure.
Sure many dentists can drill a hole in bone and screw in an implant, but it's all about planning. Implants can go wrong and then you have to fly back. Take my advice, don' t but an air ticket+, buy a bus ticket and GO LOCAL

We had a blog post back in June that talked about Medical Tourism that may be of interest. You can click here to read it.

There was also an article posted today by DrBicuspid.com (which is a website mainly for dentists) titled "The pros and cons of dental tourism".  Click here to see the article.