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Thursday, 1 April 2010

Press reports on growing trend


'My dental treatment would have cost me £37,500, so I went to Hungary and saved £21,000'


With the country's NHS dental treatment facing crisis, dentists in Hungary and Poland are increasingly being called on to put a smile on people's faces. John Hayes reports on the rise of dental tourism.
For some, a trip to the dentist is about as welcome as a wet and windy weekend in Scarborough. For others, it's as good as a holiday.
As Yorkshire's NHS dental crisis deepens, a growing number of people are entrusting their teeth and gums to foreign dentists who can offer great, cost-effective results. (Source: Yorkshire Post)