Dental tourism in Albania, organised properly.

Albania sits two to three hours' flying time from most of Western Europe, uses the euro widely alongside the lek, and has a young dental profession that trained and often practised abroad. Combine that with operating costs a fraction of London, Milan or Zurich and the arithmetic becomes obvious for larger treatment plans.

What has held dental tourism back is not the dentistry — it is the logistics. Booking a clinic you have never seen, in a city you do not know, around flights you have already paid for, is where most bad experiences begin.

You send us your goals plus any photos or existing X-rays. Your case is reviewed with a partner clinic, and where it is useful you speak to the clinical team by video before committing to anything.

You then receive a preliminary treatment plan and a written quote for the proposed scope. Only after you accept do we schedule appointments, coordinate your hotel and arrange transfers. You always know the plan, the price and the schedule before you book a flight.

You land at Tirana International Airport and are met at arrivals. You check into a hotel a short drive from the clinic. Treatment days are scheduled in the morning where possible, leaving afternoons free for the city — or for doing nothing at all.

For implant cases, the first visit covers surgery and temporary restorations. You return home, heal, and come back for the final restoration. Both visits are planned as one journey, not two separate bookings.