Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Budapest, Hungary getty A recent study into the average cost of dental treatment in the Group of Seven (G7) countries (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States) found dental care in the U.S. to be the most expensive, with the average cost of treatments coming in at $518.
For those with insurance, costs can still be high owing to caps, limitations, and high deductibles. And, for the 68 million plus U.S.
adults without dental insurance , the price of care can be prohibitive. Take a trip overseas for treatment and you could cut the cost by as much as 80%. Depending on your chosen destination, the cost of your transport, accommodation, and treatment can come in at a lower cost than just the treatment alone back in the U.
S. Plus, lower cost doesn’t have to mean lower quality. The standard of dental care abroad can be as good as, or even better than that in the U.
S. In Latin America dentists often hold both local and U.S.
licenses and you’ll also find English-speaking dentists in a host of countries around the world. Here are three destinations where you can find first-rate dental care at a fraction of the cost and enjoy a vacation, too. Mexico MORE FOR YOU Best Prime Day Beauty Deals: Up To 70% Off Olaplex, Dyson, Braun And More BlackRock CEO Issues ‘Massive’ Warning After Crypto Flip That Powered A Bitcoin, Ethereum And XRP Price Boom Ingrid Andress’ National Anthem At 2024 Home.