1–5 · Who is responsible?
- Who diagnoses and approves the plan?
- Who performs surgery and restoration?
- How can licenses and relevant training be verified?
- Who provides anesthesia or sedation?
- Will those names appear in my records?
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Independent clinic evaluation
How to choose a dental clinic abroad.
Do not ask only, “Does this clinic have good reviews?” Ask whether the people, diagnosis, facility, written plan, materials, travel sequence and follow-up are clear enough to trust.
25 questions before you commit.
6–10 · Why this treatment?
- What findings support the recommendation?
- What imaging and examination are required?
- What reasonable alternatives exist?
- What could change after in-person evaluation?
- What happens if grafting or another procedure is needed?
11–15 · What am I buying?
- Is every stage itemized?
- Are implant system and restoration material named?
- Are temporary and final teeth both included?
- Which tests, medicines and follow-ups are excluded?
- How are plan changes approved and priced?
16–18 · Where is care delivered?
- Which facility will each procedure use?
- What infection-control and emergency resources exist?
- Where would I go if higher-level care were needed?
19–21 · Is the itinerary clinical?
- How many trips and nights are clinically expected?
- Who decides when I am fit to fly?
- What support person, diet or mobility plan is needed?
22–25 · What happens at home?
- Who answers urgent questions after departure?
- How will records reach my home dentist?
- What requires local care versus a return trip?
- What do warranty terms cover—and exclude?
Pause when the answers stay vague.
Diagnosis by sales message
A major irreversible plan is promised from limited photos without explaining required clinical review.
One unexplained price
The quote does not separate surgery, components, temporary/final teeth, additional procedures or return visits.
Reviews replace verification
Testimonials are offered instead of professional identities, credentials, facility details and a written complication pathway.
Emergency rule: Do not use medical tourism planning for urgent symptoms. Seek appropriate local emergency or dental care.
How Green Healthcare fits
Is Green Healthcare a dental clinic?
No. Green Healthcare is the patient navigation and coordination layer. Independent licensed professionals evaluate, diagnose and treat.
Why not publish every provider before intake?
A protected network helps preserve relationships and prevents a public list from being mistaken for a current availability or universal endorsement. GHC can disclose appropriate information inside a relevant patient process.
How is this different from choosing one clinic directly?
A clinic appropriately explains its own services. Green Healthcare can first help a patient ask whether travel makes sense, compare destinations and treatment categories, and understand quote and follow-up questions.
Bring us the plan—not just the promise.
We will help you organize the questions before you choose.
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