Turkey – Turkey, has an advantage above other destinations – it sits at the crossroads between the Middle East and Europe. Dental clinics in Izmir, Bursa, and Istanbul are the most popular among medical tourists, and many Turkish doctors have been trained and worked abroad before starting their own dental practices. Dentistry Procedures which are Popular in Dentistry Tourism There are numerous dental procedures available for dentistry tourists. However, some of them are much more popular than others. These are: Dental Implants – Dental implants are the most popular treatments for medical tourists. The costs of dental implants in the destinations mentioned above can be up to 70% lower than in the United States, for example. In the same time, the quality and standards of service are the same since they adhere to the European Union's strict hygiene and training rules. Teeth Cleaning – Teeth cleaning is the next popular dentistry procedure for which people decide for dentistry tourism. Dentistry prices regarding teeth cleaning are, as it was the case for dental implants, significantly lower and therefore – more affordable for many citizens of Western Europe.
Billing Policy: The University of Michigan School of Dentistry is committed to complying with all federal, state and local laws regulating rules and professional regulatory body guidelines that involve delivery and payment of dental services. Call the Clinic Billing Office at 734-647-4246 to speak with a financial counselor. INSURANCE The Insurance Information Sheet has a full list of participating and non-participating dental insurance carriers/programs. Claim handling for insurance companies we do not accept. We will issue a courtesy claim for you to submit to your insurance carrier once full payment has been received and posted to your account. CLINICAL SERVICES CBCT Imaging Service Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) scans generate multiple projections that are immediately processed into 3-D images. Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology Biopsy Service Board-certified faculty members with extensive training in the clinical, radiographic, and histologic interpretation of lesions occurring in the head and neck area including the oral cavity and the jaw bones.