Dental implants abroad — where we cover and what it costs

Dental implants abroad

A single implant costs £2,000–£3,500 privately in the UK. Abroad it can be a third of that, which is why roughly a million Britons a year look into it. The saving is real. What varies is whether anyone checked the clinic.

Where we cover

Hungary

Budapest is often called the dental capital of Europe. Here's what treatment typically costs, and how to choose a clinic you can trust.

Hungary prices & clinics

Poland

Kraków treats far fewer British patients than Budapest does — which cuts both ways. Here's what treatment typically costs, and how to choose a clinic you can trust.

Poland prices & clinics

What we will not tell you

We will not tell you a country is "the best" for implants. Cost varies more between two clinics in one city than it does between countries, and the thing that decides whether treatment goes well is the individual clinician — not the destination. Any comparison that ranks countries is selling one of them.

What we will do is name the clinician, check they may currently practise, get the guarantee in writing with its exclusions, and say plainly when we could not confirm something. That is our whole method, including who we turned down.

Talk to us about your treatment

Tell us what you're considering and we'll come back to you personally. No obligation, and we never share your details.

Single implant

Indicative "from" prices

Where	From
United Kingdom (private)	£2,000–£3,500
Hungary	~£450
Poland	~£650

Indicative "from" prices seen in public clinic advertising — context only, not quotes, and not offered by Travel2Doctor. A "from" price rarely includes the crown, extractions or bone graft. What really drives the cost →