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Dental Tourism It's your money, your teeth and your health We have found a very interesting article about Dental Tourism form the ADA which we would like to share. At Woollahra Dental Practic e we realise that the oral cavity is not treated separately from the rest of the body. Our field is linked in many ways to whole body health. Complex dental treatment can sometimes come at a high cost. Some Aussies consider getting their treatment overseas in order to receive a ‘free’ holiday out of their dental treatment instead of having it done at home. But what are the risks? Is there a reason dental treatment is significantly cheaper in the developing world? Is it worth the risk? The ADA has prepared the resources to demonstrate the risks associated with overseas dental treatment. For high quality dental services in Eastern Sydney visit www.woollahradental.com

We have found a very interesting article about Dental Tourism form the ADA which we would like to share. At Woollahra Dental Practice we realise that the oral cavity is not treated separately from the rest of the body. Our field is linked in many ways to whole body health. Information and Questions Are they a qualified dentist with positive feedback? When considering receiving dental treatment overseas you should always do your research. First, ask these important questions: 1. Where was the dentist trained? 2. Is it a reputable university? 3. Are you absolutely confident you will receive quality professional treatment and care? When seeking any healthcare treatment it’s important to research how much experience your care provider has in their field. You must have complete confidence that the overseas dentist and their team are qualified and experienced - it’s your health in their hands.  What happens if something goes wrong? There is a risk that complex