Transparent about costs — including what we don't know yet
Your treatment price comes from the clinic, in writing, after an assessment. Here is how pricing works and what can change it.
Last reviewed by the Moldova Dental Journey coordination team. Clinical statements are general information, not medical advice.
Two separate costs
Dental treatment
Quoted in writing by the licensed clinic after it has assessed your case. You pay the clinic directly for clinical care.
Coordination services
Non-clinical help such as appointment assistance, translation, travel planning and administrative support. Fees are agreed in writing before any service is provided, and you can decline them entirely.
What can change a final price
- Findings from the clinical examination, X-rays or 3D scans
- The need for preparatory work such as bone grafts, extractions or gum treatment
- Materials and implant systems chosen
- The number of units — teeth, implants or crowns — involved
- Additional visits if healing takes longer than expected
- Medication, laboratory work and follow-up appointments
Don't forget the travel budget
- Flights for every trip your treatment needs
- Accommodation and local transport
- Time away from work
- Travel insurance that covers your trip
- Possible follow-up care at home
Preliminary estimates can change after a clinical examination. Savings compared with your home country are not guaranteed, and dental insurance reimbursement for treatment abroad varies by insurer and country — check with your insurer before booking.
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