What If Something Goes Wrong After Dental Treatment Abroad? Warranty and Who Pays
What to do, who pays for the repair and who pays for travel, how long the warranty lasts, and whether your dentist at home will fix it.
He lives in Switzerland and — in his own words — had a real fear of the dentist. Today he laughs with a full smile. Between those two moments: two days at our clinic in Banja Luka.
Patient from Switzerland: fear of the dentist (35 seconds, in Serbian with German subtitles)
“To be honest — I had a phobia of the dentist.”
“The first time I came here, it was hard to believe: within an hour and a half, two hours, all the teeth were out and the implants were in. Without pain, to be honest — and I'm a patient who was afraid.”
“On the second day I got provisional teeth, so I could function straight away. I went back to Switzerland, where I live.”
“I'd recommend everyone to come here and see for themselves. If you don't believe me, come and see.”
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