Clinically reviewed by Dr. Azaruddin Savanur, BDS, MDS (Russia) in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics | Karnataka State Dental Council Registration 29922 A Last Updated September 2026
Traveling to a different country to get dental treatment is a step that one has to consider very well. The issue of cost might be the trigger, but it is definitely not the only consideration.
It is also important to find out who will be treating you, the number of visits you will have to make and what will happen if treatment takes longer than expected.
At Dental Destination, international patients can share their available X-rays, scans, photographs and previous dental records before travelling. This allows us to understand the concern and discuss the likely next steps before you book your journey.
If you are considering dental tourism in India, we believe those conversations should happen before your flight is booked, not after you arrive.
Lower treatment costs should not mean accepting treatment without understanding what is being done.
Before travelling, you can send us recent dental records if you have them. These may help with an initial assessment and give us a better idea of the appointments that could be required.
Your final treatment plan may still need an in-person examination and additional diagnostic investigations after you arrive. Dental photographs or an X-ray sent online cannot replace a clinical examination.
Depending on the problem, treatment may involve dental implants, crowns and bridges, root canal treatment, veneers, teeth whitening, clear aligners or other restorative and cosmetic procedures.
Just as importantly, international patients should know the qualifications of the dentist involved in their care.
Dental Destination has been providing dental care since 2016. Clinical information on this page is reviewed by Dr. Azaruddin Savanur, whose qualifications and professional registration are clearly provided rather than hidden behind general claims about an “expert team.”
When treatment falls outside his orthodontic scope, the appropriate dentist or dental specialist should be involved according to the procedure required.
Cost is one of the main reasons people consider overseas dental treatment, particularly when several teeth need treatment.
But comparing only the price of a dental procedure can be misleading.
Your actual travel budget may also include flights, accommodation, local transport, diagnostic investigations and possibly another visit if treatment needs to be completed in stages.
Here are the indicative treatment charges at Dental Destination.
| Treatment | Dental Destination, India |
|---|---|
| Single Dental Implant | $300 – $600 |
| Porcelain Veneer (per tooth) | $100 – $200 |
| Root Canal + Crown | $120 – $250 |
| Full Mouth Rehab (All-on-4) | $3,500 – $6,000 |
| Teeth Whitening | $100 – $150 |
| Clear Aligners (Full) | $1,200 – $2,500 |
Prices are approximate and may vary based on complexity. Final quote provided after consultation.
The amount can change according to the diagnosis, number of teeth, materials and complexity of treatment. A personalised estimate should be prepared after your available records have been reviewed.
These ranges are given as a realistic starting point for planning, not as a promise of a particular cost or saving.
When you are travelling internationally, appointment planning becomes especially important.
We do not believe every dental procedure should be advertised with the same turnaround time.
Whitening and a complex implant rehabilitation clearly cannot follow the same schedule.
Before travelling, the information you send can be reviewed so that the likely number of appointments and treatment stages can be discussed. Once you arrive, the plan can be confirmed after your clinical examination.
This matters particularly with dental implants. Some cases require healing before later stages can be completed. Your dentist may therefore recommend a return visit rather than trying to fit every stage into one holiday.
It is better to know that before buying a return ticket.
Patients should therefore plan accommodation and travel around the treatment they actually need rather than around a generic dental holiday package.
Bangalore is connected internationally through Kempegowda International Airport and offers plenty of choices for accommodation, food and local transport. Those ordinary practical details become important when your trip includes several dental appointments.
For someone researching dental tourism in Bangalore, leaving some flexibility in the itinerary is useful.
A straightforward appointment may hardly affect your day. After an extraction, implant procedure or more extensive treatment, you may need rest, a softer diet or a review before continuing with travel plans.
Find out what your treatment involves first. Then plan the rest of the trip around it.
Dr. Azaruddin Savanur is the owner of Dental Destination and has been associated with the clinic since its establishment in 2016.
His qualifications and additional training include:
His Bachelor of Dental Surgery qualification was awarded through Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka.
Dr. Azaruddin is registered with the Karnataka State Dental Council under registration number 29922 A.
His postgraduate training in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics is particularly relevant for international patients considering clear aligners, braces or treatment involving tooth position and bite correction.
When choosing a dentist in abroad, you should be able to identify the clinician behind the treatment and verify their professional background. View Dr. Azaruddin Savanur's complete profile for his qualifications, registration and professional information.
Government of India current requirements involve supporting documents issued by the appropriate medical institution in India. Nationality and present immigration laws determine eligibility. As visa requirements may be altered, you must consult the Government of India e-Visa site for the latest visa requirements prior to booking any non-refundable tickets. You should not solely depend on visa websites.
Government of India e-Visa websiteA dental trip should begin with understanding the treatment, not booking the cheapest flight.
If you are considering travelling for dental care, start with the clinical plan rather than the flight booking. Send your available X-rays or scans to Dental Destination so the likely treatment, expected timeline and estimated cost can be discussed before you make travel arrangements.
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