Everything you need to know
Answers to every question patients ask before booking. Costs, safety, clinics, travel, and more.
General
You answer 7 short questions about your treatment type, budget, origin city, and timeline. The algorithm scores every verified clinic against your answers and presents your top 3 matches with a compatibility percentage. You then unlock the profiles and send quote requests directly to those clinics.
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You can complete the 7-question quiz without an account. To unlock the full clinic profiles, read reviews, and send quote requests, you need a free account. Registration takes under 60 seconds with Google or email.
The clinic receives your quiz profile and your message and has 24 hours to respond. If they do not respond within 24 hours, we notify you and your match automatically routes to your second-choice clinic. You are never left waiting without options.
Yes. You can send quote requests to all three of your matched clinics simultaneously and compare their proposals. Most patients request quotes from two or three clinics before making a final decision.
The clinic receives your quiz answers (treatment type, budget range, timeline, and priorities), any X-rays or records you upload, and the message you write to them. Your full name, email, and contact details are shared only after you initiate the conversation.
The compatibility percentage reflects how well a clinic matches your specific case based on your quiz answers. It factors in treatment specialization, price range, response time, language capability, and patient review data. A 90 percent score means the clinic is an excellent fit for your profile.
Costs and savings
A single dental implant with crown costs $950 to $1,400 in Costa Rica versus $4,500 to $6,000 in the United States. An All-on-4 procedure costs $8,500 to $12,000 per arch versus $25,000 to $35,000 in the US. Most patients with complex cases save between $15,000 and $30,000 total.
Lower cost of living, lower facility overhead, lower malpractice insurance premiums, and strong competition among a large number of qualified clinics all contribute to lower prices. The quality of materials and training is equivalent to the United States. The savings come from operational costs, not from cutting corners on care.
Reputable clinics provide all-inclusive quotes that cover the procedure, implant hardware or materials, anesthesia, CT scan, consultations, and a post-treatment follow-up plan. Always ask for a written itemized quote before accepting and confirm that there are no additional fees for extractions, bone grafts, or temporary restorations if those apply to your case.
Most traditional dental insurance plans do not cover international treatment. However, some indemnity plans and health-sharing plans do pay out-of-network reimbursements for work done abroad. FSA and HSA funds can typically be used for any medically necessary dental procedure regardless of where it is performed. Check your specific plan documentation before assuming coverage.
No. Standard practice is a deposit of 20 to 30 percent to reserve your surgery date. The balance is paid in Costa Rica at the beginning or during treatment. We strongly recommend never paying 100 percent upfront to any clinic you have not yet visited in person.
Some clinics offer in-house payment plans. US-based medical financing companies such as CareCredit and Prosper Healthcare Lending can also be used for dental treatment performed internationally. Ask your clinic coordinator about financing before booking.
Round-trip flights from Miami average $250 to $450. From New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago expect $400 to $700. Quality hotels near the top dental clinic areas in Escazu and Santa Ana range from $80 to $200 per night. For a two-week stay with flights, most patients budget $2,000 to $3,500 in travel costs on top of their treatment.
Clinics
Many Costa Rican dentists completed post-graduate specialty training at universities in the United States, Europe, or South America. Dental schools in Costa Rica follow US-accredited curriculum. Specialists such as oral surgeons, periodontists, and prosthodontists hold the same credentials as their US counterparts. We verify training and international patient experience for every clinic on this platform.
Top clinics use Nobel Biocare, Straumann, and Zimmer Biomet, the same brands used at leading implant centers in the United States. Ask your clinic to confirm the brand before surgery and request written documentation including the lot number and warranty card. That documentation travels home with you and allows any US dentist to service your implants in the future.
Yes, if the clinic used a major brand implant system. Nobel Biocare, Straumann, and Zimmer components are universally compatible and any qualified implant dentist in the US can place crowns, adjust abutments, or perform follow-up work. Always get the implant system name, brand, and lot number in writing before leaving Costa Rica.
Every clinic goes through a multi-step review: minimum 50 documented international patients treated, direct patient interviews, materials documentation confirming FDA-approved implant systems, English communication capability testing, review analysis, and response time verification. No clinic can pay to appear or rank higher. Rankings are based solely on verified ratings and response performance.
Prioritize clinics that have a dedicated international patient coordinator who speaks English, use documented major-brand implant systems, have an in-house CT scanner and digital lab, show consistent verified reviews from US and Canadian patients, provide a written post-treatment guarantee, and can give you references to past patients willing to speak with you.
The top clinics use the same equipment found at high-end US practices: 3D cone beam CT scanners, digital X-rays, CAD/CAM crown fabrication systems, intraoral scanners, and in-house labs. Having an in-house lab is particularly important for full-arch procedures like All-on-4 because it allows real-time adjustments during your appointment.
All clinics listed on this platform have been tested for English communication capability. Most top clinics have at least one full-time English-speaking patient coordinator who handles all communication from initial inquiry through post-treatment follow-up. During your treatment, ask your coordinator to be present during clinical explanations if your dentist's English is limited.
Travel and logistics
Costa Rica is 3 hours by direct flight from Miami, 5.5 hours from New York, 6 hours direct from Los Angeles, and 4 hours from Atlanta. Juan Santamaria International Airport near San Jose serves multiple daily direct flights from major US hubs on American, United, Delta, Spirit, and JetBlue. It is one of the most accessible international dental destinations for US patients.
Most international patients stay in Escazu or Santa Ana, two upscale suburbs of San Jose where the majority of top dental clinics are located. Both neighborhoods have international restaurants, shopping centers, and hotels experienced with hosting dental patients. Rooms range from $80 to $200 per night for quality accommodation within 10 minutes of most major clinics.
No. US and Canadian citizens do not need a visa to enter Costa Rica for stays up to 90 days. You need a valid passport with at least 6 months of remaining validity. Upon arrival you may be asked to show a return ticket or onward travel booking, so have that ready. There is no visa application or fee required.
Costa Rica is one of the safest countries in Central America and a well-established tourist destination with over 3 million international visitors per year. San Jose and the western suburbs where most clinics are located are considered safe for tourists with normal urban precautions. Costa Rica has no standing army and a stable democratic government with a strong tradition of peace and neutrality.
We recommend planning 4 to 8 weeks in advance for most single procedures. Complex cases such as full arch restoration or cases requiring bone grafting may need 6 to 10 weeks for the clinic to review your records and build a detailed treatment plan before you arrive. Urgent or simple procedures like crowns or veneers can sometimes be accommodated with 2 to 3 weeks notice.
Bring your passport, recent dental X-rays and panoramic scans if available, a list of all current medications and supplements, any relevant medical history including heart conditions, diabetes, or blood thinners, and your payment method. Your clinic will send a pre-travel checklist after you book. Upload your records to the platform in advance so the clinic can review them before your arrival.
Soft foods for the first 48 to 72 hours after implant or surgical procedures are standard. Hotels in Escazu and Santa Ana are very familiar with post-operative dietary needs and can arrange smoothies, soups, and soft meals on request. After the initial healing period, most patients can eat normally. Your clinic will provide specific dietary instructions for your procedure.
Absolutely. Many patients build beach time, rainforest visits, or hot springs into their trip. Costa Rica has world-class eco-tourism at Arenal, Manuel Antonio, and the Nicoya Peninsula within 2 to 4 hours of San Jose. Most dentists recommend avoiding strenuous physical activity for 48 to 72 hours after implant surgery, but light travel and sightseeing are generally fine after the first day.
Treatments
All-on-4 uses 4 implants with two angled at the back. All-on-6 uses 6 implants for greater stability and is recommended for patients with more bone loss, wider arches, or who want to support heavier zirconia prosthetics. Your CT scan determines which is appropriate.
Most patients need two trips separated by 3 to 5 months: the first for placement (3 to 5 days), and the second for the final crown (2 to 3 days). Some clinics offer immediate loading where a temporary crown is placed the same day.
All-on-8 is recommended for patients with very large dental arches, severe bone loss distributed throughout the arch, or patients who require maximum support for a heavy full-arch prosthetic. Most patients are well-served by All-on-4 or All-on-6.
With modern local anesthesia and rotary endodontic instruments, most root canal treatments are no more uncomfortable than a routine filling. Post-procedure tenderness for 2 to 3 days is normal and managed with over-the-counter pain medication.
Yes. Oral surgeons at verified clinics are trained to the same standards as US oral surgeons. Wisdom tooth removal costs $200 per tooth in Costa Rica versus $800 in the US. All four at once cost $700 versus $3,000.
Most patients need two trips separated by 3 to 5 months: the first for implant placement (3 to 5 days), and the second for the final crown (2 to 3 days). Some clinics offer immediate loading where a temporary crown is placed the same day as surgery, reducing the functional gap between visits.
Most patients choose 8 to 10 veneers covering the upper front teeth that show when smiling. Six works for a narrower smile. Ten to 12 is common for a wide smile. Your dentist recommends based on your smile line.
Most full mouth restorations are completed in 10 to 14 days for the primary visit. Cases involving implants require a second visit of 3 to 5 days after 3 to 6 months of healing. Your treatment coordinator provides a precise timeline after your initial examination.
Professional in-office whitening can whiten teeth by 4 to 8 shades in a single one-hour session. Intrinsic staining from tetracycline or fluorosis responds less to whitening and may require veneers for best results.
Zirconia and e.max crowns placed by qualified dentists using proper techniques last 15 to 20 years or more. The main causes of early replacement are secondary decay under the margin, fracture from grinding, or gum recession exposing the margin.
Most patients achieve 4 to 8 shades whiter in a single one-hour session. Extrinsic staining from coffee, tea, and wine responds very well. Intrinsic staining from tetracycline or fluorosis responds less and may require veneers.
At verified top clinics, yes. The same e.max and zirconia materials are used. Quality depends on the ceramist, not the country. Verified clinics have certified in-house ceramists producing results identical to high-end US cosmetic dentistry.
All-on-6 costs $11,000 to $14,500 per arch in Costa Rica versus $30,000 to $40,000 in the US. Both arches cost $20,000 to $26,000 in Costa Rica versus $55,000 to $75,000 in the US.
Savings depend on complexity. Most patients save $25,000 to $50,000 on full mouth restoration in Costa Rica versus equivalent treatment in the United States. Cases using Nobel Biocare implants and zirconia crowns throughout typically save $45,000 to $55,000 after travel costs.
Composite bonding is not permanent. The resin material lasts 5 to 8 years depending on care, diet, and grinding habits. It can be repaired or replaced without removing significant tooth structure. In Costa Rica, bonding costs $150 per tooth versus $500 in the US.
Some patients experience temporary tooth sensitivity during and for 24 to 48 hours after whitening. This is normal and resolves on its own. Patients with pre-existing sensitivity can take ibuprofen 30 minutes before treatment.
A molar root canal costs $280 in Costa Rica versus $1,000 to $1,500 in the US. Combined with a zirconia crown ($380), the complete restoration costs $660 in Costa Rica versus $2,500 to $3,000 in the US.
Yes, if your clinic used Nobel Biocare, Straumann, or Zimmer Biomet. Any qualified US implant dentist can service these systems. Always collect written documentation of the brand, model, and lot number before leaving.
Your first visit spans 7 to 10 days: Day 1 for consultation and CT scan, Day 2 for surgery with immediate temporaries, Days 3 to 5 for recovery and adjustments. Your second visit for permanent prosthetics is 3 to 5 days, 4 to 6 months later.
All-on-8 costs $14,000 to $18,000 per arch in Costa Rica versus $38,000 to $55,000 in the US. The significant price difference still holds even with the increased implant count.
Yes. Most single crowns are completed in 3 to 5 days in Costa Rica with an in-house lab. Most patients arrive Monday, have the tooth prepared Tuesday, and receive the final crown Thursday or Friday.
Most patients are comfortable within 3 to 4 days after simple wisdom tooth removal. Surgical removal of impacted teeth may require 5 to 7 days. Most patients plan for 7 days total in Costa Rica.
Most All-on-4 patients complete the surgical phase and receive immediate temporary teeth within a single day at the clinic. The full initial visit including consultations, CT scan, surgery, and temporary prosthetics typically spans 4 to 7 days. You return 4 to 6 months later for a second visit of 3 to 5 days when your final permanent prosthetics are fitted.
Implants placed using major brand systems have survival rates of 95 to 98 percent at 10 years. With good oral hygiene, the titanium implant can last a lifetime. The crown may need replacement after 15 to 20 years.
Traditional veneers require removing 0.3 to 0.7mm of enamel permanently. No-prep or minimal-prep veneers are available for suitable cases. Your dentist assesses candidacy during consultation.
Not categorically. All-on-4 is sufficient for most patients and is more cost-efficient. All-on-6 is better when bone volume or arch width makes 4-implant stability insufficient. Your surgeon recommends based on your CT scan.
Surgical work (extractions, implants) is typically completed first, followed by prosthetic work (crowns, bridges). Many patients complete both phases in a single extended visit. Cases requiring implant integration need a second visit 3 to 6 months later.
An implant preserves adjacent teeth and prevents bone loss. A bridge is faster and less expensive. In Costa Rica, a bridge costs $1,100 versus $4,500 in the US; an implant costs $950 versus $4,500 in the US. Both are significantly more affordable than at home.
Professional whitening results last 6 months to 2 years depending on diet and habits. Coffee, tea, red wine, and smoking cause re-staining. Using whitening toothpaste daily and doing touch-up sessions with take-home trays extends the results.
Yes. Whitening is often combined with bonding, veneers, or crown work. Whitening should be done first to establish the target shade. Most cosmetic procedures can be completed in 2 to 3 days, leaving time for other dental work during the same visit.
Yes. Most root canals are completed in one appointment. The crown preparation and temporary can be done the same day, and the final crown delivered in 2 to 3 more days. A complete root canal and crown takes 3 to 5 days total.
A bone graft adds bone material to an area with insufficient density for an implant. It may be needed after long-term extraction sites have resorbed, after gum disease bone loss, or when a sinus lift is needed for upper implants. Minor simultaneous grafts add $400 per site.
With temporaries, follow a soft diet for 6 weeks. After that, most foods are fine. With final permanent prosthetics, most patients eat normally including steak and firm vegetables. Avoid using the prosthetic as a tool.
For most patients, yes. All-on-4 and All-on-6 provide excellent stability with fewer surgical sites and lower cost. All-on-8 is reserved for specific anatomical situations where additional implants are clinically justified. Your surgeon will recommend based on your CT scan findings.
Standard single implants require two trips separated by 3 to 5 months: one for implant placement and one for the final crown after osseointegration. Some clinics offer immediate loading protocols where a temporary crown is placed the same day, reducing the functional gap between visits. All-on-4 patients typically need two trips totaling 8 to 12 days.
A crown is strongly recommended after a root canal on any back tooth. The root canal removes the pulp that nourishes the tooth, making it more brittle. Without a crown, most teeth crack within 1 to 2 years.
Bring your most recent panoramic X-ray and any dental records. A list of current medications, supplements, and allergies is important. Your clinic will take new records on arrival, but existing X-rays help with preliminary planning.
Always whiten before getting veneers or crowns. Whiten first, wait 2 weeks for color to stabilize, then have your new restorations fabricated to match the new lighter shade.
Failure rates at verified clinics are below 5 percent over 10 years. If an implant fails to integrate within the first 3 months, the clinic removes it, allows healing, and replaces it at no cost under the guarantee.
A single arch with Nobel Biocare implants costs $8,500 to $10,500 in Costa Rica versus $25,000 to $35,000 in the US. Both arches cost $16,000 to $21,000 in Costa Rica versus $45,000 to $65,000 in the US.
e.max and zirconia veneers last 15 to 20 years with proper care. Main risks for early replacement are grinding, trauma, and decay at the margin.
All-on-6 is often chosen to avoid bone grafting by using more implants in available bone. However, cases with extreme bone loss may still require grafting. Your CT scan determines this.
Zirconia is stronger and more fracture-resistant, best for molars and grinders. e.max offers superior esthetics with better light transmission for front teeth. Many dentists use e.max for front teeth and zirconia for molars in the same patient.
Yes. Combining extractions, bone grafts, and implant placements in a single session is common and efficient. Your oral surgeon and coordinator plan the optimal sequence to minimize recovery overlap and total trips required.
Yes, and this is the recommended sequence. Whiten first, allow 2 weeks for color to stabilize, then have veneers fabricated to match. Veneers do not respond to whitening once placed.
Yes. Minor grafts can be placed simultaneously with the implant. Major grafts require 4 to 6 months of healing before implant placement. Your CT scan determines whether grafting is needed before you book travel.
The implants are designed to last a lifetime. The prosthetic arch lasts 10 to 15 years for acrylic and 15 to 20 years for zirconia. Replacement prosthetics do not require new implant surgery.
Yes. Bone grafting is routinely performed at top clinics. Minor grafts can be placed simultaneously with the implant. Major grafts require 4 to 6 months of healing before implant placement. Your CT scan determines whether grafting is needed.
The titanium implants are permanent. The prosthetic arch may need replacement after 10 to 15 years for acrylic or 15 to 20 years for zirconia. Replacement does not disturb the implants.
Yes. Many patients combine multiple procedures on a single trip to maximize time efficiency. Veneers, crowns, whitening, and other cosmetic work can often be scheduled alongside implant consultations or pre-surgical preparation. Your treatment coordinator will build a schedule that groups procedures logically to minimize chair time and recovery overlap.
Failure rates for All-on-4 are below 3 percent per implant. If an implant fails to integrate, the clinic removes it, allows healing, and replaces it at no cost under the 12-month guarantee.
Porcelain veneers are lab-fabricated ceramic shells lasting 15 to 20 years. Composite bonding is applied directly in the chair and lasts 5 to 8 years. Bonding is reversible and requires no tooth preparation.
Verified clinics use Nobel Biocare, Straumann, Zimmer Biomet, or Hiossen. These are the same brands used at top US practices. Always confirm the brand in writing before surgery.
Full mouth restoration refers to comprehensive rehabilitation of all or most teeth using a combination of implants, crowns, bridges, and potentially dentures. The scope and timeline depend entirely on your current dental condition. Minor full mouth cases may be completed in one visit. Complex cases involving extractions, bone grafting, implant placement, and final restorations typically require two to three visits over 6 to 12 months.
Yes. Placing 4 to 6 implants in the same surgical session is common and reduces total trips. Per-implant cost decreases with quantity.
Yes. Long-term denture wearers are common All-on-4 patients. Your CT scan measures current bone volume. In many cases there is sufficient bone for All-on-4 without grafting, especially in the anterior jaw.
Veneers can improve the appearance of mildly uneven teeth. They cannot correct significant bite misalignment. For moderate crowding, orthodontic treatment first produces the most stable result.
Yes. Bone grafting is routinely performed at top clinics by oral surgeons and periodontists. Minor grafts can be performed at the same time as implant placement. Major grafts require a healing period of 4 to 6 months before implants can be placed, which adds one additional visit to your treatment timeline. Your CT scan will determine whether grafting is needed before you book travel.
A Nobel Biocare implant and crown costs $950 to $1,400. Adding round-trip flights from Miami ($320), 5 nights hotel ($500), and transfers ($80) totals around $1,900 all-in versus $4,500 to $6,000 for the implant alone in the US.
85 to 90 percent of All-on-4 patients do not need grafting because angled back implants reach denser anterior bone. The remaining 10 to 15 percent may benefit from minor simultaneous grafting or All-on-6.
8 e.max veneers cost $3,400 in Costa Rica. The same at a quality US cosmetic dentist costs $14,000 to $20,000. A New York patient adding $600 flights and $700 hotel spends roughly $4,700 all-in, saving $9,000 to $15,000.
Implant success rates at accredited Costa Rican clinics using major brand systems are comparable to US rates, typically 95 to 98 percent at 10 years when placed in patients with adequate bone density and good oral hygiene. Success depends more on the implant brand, the surgeon's technique, and the patient's health than on geographic location.
Brush twice daily with a soft toothbrush. A water flosser is essential for cleaning under the prosthetic. Professional cleaning every 6 months with an implant-experienced hygienist is strongly recommended.
Most patients report less discomfort than a tooth extraction. Post-operative discomfort for 2 to 3 days is managed with over-the-counter medication. IV sedation is available for anxious patients.
Modern All-on-4 prosthetics look highly natural. Zirconia prosthetics have translucency and color variation that closely mimics natural teeth. Digital smile design before surgery lets you preview and approve the final result.
No referral needed. Bringing your recent X-rays and panoramic scan allows the Costa Rica clinic to review your case before arrival and identify any complications in advance.
You will be on a soft diet for the first 2 to 3 days after surgery. By day 4 or 5, most patients can eat soft foods comfortably. Hotels in the Escazu dental district can arrange smoothies and soft meals on request.
A bridge anchors to adjacent teeth which must be ground down. An implant replaces only the missing tooth without touching neighbors. Implants last longer, preserve bone, and are easier to clean.
Yes. Many patients combine implant surgery with crowns, extractions, cleanings, or veneers on the same trip. Your coordinator sequences procedures to minimize recovery overlap.
No referral is needed. However, bringing your most recent dental X-rays and panoramic scan from your US dentist allows the Costa Rica clinic to review your case before you arrive and identify any complications in advance.
Safety
Yes, when you choose a properly vetted clinic. Costa Rica has been receiving international dental patients for over 40 years and has a well-established regulatory framework. The clinics listed on this platform are verified for international patient experience, materials standards, and English communication before they appear. Over 800,000 Americans choose Costa Rica and Mexico for dental care each year according to Patients Beyond Borders.
Every licensed dentist in Costa Rica must be registered with the Colegio de Cirujanos Dentistas de Costa Rica. You can verify any dentist's license on their official website. Additionally, look for a ProMed seal from the Costa Rican Health Chamber, which certifies the clinic to treat national and international patients.
Look for clinics accredited by Global Clinic Rating (GCR), recognized by the Costa Rica Dental Association, or listed by Costa Rica Dental Guide. Some top clinics also hold certifications from the American Dental Association or maintain ISO-certified labs. Every clinic on this platform passes our own multi-point verification before listing.
Yes. Top clinics use licensed anesthesiologists and follow international sedation safety protocols. IV sedation and general anesthesia are routinely administered for complex procedures including All-on-4 and full mouth restorations. Always ask to confirm who administers anesthesia and what monitoring equipment is used during your procedure.
Contact the clinic immediately. All clinics listed on this platform provide a minimum 12-month post-treatment guarantee and can coordinate with dental partners in major US and Canadian cities for follow-up care. We also serve as your advocate if a clinic fails to address a legitimate issue with work they performed.
Yes. Bringing recent X-rays, panoramic scans, and a list of current medications allows your Costa Rica dentist to plan your treatment before you arrive and can reduce or eliminate the cost of repeat diagnostics. If you have existing implants, bring the brand documentation so your dentist can work with the correct components.
The process
Most clinics accept digital X-rays and CBCT scans via email or through a patient portal. If you have recent X-rays from your US dentist, ask them for a digital copy in JPEG or DICOM format. You can also upload files directly through your account on this platform. If you do not have recent X-rays, the clinic will take them when you arrive, usually at no additional charge.
Your first appointment typically includes a clinical consultation with your dentist, a CT scan or panoramic X-ray if not already reviewed, photographs, and a detailed treatment plan presentation with final pricing. For straightforward procedures, some clinics begin treatment on the first day. For complex cases, the first day is dedicated entirely to diagnosis and planning.
Most clinics offer or arrange airport pickup as part of their international patient service. Uber is legal and widely used in Costa Rica and typically costs $15 to $25 from the airport to Escazu or Santa Ana. Official airport taxis are available at regulated rates. Rental cars are available but not necessary since clinics and hotels in the dental district are close together.
Most top clinics accept credit cards (Visa and Mastercard), wire transfers, and cash in USD or Costa Rican Colones. American Express is accepted at some but not all clinics. A 3 to 4 percent credit card processing fee is common. Wire transfer is the most fee-efficient option for large payments. Confirm accepted payment methods with your specific clinic before arriving.
Cancellation and rescheduling policies vary by clinic. Most require 2 to 4 weeks notice to refund a deposit in full. Cancellations with shorter notice may forfeit 50 percent of the deposit. We recommend purchasing travel insurance that includes medical procedure coverage, which will typically reimburse deposits if you cancel due to a medical reason. Confirm the clinic's policy in writing before paying any deposit.
Yes. Any reputable clinic will provide a written treatment summary including the procedures performed, implant brands and lot numbers, materials used, warranty terms, and post-treatment care instructions. You should bring this home and share it with your regular dentist. If a clinic is unwilling to provide written documentation, that is a serious red flag.
Most clinics schedule a follow-up call or video consultation 2 to 4 weeks after you return home. For implant patients, a return visit is required after 3 to 6 months for the final crown or permanent prosthetics. Between visits, your clinic coordinator should be reachable by WhatsApp, email, or phone for any questions. All clinics on this platform commit to a minimum 12-month post-treatment communication and guarantee period.
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