Dental Treatments for Visitors to the Greek Islands

Crowns and bridges restore damaged or missing teeth, helping to improve strength, function and appearance. All clinics participating in Greek Island Dentistry are required to use CAD/CAM technology for this restorative workflow.

Digital impressions and computer-aided design can support precise planning and efficient fabrication. The number of appointments and production time depend on the clinical case, chosen material and whether fabrication is completed chairside or with a dental laboratory.

Dental implants are designed to replace missing teeth by supporting a crown, bridge or denture. Careful assessment of your oral health, bone and medical history is essential before treatment.

Suitability, treatment stages and healing time vary for each patient. Your dentist will explain the procedure, alternatives, risks and aftercare before treatment begins.

Aesthetic dentistry can improve the colour, shape, proportion and overall appearance of your smile while respecting the health and function of your teeth and gums.

After assessing your oral health and discussing your goals, your dentist will explain the suitable options, expected benefits and limitations before creating a personalised treatment plan.

Root canal treatment removes infection from inside a tooth and can help preserve the natural tooth when the pulp is inflamed or infected.

Some teeth can be treated in one visit, while complex or heavily infected cases may need additional appointments. Your dentist will explain the treatment stages, final restoration and follow-up required.

Check-ups and same-day dental care are ideal for visitors who want to address routine needs or minor problems during their stay, subject to clinical assessment and available appointment time.

After examining your teeth and gums, the dentist will explain what can be completed safely during your visit and whether any treatment or follow-up should continue after you return home.

Dental emergencies can happen without warning. Severe pain, swelling, dental trauma or uncontrolled bleeding should be assessed promptly to relieve symptoms and reduce the risk of further complications.

Contact the clinic as soon as possible so we can assess the urgency and advise you on the next step. For severe facial swelling with breathing difficulty, major facial injury or bleeding that will not stop, seek emergency medical care immediately.