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- 19 March 2009 - Recession Drives Irish Dental Patients North
- 19 January 2009 - Britain Disgruntled With Health Services
- 12 January 2009 - RevaHealth.com Receives ?1.25 Million Investment For International Expansion
- 27 February 2008 - The First Comprehensive Dental Tourism Survey by RevaHealth.com Reveals Large Savings and High Levels of Satisfaction
- 26 October 2007 - Thailand Is The Dental Travel Destination For 90% Of Australians
- 08 October 2007 - Female Dental Tourists Seek The Perfect Smile; Men, It Seems, Just Happy To Keep Their Teeth
- 04 October 2007 - Lack Of Competition In The Dental Market Is Driving Irish Patients Abroad
- 05 September 2007 - With Winter On The Horizon, Brits Considering Dental Treatment Abroad Turn To The Warmth Of Thailand ? And Savings Of Up To 70%
- 21 August 2007 - Over 300,000 People Searched The Internet For Dental Treatment Abroad In July, A Rise Of 50% On June
- 20 August 2007 - 58,927 UK Citizens Searched The Internet For Dental Treatment Abroad In July, A Rise Of 53% On June
- 08 August 2007 - The Irish Lead The World In The Search For Dental Treatment Abroad
- 17 July 2007 - 624,000 British And Irish Citizens Will Consider ‘Dental Tourism’ This Year To Save, On Average, £3,745 On The Cost Of Treatment At Home
- 26 June 2007 - RevaHealth.com Generates $1 Million Dollars Of Medical Tourism Business Every Week
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Thailand Is The Dental Travel Destination For 90% Of Australians
More Aussies than all the other countries combined travel to Thailand. They search more than 2,000 times a week and with treatment costs up to 50% cheaper than at home it’s no wonder. An implant in Sydney can cost from $3000AU to $7500AU that’s a lot more than an average cost of around $2000AU in Thailand.
Thailand’s success is no accident: Government involvement has benefited many areas of the countries burgeoning Medical Tourism market, from speeding visa clearance for patients to guaranteeing the highest standards through accreditation programs. Travelers can be confident of being understood as many dentist’s and their staff are proficient in foreign languages, having studied their specialties in the U.S or Europe. Of course the natural beauty and the vast selection of sites of cultural interest don’t harm Thailand’s appeal.
Tooth whitening is the most popular procedure with Australians: 35% opting for a whiter smile. Implants and tooth veneers were next on the list at 18% with crowns also popular, accounting for 13% of the total.
Britons are the next most likely to travel to Thailand with over 1000 searches per week. Londoners dominate – of course – but the beaches of Phuket are also popular with travelers from Southampton, Bristol, Leeds and Cardiff. Unlike their conscientious counterparts down under, Britons are more likely to search on their boss’s time – only 20% search at the weekend compared to 35% of Aussies (Brits are also more likely to search during the day).
The table below shows an estimate of the savings available to Australians by travelling to Thailand for dental treatment.
Treatment |
Australia |
Thailand |
Saving Over Australia |
Implants |
$4,000 AU |
$2,000 AU |
50% |
Veneers |
$800 AU |
$280 AU |
65% |
Crowns |
$1,300 AU |
$400 AU |
70% |
Source: www.revahealth.com
About RevaHealth.com
RevaHealth.com is the world’s leading medical and dental tourism search engine, allowing consumers to easily compare prices and be put directly in contact with their chosen hospital or clinic. With a choice of over 200 healthcare providers in 30 different countries, thousands of patients have used RevaHealth.com to find the right hospital or clinic for their healthcare needs.