Glosamed
Glosamed
Restorative and cosmetic dentistry arranged end to end, from the first set of scans to the final fitting.
Request a PlanOverview
Dental work is the most common reason our clients combine treatment with travel: the course is planned in stages, each stage is short, and the time between visits is predictable. That makes it straightforward to build a schedule around flights, work and family.
We collect your existing X-rays and notes before you travel, share them with the treating surgeons, and come back to you with a written plan, a cost breakdown and the number of visits involved — so nothing about the sequence or the price is decided after you land.
Planning at a glance
What is done
Single implants through to full-arch restoration. The implant is placed, the site is left to integrate, and the permanent crown or bridge is fitted on a later visit.
Porcelain and composite work for shape, alignment and colour, planned from photographs and scans before you commit to the trip.
Staged restoration where several problems are addressed together, usually across two visits with the laboratory work in between.
Endodontic treatment and surgical extraction, including the groundwork needed before an implant can be placed.
Fixed braces or clear aligners, set up in person and then reviewed remotely between appointments.
Scaling, periodontal treatment and professional whitening, usually added to the end of a treatment visit.
How we run it
You send recent X-rays, scans and any dental notes. We forward them to the treating clinic — no cost, no obligation.
The clinic returns a staged plan. We convert it into a schedule with visit counts, chair time and an itemised cost.
We book the appointments, then build the flights, transfers and accommodation around them.
Your coordinator attends with you, holds the paperwork, and handles anything that shifts on the day.
Post-treatment instructions in writing, a review appointment before you fly, and a documented handover to your dentist at home.
Glosamed coordinates your care. We do not diagnose, treat or give medical advice — every clinical decision rests with the licensed doctors and hospitals treating you.
