Dentistry Packages in Greece

Dentistry packages include dental treatment and a hotel room in Greece. Numerous dental treatments are available for this package. Two of the most common are crowns and veneers.

How Long Should I Stay in Greece?

You may need to stay for at least two to seven days in Greece to let your wounds heal and should any complications arise, you can immediately see your dentist.

What's the Expected Recovery Time?

Recovery depends on the type of dental treatment you underwent. In general, you may need to take it easy for a day or two before you are allowed to get back to your normal routine.

What Aftercare is Required?

To maintain the results, always practice good oral hygiene and have a healthy lifestyle. You may also want to see your dentist regularly.

What's the Success Rate?

Success rates of most dental procedures we offer are high. Although complications are rare, you need to be aware that any procedure carries some types of risks. For example, you may experience prolonged soreness or infection.

Are there Alternatives?

If you want to book the accommodation yourself, you can choose our regular dental treatment options without accommodation included.

Dentistry Packages in and around Greece

Greece is the southernmost country in the Balkan Peninsula. It comprises of 2,000 islands, around 170 of which are inhabited. Welcoming over 24 million visitors each year, Greece is one of the most visited countries on the planet. It has long been attracting travelers who want to lounge on its superb beaches, swims in the warm ocean, explore ancient relics, or indulge in its lively culture. In the last few years, Greece is becoming increasingly popular as a medical tourism destination. As a newcomer to the medical tourism industry, Greece has a lot to offer. Its healthcare system is ranked as one of the best in the world, yet the costs for medical care in the country remain among the lowest in Europe if not the world. The most popular treatments in Greece are cosmetic surgery, fertility treatment, orthopedics, cardiac care, as well as oral and dental procedures. 

Popular Parts of Greece

Athens, Greece’s stunning capital, is a mix of stark ancient beauty, beautiful settings, and contemporary center. It boasts some of the world’s largest collection of Greek ruins and artifacts, including the Acropolis and the Greek Agora. Another popular area in Greece is Santorini, which is considered as the most spectacular island in the country. It is best known for its unique landscape and cliff-top towns. While Santorini is the most spectacular, Mykonos is the most glamorous. It is noted for its classy seafood restaurants and boutique hotels. Some of the most famous attractions in Mykonos, besides its beaches, are Paraportiani and Little Venice.

Weather and Climate in Greece

Greece has a typical Mediterranean climate with four seasons and mostly sunny days all year round. Summer, from June to August, is warm and pleasant, although it can be very busy. It the perfect season to swim and dive in the sea. Autumn starts in September, bringing cool, mostly clear weather to the country. Winter runs from December to February. While the temperatures stay warm in coastal cities, the northern part of the country can be very cold, even receiving snow in some areas. As spring comes in March, the temperature gradually warms up, though the nights can still be cool.

Getting around in Greece

The largest international airport in Greece is Athens International Airport, which is where most foreign visitors arrive. It has domestic and international flights to many cities around the world, including Dubai, London, Moscow, and New York. Internal flights are the fastest way to get around, but they can be quite expensive. The popular affordable option to get around the islands is using the ferry, which has frequent services, especially during the summer. Buses are generally comfortable and frequent, while networks are very limited. Inside major cities, buses and trolleybuses are reliable. In Athens, the metro and tram systems are great options. Taxis are widely available and extremely cheap.

Tourist Visas in Greece

Greece is part of the Schengen Area. Apart from EU citizens, nationals of several other countries, including the US, Australia, Norway, and Japan can visit the country without a visa and stay up to 90 days. Citizens of other countries not listed on the visa exemption agreement have to obtain a visa to enter.

Additional Information

1. Local Currency: The official currency in Greece is the euro (€). €1 is equivalent to approximately US$1.17.
2. Money & Payments: Reliable ATMs can be found easily in all cities and towns, particularly on the mainland. Major credit cards, such as MasterCard and Visa, are widely accepted. Tipping is expected in most places, usually around 5% to 10%. Make sure to tip in cash. 
3. Local Language: The most widely spoken language in Greece is Greek, which is the official language of the country. Most people in tourist areas and the younger generations can speak and understand some English, German, French, or Italian.
4. Local Culture and Religion: Greek Orthodox Church is the largest religion in Greece, representing 90% of the total population. There are also small communities of Muslim, Roman Catholic, and Jewish. 
5. Public holidays: The most celebrated holidays in Greece include Easter, Apokreas (Carnival Season), and Saint’s day of the Virgin Mary, Ohi Day, Independence Day, and Christmas Day.