Noua destinație preferată pentru „dinți perfecți”. Un implant costă de patru ori mai puțin decât în Europa de Vest

Albania is emerging as a dental tourism destination, attracting more foreign patients as Tirana positions itself as an alternative to Turkey. The capital has nearly 400 dental clinics catering to both locals and foreigners, with competitive pricing for treatments. Dental implants cost around 600 euros, similar to Turkey, while prices in Western Europe can be four times higher. The rise in dental tourism is supported by low-cost flights, but concerns about clinic quality and medical qualifications persist. The Albanian government is considering official certification for medical service providers, and the sector is expanding to include hair transplant clinics, blending medical tourism with vacation opportunities.