From the Apollo Hospital Ahmedabad, India an interview Dr Palak Pandya about Implants, Bridges and Dental Care. How the costs in India are so much less as to make it more than worthwile to make the flight. Combining dental work with a trip to India can have many benefits and opportunities such as getting a cosmetic tune-up like a non-surgical face lift or a complete medical check up with the newest non-invasive procedures all at around 25% of what most western medical establishments charge. I waited two years to make a decision to go to India for treatment of my dental condition and right away upon my arrival I realized I could have gone much sooner. I had only used it as a last resort to correct a dental situation that was so overpriced in the US to the point of feeling like Medical Economic Rape. Instead of a last resort it should have been the first. For someone who works for himself and earns an uneven amount that is barely more than considered poverty level I needed a way around this EconoMed Rape(as I have come to think of it) and India proved to be a solution for me. I liked the people at the hospital and feel as though they deserve acknowledgement for the high quality medical and dental work and reasonable pricing (when compared to the EconoMed rape in the US). This is the closest thing to competition for hospital services that you can find. Combining medical services with travel is an excellent choice. Considering the inflated and bloated prices demanded by the …
