WITH VETERAN Hollywood actor Michael O’Hagan having undergone a successful dental treatment in Mumbai, it is expected that more and more Hollywood stars would come down to India for getting aesthetic dental solutions.
The 60-year-old actor is so impressed by the treatment that he has started recommending several Hollywood personalities to take advantage of the world-class dental implants and expertise available in India.
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Many Hollywood movie stars are widely recognized for their smiles. Stars like Tom Cruise and Julia Roberts have remarkable grins, that can be picked out of a lineup—even when the rest of their face is not visible! Some say that they make more money per movie, depending on how many times they smile on film. When you’re adding up the millions, that can make a difference!
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When her husband Mark Beggs offered to pay for her bridge work, Lisa Hewer, 38, was excited. But the high cost of dental treatment in Britain was too much for them.
Lured by the growing popularity of dental tourism, Hewer decided to have her teeth fixed in another country. That would enable her to save money and give her the opportunity to travel at the same time. It was an offer that was hard to resist. continue reading…
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The high cost of dental care has forced many people to seek dental treatment elsewhere. This explains the growing popularity of dental tourism that is sweeping many parts of the world today.
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Not only are people in the UK and Europe looking for better and more affordable dental care, nearly half of the population in the US is without proper dental coverage. Dental tourism, or the idea of traveling outside of your own country to obtain dental care, has become a very attractive option for those people requiring routine dental care, restorative dental care, or cosmetic dentistry procedures.
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It doesn’t matter how affluent you are anymore, health care costs are rising and coverage benefits are dropping. Quite a few Western countries with organized health care systems are still leaving too many citizens without adequate coverage. Having priority procedures taken care of, like emergency room visits, broken bones, or necessary surgeries often uses up benefits completely. There might be no funds left to cover routine dental care, cosmetic enhancements, or elective surgeries and procedures.
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Bargain deals are not limited to groceries, household products or fashion goods any more. Today, even dental care is on sale. But the catch is that you have to cross the international border to buy it.
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