Medical notice

What you read on this website, in our guides, in the chat or hear on the first call is general information about dental implants. It helps you arrive at your consultation with better questions. It is not a diagnosis or a recommendation for your case.

We are a coordination service. Our team is not made up of doctors and does not treat patients. The evaluation, the surgery and the medical care are provided by the doctors at our partner clinics in the Dominican Republic.

Only a doctor who has seen your x-rays, your mouth and your medical history can tell you whether you are a candidate. Some health conditions and medicines change the plan or rule it out. That is why the clinic asks about them before surgery.

Every surgery carries risks. The result, the recovery time and how long the treatment lasts vary from person to person. Case photos are real examples shared with the patient’s permission and do not predict your result.

The prosthesis, meaning the set of replacement teeth, is made with a graphene-reinforced material. That material has 510(k) clearance from the FDA, the US agency that regulates medical products. A 510(k) clearance means it was allowed on the market because it is similar to a product already authorized. It is not the same as an approval.

If you have severe pain, bleeding that will not stop, fever, swelling that keeps growing, or trouble breathing or swallowing, call the emergency number where you are. In the United States and in the Dominican Republic it is 911. Do not wait for a reply from the chat or from our team.

Follow-up messages pass your answers on to the clinic. They do not replace a medical checkup and are not meant for emergencies. If something worries you, call the clinic.