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Travelling to Dhaka for dental treatment: a planning guide
How to plan dental treatment around a trip to Dhaka — from sending photos before you fly to aftercare once you’re home.

Many of our patients travel to Dhaka for their treatment. Some are visiting family; others come specifically for implants or a smile makeover. With a little planning, you can make the most of your time here and fly home confident in your result.
1. Start before you fly
Send us photos of your teeth — and any recent X-rays — on WhatsApp. Tell us what’s bothering you and what you’d like to achieve. We’ll suggest the likely treatment options and how many visits they usually take.
2. Match the treatment to your time
- A few days: check-ups, scaling and polishing, whitening and fillings.
- About one to two weeks: crowns, veneers, root canal treatment and many smile makeovers.
- Two trips: dental implants usually need healing time between placement and the final crown, so many visitors plan a second trip a few months later.
Every case is different — we’ll confirm your plan once we’ve examined you.
3. Book around your arrival
We schedule appointments around your travel dates, including evenings and Friday afternoons. We’re open every day: Saturday to Thursday 10 am – 10 pm, and Friday 4 pm – 10 pm.
4. Leave time for a final check
Try not to book your flight for the same day as your last appointment. A day or two in between lets us check your bite and comfort before you leave.
5. Aftercare at home
You’ll leave with clear written aftercare, and you can reach us on WhatsApp with any questions once you’re home.
Finding us
Dental Perfection is on Level 2 of ANZ Huq Eleven Square, Road No. 11, Banani — a central, easy-to-reach part of Dhaka.
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This article is general information, not a diagnosis. Every mouth is different — please see a dentist for advice about your own teeth.
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