Why Albania for Dental Treatment?

Patients from across Europe choose Albania for dental treatment that is professional, often more affordable than at home, and easy to combine with a trip.

Five reasons patients choose Albania

Affordable Dental Treatment

Dental treatment in Albania can be more affordable compared with many Western European countries, mainly because of lower operating and living costs. Price should never be the only factor, so we always explain what your estimate includes: materials, number of visits and any preparatory treatment.
Modern Dental Clinics

We work with clinics that use modern equipment, such as digital X-rays, 3D CBCT imaging and intraoral scanners, and follow strict sterilisation protocols. The technology available at each clinic is listed in its profile.
Experienced Professionals

We present dentists and clinics based on their qualifications, experience and the treatments they offer. You will know who your dentist is, and what their background is, before you travel.
Easy Travel

Albania is easily accessible from many European countries. Tirana International Airport has direct flights from cities in Italy, the United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland and beyond, and patients from Italy can also travel by ferry to Durrës or Vlorë.
Combine Treatment With Travel

Patients can combine their dental treatment with a visit to Albania: the capital, the Riviera, and historic towns such as Berat and Gjirokastër. Your dentist will advise which activities are suitable after each procedure.
Good to know

Main airport
Tirana International Airport Nënë Tereza (TIA)
Currency
Albanian lek (ALL); euros are accepted in many places
Languages
Albanian; English and Italian are widely understood
Time zone
Central European Time (CET/CEST)

Treatment and travel

Treatment is usually arranged in Albania's main cities, and the coast is never far away. These are some of the places patients visit during their stay.

Tirana

The lively capital, with museums, cafés and green parks, about 30 minutes from the international airport.
Durrës

An ancient port city with a Roman amphitheatre and a long sandy beach, close to Tirana.
Vlorë

A coastal city on a wide bay, with a long seafront promenade and beaches to the south.
Sarandë

A seaside town on the Ionian coast, close to Butrint and Ksamil.
Albanian Riviera

Clear water, quiet coves and coastal villages along the Ionian Sea.
Berat

The "city of a thousand windows", a UNESCO World Heritage town on the Osum river.
Gjirokastër

A stone-built Ottoman town and UNESCO site, watched over by its hilltop castle.