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Dental care in Ukraine for international patients

The dental work you were quoted at home, for a fraction of the price

Implants, veneers and full-mouth restoration near Odesa, done by a dentist with more than 30 years of practice and the same Swiss and German materials used across the EU. Send a photo of your teeth and get a written plan with prices before you book a flight.

30+years of practice
1996private clinic since
€400implant + crown, from
Freeonline consultation

Why people fly to Ukraine for their teeth

Dental work is one of the few things that is genuinely cheaper abroad without being worse. The reason is simple: rent, salaries and lab costs in Ukraine are lower than in Britain, Ireland or Germany. The implant screw and the ceramic on top come from the same suppliers.

You pay for the work, not the postcode

A crown in London is not better than a crown in Chornomorsk because it costs four times more. Most of that gap is overheads. Here you pay for the dentist's time and the materials, and little else.

Materials you can look up

Creation ceramic and zirconia from Switzerland, Duceram from Germany, established Korean implant systems. Ask for the brand names in writing and check them yourself.

One dentist, start to finish

Volodymyr Drobot is both the dentist and the dental technician. The person planning your smile is the person making the crown, so nothing gets lost between a clinic and an outside lab.

A plan before you travel

You get a written quote from photos and X-rays first. If it does not add up for you, you have lost nothing but a message. No deposit to see the numbers.

What the same treatment costs at home

Rough private-clinic prices, converted at 2026 exchange rates. Real quotes depend on your case, but the gap is wide enough that the details rarely close it. Full price list is on the prices page.

TreatmentUkraine (here)UKIreland / Germany
Single implant + crownfrom ~€400£2,000-2,500€1,800-3,000
Ceramic veneer (per tooth)from ~€265£500-1,000€700-1,500
Zirconia crownfrom ~€175£500-900€500-1,200
All-on-4 (one jaw)from ~€4,000£10,000-15,000€8,000-15,000

Figures for other countries are typical private ranges for comparison and will vary by clinic and city. Exchange rates move, so treat euro and pound amounts as approximate.

What we treat

The practice focuses on the work international patients travel for: replacing missing teeth and rebuilding smiles that need more than a filling.

Dental implants

Single teeth, several at once, or a full jaw on four to six implants (All-on-4 / All-on-6). See the implants guide.

Veneers and aesthetics

Ceramic veneers and reconstructions when you want to change how the front teeth look. See the veneers guide.

Crowns and bridges

Zirconia and metal-ceramic crowns, bridges and prosthetics, matched to the tooth and the bite.

General dentistry

Fillings, root canals and cleaning, useful to combine into one trip while you are here.

Who will actually treat you

In dentistry the result comes down to the person holding the drill, not the sign on the door. So it is worth knowing who that is.

Volodymyr Drobot, implant dentist, in his surgery in Chornomorsk, Ukraine

Volodymyr Drobot

Dentist of the highest category, implantologist and prosthodontist, in private practice in Chornomorsk since 1996. Trained in Korea, Germany and Austria, and works as his own dental technician. Read more about the dentist →

How it works if you live abroad

Most international patients handle the first steps from home and only travel once the plan and the dates are set.

1

Send your photos

Message a few photos of your teeth and any recent X-ray or CT scan through Telegram or WhatsApp. Tell us what bothers you.

2

Get a written plan

You receive a treatment plan with itemised prices and a rough number of visits, so you know the cost and the time before booking anything.

3

Plan the trip

Fly into Odesa or Chisinau and reach Chornomorsk by car. We help you time the visits so implants and crowns fit your stay.

4

Treatment and aftercare

Work is done in as few visits as your case allows. You leave with your records, and we stay reachable by message if anything comes up back home.

An honest note on travel: Chornomorsk and Odesa are working normally and the clinic sees patients every day, but Ukraine is still at war. Check your own government's current travel advice before you book, and we will help you pick timing that suits you. If you would rather wait, the plan and the quote keep.

Common questions

How much can I really save?

For most treatments the difference is large. A single implant with a crown starts around €400 here, against roughly £2,000 to £2,500 in the UK. Even counting flights and a few nights in a hotel, a full course of work usually costs a fraction of the price at home.

Is the quality the same as in Western Europe?

The materials are the same brands used across the EU, including Creation ceramics from Switzerland and Duceram from Germany. The dentist has over 30 years of practice and trained abroad. You pay less because costs in Ukraine are lower, not because anything is cut.

Do you speak English?

Yes. You can plan the whole trip in English by message, and communication during your visit is handled in English.

What happens if something goes wrong after I fly home?

You keep your treatment records and stay in touch by message. Most follow-up questions are handled remotely, and the work comes with a guarantee, which the plan spells out before you start.

Where we are

The clinic is in Chornomorsk, a coastal town about 20 km from Odesa in southern Ukraine. The nearest airports are Odesa and Chisinau in Moldova.

Drobot Dental

vul. Zakhysnykiv Ukrainy, 1G, Chornomorsk, Odesa region, Ukraine
Open Monday to Friday, 09:00-20:00 (EET)

Start with a free plan

Send a message with photos of your teeth. You get a quote and a rough schedule back, with no obligation to book.

What to send

A few photos of your teeth, any recent X-ray or CT scan, and a line about what you want fixed. That is enough for a first plan.

Not sure where to start? Read the guide for UK, Irish and EU patients before you decide.
Read the guide →