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Far SmileDental Treatment Concierge

Private dental concierge

A clearer path to dental treatment in Serbia.

Understand the process, request a personalized proposal, and coordinate your treatment and trip with one point of contact.

Start your enquiryCosts and planning

Treatment is planned and delivered by licensed treating clinicians.

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The concierge coordinates. Licensed treating clinicians make all clinical decisions.

Who this is for

If any of these sound like you, an enquiry is a low-pressure first step.

  1. 01.You live abroad and are considering dental treatment in Serbia.
  2. 02.You already have a plan or quote from your own dentist and want a second clinic's view.
  3. 03.You are unsure what is possible and want a clear, unhurried starting point.
  4. 04.You want one point of contact for appointments and the practical side of the trip.

Boundaries

Who does what

We look after the journey; licensed clinicians look after your treatment.

What the concierge coordinates

  • Collecting the information a clinic needs to review your case
  • Passing your case to a licensed treating clinic and relaying their response
  • Scheduling, sequencing of visits and practical trip logistics
  • Keeping your treatment documents together in one place

What the treating clinic decides

  • Diagnosis and whether treatment is appropriate
  • The treatment plan, materials and clinical alternatives
  • Timelines, staging and any changes during treatment
  • All clinical advice, before, during and after your visit

Treatment is planned and delivered by licensed treating clinicians.

How it works

Two ways to start

Pick the one that fits. Both lead to the same clinic review.

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Path A

I already have a plan or quote

Share what your dentist proposed and, if you like, one document. A treating clinic reviews it independently.

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Path B

I need help understanding my options

Tell us in plain words what bothers you and what you hope for. No dental terms needed.

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After you send an enquiry

  1. 01

    We confirm receipt

    You get a reference. We may ask for anything a clinic will need.

  2. 02

    A licensed clinic reviews

    Treating clinicians look at your information and decide what they can propose.

  3. 03

    You receive a proposal

    We relay it in plain language and answer practical questions.

  4. 04

    You decide

    No obligation. Nothing is booked until you choose to go ahead.

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Clarity before you travel

What you receive before deciding

  • The clinic's proposed treatment and any alternatives it offers
  • An indicative cost range from the clinic, with what is and is not included
  • The expected number of visits and how they are staged
  • Clear notes on what could change after an in-person examination

Orientation

Common treatment categories

A short orientation only. Whether any of these suits you is a decision for a treating clinician.

  1. 01.

    Dental implants

    A titanium or ceramic post placed in the jaw to support a replacement tooth. Usually staged, with healing time between placement and the final crown.

  2. 02.

    Crowns and bridges

    A crown covers a damaged tooth; a bridge spans a gap using neighbouring teeth or implants as support.

  3. 03.

    Veneers

    Thin shells bonded to the front of teeth to change shape or colour. Some tooth preparation is often involved.

  4. 04.

    Full-arch restoration

    A fixed set of teeth for a whole upper or lower jaw, typically supported by several implants. Planning is detailed and often multi-stage.

Treatment costs

Clear pricing, confirmed by the clinic

Indicative prices. Your final treatment, materials, visit plan and price depend on clinical assessment and are confirmed in a written proposal before you decide.

Guide prices include accommodation and airport and clinic transfers. Flights, diagnostics and any preparatory work are confirmed in your written proposal.

How costs are worked out

Why some plans need more than one trip

The clinic sets the timeline. These are common reasons it spans visits:

  1. 01.Implants usually need months of healing before the final teeth are fitted.
  2. 02.Extractions or bone grafts may need to settle first.
  3. 03.Final crowns or bridges are made after impressions and fittings.
  4. 04.A review visit lets the clinician check fit and bite.

Documents that help with an enquiry

None are required to start. If you have them, they help a clinic respond sooner.

  1. 01.A recent panoramic X-ray (OPG) or CBCT scan
  2. 02.Your current dentist's treatment plan or quote
  3. 03.Clear photos of your smile, if you are comfortable sharing
  4. 04.A note of relevant medical conditions or medication, for the clinic

The online form currently accepts one PDF, JPEG or PNG file.

How to evaluate a proposed clinic

Questions worth asking about any clinic, including ones we put forward:

  1. 01.Who will treat me, and what are their registration and qualifications?
  2. 02.Which implant systems, materials and laboratories are used?
  3. 03.What exactly does the quote include, and what might be added later?
  4. 04.What happens if something needs adjusting after I return home?
  5. 05.Can I see the written treatment plan before I travel?

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Ready to understand your options?

Start an enquiry and we will guide you through what happens next.

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