Braces Clinics Abroad — Page 12

Braces may cost around A$1,800 at Dental World's Oral Health Centre. The clinic in Chiang Mai provides English-speaking staff, airport pickup and free WiFi for a hassle-free trip. Its medical records transfer service helps Australian patients maintain continuity of care, and mobility accessible rooms are available.

Kohinoor Hospitals is an NABH-accredited multi-specialty centre in Mumbai – meeting India's national healthcare quality standards. Braces may cost around A$2,900–A$3,500, leveraging lower local prices. The team speaks fluent English and provides interpreter services for clear communication.

Chung-Ang University Hospital ranks among Newsweek's World's Best Hospitals. Its dentistry is a core speciality. Australian patients benefit from English-speaking staff and transparent international patient care.

Dentistry is a core specialty at Daegu Catholic University Medical Center, and the clinic has a regular flow of international patients. The English-speaking medical staff ensures clear communication for Australians. Braces there may cost around A$2,900–A$3,500, a price point significantly lower than comparable Australian care.

Fortis Hospital Mulund is JCI and NABH accredited, offering internationally recognised safety standards. Braces may cost around A$2,900–A$3,500, often up to 3-4 times lower than US clinics. The hospital has multilingual English-speaking staff, medical records transfer, and interpreter services for Australian patients.