You do not need to travel to Kabul before speaking with our team.

Begin by telling us about your dental concerns, your treatment goals and any previous dental treatment you have received. If available, you can also share recent dental photographs, X-rays, CBCT scans and relevant dental records.

Our team will review the information available and guide you through the next appropriate steps.

What You Can Send Us

• Your main dental concerns
• Recent dental photographs
• Existing X-rays or CBCT scans
• Previous dental records or treatment reports
• Information about previous dental procedures
• Relevant medical history
• Current medications
• Your preferred treatment timeframe
• Your contact information

Please note: Information provided remotely can help with preliminary assessment and treatment planning, but it does not replace an in-person dental examination. Your final diagnosis and treatment plan will be confirmed after clinical assessment at Sana Dental Clinic.

Once we receive your information, our dental team can help you understand the possible treatment options and the next steps.

Depending on your case, your preliminary treatment information may include:

Recommended Treatment Options

An overview of the dental procedures that may be appropriate for your needs.

Diagnostic Requirements

Information about examinations or imaging that may be required before treatment.

Estimated Treatment Timeline

An indication of how many appointments or treatment stages may be required.

Estimated Cost

A preliminary estimate based on the information available before your in-person examination.

Number of Visits

An indication of whether your treatment may require one visit, several appointments or multiple treatment stages.

Because every patient is different, the final treatment plan may change after clinical examination, diagnostic imaging or further assessment.

Our goal is to help you make an informed decision before you arrange your journey.

After discussing your treatment needs with our team, you can begin preparing for your visit to Kabul.

Before travelling, we recommend that international patients carefully review their travel documents, insurance arrangements, medications, medical records and treatment schedule.

If you have an existing medical condition or take regular medication, discuss your travel and planned dental treatment with your healthcare professional when appropriate.

Before Departure, Make Sure You Have

• Valid travel and identification documents
• Your dental records and diagnostic images
• A list of current medications
• Relevant medical information
• Your treatment and appointment details
• Appropriate travel insurance, where available
• Contact information for Sana Dental Clinic
• Sufficient time in your itinerary for your planned appointments and recovery

For international medical travel, reputable health authorities recommend planning ahead, understanding the risks and arranging appropriate follow-up care before travelling.

Once you arrive in Kabul and attend your appointment, your dentist will perform an appropriate clinical examination and review your dental history and available diagnostic information.

Additional X-rays, CBCT imaging or other diagnostic procedures may be recommended when clinically necessary.

Your dentist will then discuss the findings with you and confirm the most appropriate treatment options.

Before Treatment Begins, We Aim to Make Sure You Understand:

• Your dental condition
• Recommended treatment options
• Benefits and limitations of treatment
• Expected treatment stages
• Estimated duration
• Expected costs
• Possible risks and complications
• Follow-up requirements

You should have the opportunity to ask questions and understand your treatment before proceeding.

Clear communication and informed decision-making are important principles of quality healthcare. NHS guidance similarly emphasizes explaining treatment options, risks, benefits, likely outcomes and costs before treatment.

Your treatment schedule will be planned according to your clinical needs.

Depending on the procedure, treatment may be completed during one visit or may require several appointments or treatment stages.

Our dental services for international patients may include:

• Dental Implants
• Cosmetic Dentistry
• Smile Design
• Veneers
• Dental Crowns
• Bridges
• Orthodontics
• Root Canal Treatment
• Restorative Dentistry
• Periodontal Care
• Preventive Dentistry
• Oral Surgery
• Digital Dental Diagnostics

Treatment recommendations are always based on individual clinical assessment rather than a standard package.

We understand that travelling for dental treatment involves more than the dental procedure itself.

Our international patient communication can help you organize your appointments and understand the expected treatment schedule during your stay.

Depending on your needs and the services available, we can provide general guidance regarding:

Appointment Planning

Coordinate your dental appointments around your treatment schedule.

Treatment Timeline

Understand what is expected during each stage of your dental care.

Stay Planning

Allow sufficient time for appointments, recovery and any required follow-up.

Local Information

Access useful information to help you plan your time in Kabul.

Important: Travel, accommodation, transportation and other arrangements should be confirmed in advance. Any service provided directly by Sana Dental Clinic will be clearly communicated to you before your visit.

Before leaving Kabul, your dentist will review your treatment progress and provide appropriate aftercare instructions.

Depending on your treatment, you may receive information about:

• Oral hygiene and home care
• Medication instructions, when prescribed
• Dietary recommendations
• Activity restrictions, when applicable
• Warning signs that require attention
• Recommended follow-up appointments
• Long-term maintenance
• Further treatment stages, if required

For complex procedures, your dentist will also discuss whether additional appointments or a future treatment stage may be necessary.

Returning home is part of the dental tourism journey.

Before you leave, we encourage you to understand your recommended follow-up schedule and keep copies of your relevant dental records and treatment information.

If follow-up care is required after returning home, you may need to coordinate with a qualified dentist in your home country.

Where appropriate, your dental records and treatment information can help another dental professional understand the care you received.

International medical-tourism guidance emphasizes the importance of continuity of care, transferring medical records and planning local follow-up before and after treatment abroad.

Keep Your Dental Records

We recommend keeping:

• Treatment records
• Diagnostic images
• Prescriptions
• Treatment summaries
• Restoration or implant information, when applicable
• Recommended maintenance schedule
• Follow-up instructions