International patient coordination in English, German, Russian and French.
International dental care

Your smile, planned before it is made.

Implants, veneers and full-mouth rehabilitation designed digitally, approved by you, and delivered by specialists across three clinics.

9,000+
Implants placed
4,200+
International patients
18
Years of practice
4
Languages spoken

Send your photographs. Receive a plan.

48 h

A clinician reviews what you send and replies with a written, costed plan — usually within 48 hours.

A clinician reviews every enquiry personally. You will normally hear back within one working day.

  • CT-planned surgery Every implant position decided in software before the appointment.
  • Specialists only An implantologist places implants; an endodontist treats canals.
  • Laboratory on site Ceramics tried in, adjusted and re-fired the same day.
  • Records you keep Scans, photographs and the implant passport leave with you.
Results, not renderings

Anonymised cases published with written patient consent. Drag to compare.

Before — Hollywood Smile After — Hollywood Smile Before After

16 upper and lower veneers

Worn incisal edges and old composite bonding replaced with layered ceramic after a two-day mock-up trial.

Hollywood Smile Germany 6 days, two visits

Before — All-on-4 Implants After — All-on-4 Implants Before After

Upper arch, four implants

Failing upper dentition replaced with a fixed provisional bridge on the day of surgery, definitive zirconia at six months.

All-on-4 Implants France 6 months, two visits

Before — Porcelain Veneers After — Porcelain Veneers Before After

Eight upper veneers

Midline diastema closed and lateral incisor proportions corrected without orthodontics.

Porcelain Veneers Netherlands 5 days

Every case is published with the patient’s written consent. Results are individual and not a prediction for your case.

Why patients choose Helia

Six things that change the outcome

Most dental disappointments are planning failures rather than technical ones. These are the six places we spend the extra time.

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  1. 01

    The plan exists before you arrive

    A written, costed plan with a schedule, sent before you book flights.

  2. 02

    Specialists do specialist work

    We name who performs each stage, and their discipline, in advance.

  3. 03

    The laboratory is in the building

    Same-day try-in and re-firing is what makes a five-day plan real.

  4. 04

    Everything is documented

    Photographs at every stage, scans, and the implant passport.

  5. 05

    One coordinator, your language

    The same person from first message to your twelve-month review.

  6. 06

    A guarantee with its conditions

    Terms per treatment, and the conditions stated rather than buried.

How your treatment runs

Six steps from first message to your twelve-month review.

  1. Enquiry

    Send photographs and any recent X-rays. A clinician reviews them personally.

  2. Provisional plan

    A written plan with costs and a proposed number of days, usually within 48 hours.

  3. Travel planning

    We hold your clinical dates while you book flights, and arrange transfers.

  4. Examination

    A full examination on arrival. Any revision to the plan is agreed before treatment.

  5. Treatment

    Your coordinator attends every appointment, in your language.

  6. Follow-up

    You leave with the complete record, written aftercare and a direct number.

The equipment behind the plan

Planning software decides the position. The surgery follows it.

01

Cone-beam CT for every surgical case

02

Intraoral scanning instead of impression material

03

3D-printed surgical guides

04

CAD/CAM milling and in-house ceramics

05

Operating microscope for endodontics

06

Piezoelectric bone surgery

07

Digital bite registration and virtual articulation

08

Photographic shade calibration

Our clinics

In our patients’ words

What convinced me was the mock-up. I walked around with the trial teeth for two days before anything was cut, and I could change the shape twice. The final result is exactly what I approved, not a surprise.
Katharina M. Germany · Hollywood Smile
I had worn an upper denture for eleven years. The provisional bridge went in the same afternoon as the surgery. Six months later I ate a steak for the first time since 2013.
Pierre D. France · All-on-4 Implants
I live in Moscow and flew in twice in fourteen months. Everything else was photographs through the app. Dr Volkova replied to my questions herself, not through an assistant.
Olga S. Russia · Invisalign
I was quoted three times as much at home for a single implant. What mattered more was that they showed me the CT scan and explained why the position they chose was different from the one my dentist suggested.
James H. United Kingdom · Dental Implants
Eight veneers on the upper arch. They talked me out of doing twelve, which is not what I expected from a clinic being paid per unit.
Marta K. Netherlands · Porcelain Veneers
Nine months, three trips, and a splint I had to wear for two months in between to test the new bite. Slower than other quotes I received — and the reason it worked.
Andreas W. Austria · Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Travelling for treatment

Two thirds of our patients arrive by plane

Consent documents in four languages, coordinators who speak yours, schedules built around flights, and a complete digital record so your dentist at home can continue your care.

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  • Germany
  • United Kingdom
  • France
  • Russia
  • Netherlands
  • Belgium
  • Switzerland
  • Austria

Questions patients ask first

Not on this list? Write to us and a clinician will answer it directly.

Contact

Send photographs of your smile and any recent X-rays through the enquiry form or WhatsApp. A clinician reviews them and you receive a written, costed plan with a proposed schedule — usually within 48 hours. That plan is provisional until we examine you in person, and we say so clearly.

Veneers and crowns typically need five to seven days in one visit. Implants need two visits: three to five days for surgery, then a second trip after three to four months. Full-arch cases follow the same two-visit pattern. We confirm the exact schedule before you book flights.

You keep a direct contact number for your coordinator and the treating clinician. We send your full clinical records, including scans and the implant passport, so any dentist can act on them. Where a fault is ours, we cover the remedial work; the terms are written into your treatment agreement rather than left vague.

Consultations, consent documents and post-operative instructions are available in English, German, Russian and French. Your coordinator speaks your language and stays with you through the whole treatment rather than handing you between departments.

Yes, and it is written down with its conditions. Implant fixtures, ceramic restorations and orthodontic retainers each carry their own term. The conditions include attending your review appointments and maintaining hygiene — a guarantee that ignores those would not be honest.

Safety comes from the clinic, not the country. Ask any provider — including us — for their sterilisation protocol, the brand of implant they use, whether a specialist or a generalist performs your surgery, and what happens if a complication arises. We answer all four in writing before you commit.

Airport transfers are included for treatment plans over a set value, and we hold rates at partner hotels near each clinic. We do not sell flights or take commission on hotels — the arrangement exists to make the schedule work, not to add a margin.

A deposit secures your dates; the balance is paid in stages as treatment progresses. You receive an itemised invoice for every stage. If the plan changes after the in-person examination, the revised cost is agreed with you before any further work is carried out.

Send your photographs. Receive a plan.

A clinician reviews what you send and replies with a written, costed plan — usually within 48 hours.

A clinician reviews every enquiry personally. You will normally hear back within one working day.