Implants in Dubai run AED 3,000-8,000 each, against AED 1,800-4,000 in Turkey. Dubai loses on price — but its verified clinic is the only ZAGA Center and Brånemark Osseointegration Centre in the Middle East, built for severe jawbone loss.
Implants in Tijuana run $900-1,500 and the city is minutes from the US border — which is why it also has more unregulated dental storefronts than anywhere else in this series. The verified option here is a JCI-accredited hospital, and the distinction is the whole guide.
Implants in Germany run €1,700-3,400 — cheaper than UK private dentistry, two to three times Turkey. Berlin's verified option is a multi-location dental group, which matters for the one thing dental tourism handles worst: what happens when something needs fixing afterwards.
Private implants in Finland start around €1,250 against £500-900 in Turkey. Finland is not a dental tourism destination and this guide doesn't pretend otherwise — but there are two specific situations where it's the right answer anyway.
Implants in Spain run £700-1,200 against £2,000-3,000 in the UK — but Turkey charges £500-900 and Hungary £600-1,200. Spain's case is the short flight, the EU framework, and hospital dentistry rather than a dedicated dental clinic.