Assessing Quality.
We only feature clinics experienced in treating expats and international patients. Each clinic is reviewed for its approach to safety, communication, and materials.
As part of the process, we assess how their practices align with U.S. and European dental care standards. This helps ensure they meet the needs of patients from abroad.
Our Selection Procedure
How Quality is Checked.
The quality of care offered by the independent clinics we feature is very important to us. While we don’t provide treatment ourselves, we collaborate with experienced clinics that meet clear standards — to help ensure patients receive safe and professional care abroad.
- International Quality Standards
- Hygiene and Workflow Protocols
- Certified Dental Professionals
International Standards.
When selecting clinics for our platform, we review how their practices align with international dental care guidelines. References such as those from the WHO or the American Dental Association help us understand each clinic’s approach to quality and safety before they are added to our network.
- Infection Control Practices
- Patient-Centered Care
- Patient Communication
- Clinical Monitoring
- Ethical Standards
- Continuing Education
Certified Dental Professionals.
All dental professionals featured on Teeth Traveler are certified and accredited by the Ministry of Health in Argentina. This indicates they meet the national regulatory requirements for practicing dentistry — offering reassurance that they are licensed to provide care within the country’s official framework.
The Best Materials.
The materials used in dental treatments can play an important role in overall quality and durability. The clinics featured on our platform typically use materials from well-known manufacturers based in countries like the United States, Germany, and Switzerland.
They also aim to be transparent — providing clear information about the procedures followed and the brands and materials used, such as for crowns or implants.
International
Certification Programs.
Together with the clinics we feature, we aim to align with internationally recognized quality and safety guidelines. In addition to national regulations, we reference standards from organizations such as the Joint Commission and Joint Commission International (JCI). These frameworks help guide safe and professional dental practices across different settings.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Dental Quality Checks.
We carefully select clinics with patient safety in mind. To help you feel informed, we’ve answered some of the most common questions we receive in this section.
How do your clinics follow up on international protocols?
The clinics featured on Teeth Traveler organize their procedures in line with the requirements set by the Ministry of Health in Argentina. These include protocols for hygiene, sterilization, and patient care. While national guidelines apply, many clinics also consider international standards to help guide their practice — especially in settings with international patients.
How does the dental staff at your associated clinics get accredited?
All dental professionals featured on our platform are licensed by the Ministry of Health in Argentina. Many have completed their education at recognized institutions such as UBA or UCA and are registered with local professional bodies, including the Colegio de Odontólogos. This licensing confirms they are officially authorized to practice dentistry in Argentina.
Are your associated clinics registered at the national health authorities in Argentina?
Yes, all clinics listed on Teeth Traveler are registered with Argentina’s Ministry of Health. While their practices are based on national regulations, some also consider international dental care standards as a reference. Teeth Traveler does not enforce or guarantee compliance with foreign regulatory bodies.
Which (dental) health and safety protocols do your associated clinics have in place?
Each clinic in our network follows local health and safety regulations required by Argentine authorities. This includes sterilization procedures, infection control, and hygiene protocols. Many also share details about their protocols to help patients understand how care is organized and delivered.
How often are protocols controlled and reviewed at your associated clinics?
Clinics featured on our platform are responsible for managing and reviewing their own clinical protocols. These are typically integrated into their daily operations and adjusted in accordance with national regulations and internal quality standards.
Where can I give feedback on the quality regarding health and safety?
We value your feedback. If you have questions, concerns, or suggestions related to health, safety, or your experience, please reach out to us directly. While as a platform, we do not provide care ourselves and clinic listed are indepently providing dental care in its broadest sense and by means are solely responsible for the care which is given, we welcome your input and use it to help improve the information we offer.
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At Teeth Traveler, we’re here to share helpful information — not to offer medical advice. This article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Teeth Traveler is not a healthcare provider and does not offer medical services. The clinics listed on our platform operate independently and are responsible for the care they provide. While we aim to offer helpful guidance, readers are encouraged to consult directly with licensed dental professionals before making healthcare decisions or pursuing treatment abroad. No rights may be derived from the information provided on this page. For more details, check our disclaimer and terms of use.