DIO Dental Implant Treatment in China

Initial consultation and pre-operative assessment are included. Confirm the assessment arrangements and any questions about the proposed treatment before proceeding.

Treatment planning, the listed implant, anaesthesia and placement surgery are included. The clinical plan confirms the exact components and approach.

Reviews during treatment and suture removal are included. Ask which appointments are needed and when they will take place.

Second-stage surgery and gum shaping are included when required as part of the treatment pathway. Your clinician determines whether this stage is needed.

Impressions or digital scanning, abutment and crown fabrication and fitting are included. Confirm the final crown material and component specification.

Bite adjustment is included as part of fitting the restoration. Discuss review arrangements before completing your treatment visits.

Tooth extraction, periodontal treatment, root canal treatment and bone grafting or augmentation are separate when needed. Confirm any additional treatment and cost before proceeding.

Long-term maintenance after restoration is separate from treatment-period reviews. Treatment may need staged appointments and more than one trip; a fixed stay or same-day final tooth is not promised.

The service schedule names DIO but does not identify the exact manufacturer model, dimensions, connection or surface treatment. DIO publishes multiple implant systems; they should not be treated as interchangeable. Ask for the exact device and compatible components in your written plan.

Yes. The supplied service scope includes abutment and crown fabrication and fitting. The exact crown material and component specification must be confirmed in your treatment plan.

No. These and other preparatory treatments are separate when clinically necessary.

Do not assume so. The clinician decides the timing of placement and restoration after assessment and according to healing.

These depend on the selected device. The source schedule does not establish the exact DIO model, material, surface or connection. Confirm the implant material, connection, abutment and crown material before treatment.

The price is per listed implant restoration. Multiple missing teeth may have different treatment options; request a plan before assuming one implant is needed for every missing tooth.

No. Online payment does not establish clinical suitability or confirm an appointment. Your treatment and schedule require clinical review. Discuss additional treatment and its cost before proceeding.

Ask for clarity on your treatment-period reviews, component details and future maintenance arrangements. Long-term maintenance is separate from the listed restoration pathway.

Compare the same scope: named implant system, abutment, crown material, placement, treatment-period reviews and bite adjustment. Also compare any preparatory care, future maintenance and the number of trips. A lower headline price may cover different items. This page does not promise a saving against every overseas provider.

No. Placement, healing and the final crown are separate decisions. Some patients can have parts of treatment combined; others need a longer healing period. Your clinician decides whether an immediate approach is suitable. Do not book a fixed-length trip on the assumption that the final tooth will be completed in one visit.

Discuss your oral health, relevant medical history, smoking, bone and gum conditions, and alternatives. Implant treatment involves surgery and carries risks, including infection, tissue or nerve injury, healing difficulties and implant failure. Ask your clinician to explain the benefits and risks for your case.

The supplied service schedule defines the listed inclusions. DIO’s official materials describe multiple implant systems and digital workflows; they do not establish which model this service uses. Review the DIO official site and DIO product systems for background, then confirm the exact device in your written clinical plan.

No. The system name alone cannot establish suitability, the need for grafting or when a final tooth can be fitted. Bone and gum conditions, the selected implant and clinical assessment determine the approach. Preparatory care is separate when needed.