Find the Best Dentists in Croatia

Dentists in Croatia

Looking for a reliable dentist in Croatia or planning dental tourism? On Booking Dentist, you can compare accredited dental clinics - from implants and zirconia crowns to veneers and teeth whitening. You’ll quickly get a free e-consultation, realistic timelines and a treatment plan, plus support before, during, and after the procedure.

Why Choose Croatia for Dental Treatments?

Quality & safety: modern clinics, CE-marked materials, strict sterilization protocols, digital X-rays, laser treatments, and CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design and Computer-Aided Manufacturing)

Dentist experience: specialists in oral surgery, prosthodontics, and cosmetic dentistry.

Savings & value: competitive prices compared to Western Europe, with a high standard of service.

Accessibility: direct flights to Zagreb (ZAG); flexible scheduling.

Language & communication: English is widely spoken; an interpreter can be arranged if needed.

Guarantees & aftercare: structured follow-ups, clear warranty terms on work and materials.

Average Treatment Cost 2025

* “From” = Starting prices from partner clinics; full quote after e‑consultation.

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Dental Tourism Guide - Croatia

• Popular areas: most patients choose Zagreb (Donji grad, Maksimir, Trešnjevka) and Rijeka (Centar, Trsat, Pećine) for their dense network of accredited clinics.

• Travel: it's straightforward and simple - short flights to Zagreb (ZAG), and stays are typically 3–7 days for crowns/veneers, while dental implants often follow a two-visit plan (initial placement, then final bridge after healing). Croatia’s location in Central Europe makes it easily accessible from neighboring countries like Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Slovenia. For patients from Western Europe, flights to Croatia are typically short and inexpensive, with multiple daily connections to major cities like Zagreb, Split, and Dubrovnik.

• Dental tourism packages: cinics frequently offer dental packages (airport pickup, central hotel, local transfers, CBCT scans, translator support) plus online aftercare for convenient follow-ups.

• Communication: clinicians have international training and work to EU standards with CE-certified materials, making communication and expectations clear for overseas patients. The majority of dentists in Croatia speak English fluently, particularly in larger cities and tourist areas. Many Croatian dentists have also trained abroad, making them more familiar with international dental standards and expectations.

• Tourism: in downtime, explore Zagreb’s Upper Town, Dolac Market, Maksimir Park or Rijeka’s Korzo, Trsat Castle, and Opatija’s seafront; day trips to Krk or Plitvice Lakes add a holiday feel. Croatia is known for its stunning coastline along the Adriatic Sea, charming cities like Dubrovnik, Split, and Zadar, and beautiful islands. Patients can combine their dental treatment with a relaxing vacation, exploring historic sites, enjoying beautiful beaches, and experiencing the Mediterranean lifestyle. This combination of affordable healthcare and a great holiday experience adds a unique appeal to dental tourism in Croatia.

• Post-treatment: stick to soft foods such as yogurt, broths, purées, grilled white fish, and olive-oil dishes.