Dentistry Packages in Barcelona

Dentistry packages include dental treatment and a hotel room in Barcelona. Numerous dental treatments are available for this package. Two of the most common are crowns and veneers.

How Long Should I Stay in Barcelona?

You may need to stay for at least two to seven days in Barcelona to let your wounds heal and should any complications arise, you can immediately see your dentist.

What's the Expected Recovery Time?

Recovery depends on the type of dental treatment you underwent. In general, you may need to take it easy for a day or two before you are allowed to get back to your normal routine.

What Aftercare is Required?

To maintain the results, always practice good oral hygiene and have a healthy lifestyle. You may also want to see your dentist regularly.

What's the Success Rate?

Success rates of most dental procedures we offer are high. Although complications are rare, you need to be aware that any procedure carries some types of risks. For example, you may experience prolonged soreness or infection.

Are there Alternatives?

If you want to book the accommodation yourself, you can choose our regular dental treatment options without accommodation included.

Dentistry Packages in and around Barcelona

About Barcelona

Barcelona is a city located on the coast of northeastern Spain. It is the second-largest city in the country. This enchanting seaside city charms its visitors with fascinating history and culture, legendary architecture, unique food, beautiful beaches, and upbeat nightlife. Barcelona is also known as the medical capital of Spain. Healthcare in the city is well equipped with technology and human resources. Various hospitals and clinics have their own specialties and are staffed with highly-trained specialists who truly care about their patients. Most people come from cancer treatment, heart and circulation diagnosis, bone treatment, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, as well as full-body diagnostic. 

Popular Parts of Barcelona

Barcelona offers a plethora of things to do and see. Here, visitors can explore Gaudi’s architecture. Gaudi is the city’s most famous architect and his work can be seen everywhere in the city. His method of blending Art Nouveau and Gothic styles is awe-inspiring and made him legendary. In Barcelona, you can also learn more about one of the most influential artists in the 20th century, Picasso. The Picasso Museum in the city is one of the biggest in the world, housing over 3,000 pieces of art, allowing you to learn more about Picasso’s life and craft. The beaches in the city, particularly Barceloneta Beach, is a must-visit. The wide and long stretch of sand is perfect for sunbathing, the water is warm, and there are a lot of excellent restaurants on the boardwalk.

Transport in Barcelona

Josep Tarradellas Barcelona–El Prat Airport is the international airport serving Barcelona. It is the second-busiest airport in Spain that connects international flights to numerous cities around the world, such as Beijing, Toronto, and London. Barcelona has one of the best public transport systems in Europe. The metro and tram are fast, cheap, and well-connected. There are many metro stations and it is easy to navigate. The local buses are also great, well-connected, and leave very frequently. Taxis are widely available and are quite affordable.

Visas in Barcelona

Since Spain is a member of the Schengen Agreement, nationals from 62 countries, including Australia, Canada, and the United States, are allowed to visit without a visa and can stay for up to 90 days. Citizens of other countries need to apply for a visa prior to their arrival. 

Weather in Barcelona

Winter (December – February) is mild, but different types of weather can occur. The average temperature hovers around 15°C and it is rainier than other seasons. Summer (mid-June – August) is hot, humid, and sunny, with the temperatures reaching 30°C on the hottest days. However, the sea breezes make it more bearable. Spring and autumn are relatively pleasant, but both seasons can be rainy.

Additional Info

1. Local Currency: The official currency is the Euro. 1 EUR converts to around 1.12 USD.
2. Money & Payments: ATMs are available in many areas. Credit cards can be used in most businesses. Tipping can be obligatory in some places.
3. Local Language: Spanish is the official language and many people will be able to speak good English.
4. Local Culture and Religion: Christianity is the biggest religion. However, other religions, such as Islam and Judaism, are freely practiced.
5. Public Holidays: Barcelona celebrates numerous holidays, including New Year's Day, Day of Murcia, and Christmas Day.