Our partner clinics
We work with a small number of clinics — currently one to two — that we know personally. Depth over breadth: we would rather vet two properly than list twenty and hope.
Partner Clinic A
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Guangzhou · Implants & prosthetics
Partner Clinic B
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Guangzhou · Orthodontics & general
How we vet a clinic
- Licence to practise and valid radiology/equipment permits verified in person and checked against the official register.
- Lead doctors' qualifications, practising certificates and case volume for your specific treatment reviewed.
- Hygiene and sterilisation observed on a site visit — including how instruments are tracked.
- Ability to communicate in English, or a written commitment to work through an interpreter we provide.
- Willingness to publish transparent package prices and honour the quoted price in writing.
- Material and implant brands named on the quote, with batch numbers available on request.
- A written aftercare and warranty position before you agree to anything.
What we ask to see
| Document | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Medical institution practice licence | Confirms the clinic is legally allowed to practise and which treatments it is licensed for. |
| Dentists' practising certificates | Confirms the person treating you is licensed and in what scope. |
| Radiology/equipment permits | Imaging equipment has to be registered and maintained. |
| Implant and material batch records | Ties the product in your mouth to a manufacturer and a lot number. |
| Written price list and warranty terms | Turns a conversation into something you can hold them to. |
Questions worth asking yourself on the visit
- Did the doctor examine you before quoting, or quote before looking?
- Was the plan written down, with the brand names of the materials?
- Was anything excluded from the price that you reasonably assumed was included?
- Did anyone pressure you to pay a deposit on the first visit?
- Will you be given your own X-rays and records at the end?
If the answer to any of those worries you, say so before treatment starts. A good clinic answers calmly; a bad one gets defensive.
Are you a clinic? Here is exactly how we work with partner clinics.
What we are not
We are an information and referral service, not a medical provider. Diagnosis and treatment are delivered by our partner clinics.