| City | Huangshan City (Anhui) |
|---|---|
| Tier | Private dental clinic |
| International department | Yes |
| Known for | Dental implants, Veneers and cosmetic dentistry, Same-day teeth and full restorations |
| Cost notes | Self-pay dental-tourism pricing, quoted in advance via the clinic's own channels; no independently audited price list. Get the treatment plan and quote in writing before travelling. |
Overview
This profile exists because of a video: Huangshan International Dental Hospital is the facility featured in the most-watched dental entry in our library, in which a creator flies to Anhui province for major dental work and films the full treatment arc. The institution itself is a private dental hospital in Huangshan City (Tunxi district), Anhui, listed on international clinic directories at 23 Shangshan Road, Tunxi District, and it actively markets dental-tourism trips to overseas patients. We profile it as “the dental clinic featured in the video”: identification comes from the video entry, not from independent regulatory records, and nothing on this page should be read as an endorsement.
What is publicly documented: the clinic offers implants, veneers, same-day teeth and full restorative work, runs an in-house dental laboratory for faster turnaround on restorations, and provides English-speaking coordinators who manage scheduling and treatment plans for foreign patients. It is precisely the “purpose-built international facility” model the video shows — interpreters, scheduling help and multi-day treatment blocks — rather than a standard Chinese public hospital.
What is not documented: independent verification of clinical outcomes, credential checks beyond the clinic’s own marketing, or any audited price list. The clinic’s social-media-heavy promotion of dental tourism has drawn scepticism in professional forums, which is a normal reason for caution with any single-clinic destination. The questions that matter are practical: what exactly is in the written treatment plan, what happens if work fails after you fly home, and whether your insurer or travel policy covers complications of planned treatment (ours don’t, as a rule). For price context on the procedures involved, see dental implants: China vs UK vs US and the dentistry specialty page.