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Why Chandigarh in India is the #1 Choice for Dental Implants for Patients from New Zealand

Dental tourism in India
Dental tourism in India

Why Chandigarh is the #1 Choice for Dental Implants for Patients from New Zealand


 Dental Implants in Chandigarh – #1 Choice for New Zealand Patients


Learn why Kiwi patients choose Chandigarh, India, for dental implants. Affordable costs, expert care by Dr. Anshu Gupta (MDS PGIMER, 25+ yrs), and a safe, modern city for dental tourism.


For many Kiwis, dental implants in New Zealand are simply too expensive—costing NZD $5,000–$7,000 per tooth with long wait times. That’s why more New Zealand patients are traveling abroad, and Chandigarh, India, has become the #1 choice for dental implants.


At the heart of this dental tourism hub is Advanced Dental Care Center, led by Dr. Anshu Gupta, a Gold Medalist Prosthodontist from PGIMER Chandigarh with over 25 years of experience in implants and smile design.


Why Chandigarh is the Best Destination for Kiwi Patients


1. Globally Recognized Dental Expertise


Chandigarh is home to PGIMER, one of India’s most prestigious institutes for dental training. Specialists here are internationally recognized, making Chandigarh a trusted destination for patients from New Zealand, Australia, UK, USA, Canada, Germany, and the Middle East.


2. Affordable Implant Costs

• New Zealand: NZD $5,000–$7,000 per implant

• Chandigarh, India: NZD $1,000–$1,500 per implant

💡 Even with flights and accommodation, Kiwis save up to 70%.


3. World-Class Clinics


Modern dental centers like Advanced Dental Care Center offer:

• All-on-4 & All-on-6 implants

• 3D digital implant planning

• International sterilization standards

• Minimally invasive procedures


4. Easy Travel Access

• Flights: Auckland/Wellington/Christchurch → New Delhi (~16–17 hrs)

• Delhi → Chandigarh: 1-hour flight or 4-hour road/train journey


5. Safe, Modern & Tourist-Friendly City


Known as the “City Beautiful”, Chandigarh offers a clean, green, and organized environment—ideal for recovery. Many Kiwi patients also enjoy combining treatment with trips to Delhi, Agra (Taj Mahal), Jaipur, Shimla, and Dharamshala.


FAQ – Chandigarh Dental Implants for Kiwi Patients


Q1. How long do dental implants take in Chandigarh?

✔ Standard implants: 2 trips (5–7 days each, spaced 3–6 months apart)

✔ Immediate implants: In select cases, done in 7–10 days, one trip only


Q2. Is Chandigarh safe for overseas patients?

✔ Yes, Chandigarh is one of India’s safest and most modern cities, popular with international travelers.


Q3. How much will I really save compared to New Zealand?

✔ On average, Kiwi patients save 60–70%, even after flights and accommodation.


Q4. How do I reach Chandigarh from New Zealand?

✔ Fly into New Delhi (~16–17 hrs from Auckland/Wellington/Christchurch) → connect to Chandigarh via 1-hour domestic flight or 4-hour road/train.


Q5. Who will treat me at Advanced Dental Care Center?

✔ Dr. Anshu Gupta (MDS PGIMER, Gold Medalist, 25+ years’ experience)—one of India’s most respected implantologists.


Cost Comparison: New Zealand vs Chandigarh


Treatment New Zealand Cost Chandigarh Cost Savings

Single Dental Implant NZD $5,000–$7,000 NZD $1,000–$1,500 Up to 70%

All-on-4 Implants (per jaw) NZD $25,000–$30,000 NZD $7,000–$9,000 Up to 70%

Full-Mouth Implants NZD $40,000+ NZD $12,000–$15,000 Up to 70%


Why Kiwi Patients Trust Advanced Dental Care Center, Chandigarh

• 👩‍⚕️ Dr. Anshu Gupta – MDS PGIMER, Gold Medalist, 25+ years’ experience

• 🌍 Patients from New Zealand, Australia, UK, USA, Canada, Germany, Middle East

• ⭐ Excellent Google Reviews

• 🎥 Real stories on our YouTube Channel


Conclusion


For Kiwi patients, Chandigarh offers world-class expertise, affordable costs, and a safe, modern environment. With Dr. Anshu Gupta’s global reputation and 25+ years of implant experience, you can achieve the smile you deserve—while enjoying a memorable trip to India.


👉 Start planning your dental implant journey today with Advanced Dental Care Center



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