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 India is emerging as a fast destination for quality work at cheap price in all fields of life. A new emerging trend is Dental Tourism. People in the west pay hectic price for dental treatment and dental insurances. Majority of them are not interested in Dental Insurance, so they will have to go for government supported treatment or go to a private dentist.
Usually private dentists charge a lot of money. So they have to find alternative methods. Recently I read an article in New York Times that people in Britain are becoming their own dentist, that is, they are pulling out teeth by themselves. But for more complicated work, you need to go to a dentist.
A really good solution is to visit a foreign country which is rich in tourism while you get the required treatment. India offers a wide choice. The fastest growing Tourism industry in India is in the state of Kerala, the southern most state in India. It’s nicknamed "God's own country" because of its beauty. Kerala boasts 100% literacy, healthcare that is equivalent to those of western countries and high standards of living. It has been chosen by National Geography as one of the Top 10 Paradises on earth and 50 places of life time. Now that really means something.
Kerala has extremely good educational institutions mainly in technology and healthcare. The students who graduate from these universities are some of the brightest in the country.
The capital of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram, also known as Trivandrum, has some of the best universities and research institutes in the country. The dental clinics here are very advanced and sophisticated. The dentists are highly skilled and qualified.
So with the best of both, in tourism as well as dentistry, Kerala is an ideal vacation spot for foreigners. People from different parts of the world come here for treatment as well as enjoy their vacation. The growth rate is phenomenal.
Dental treatment is not an emergency in most cases, so the patient can just visit the dentist and come back later if necessary during the span of their vacation.
No wonder it is a fast growing industry.
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