Implants from $700, All-on-4 from $2,000 per arch, E.max veneers from $250 — genuine Straumann and Ivoclar materials, a fixed written quote and structured follow-up after you fly home.
Dental treatment in Egypt at Cairo's best clinics costs 50–70% less than in a German private practice — with the same materials: Straumann and Megagen implants, Ivoclar E.max ceramics and certified laboratories. Flights and hotels add roughly €600–800, so most treatment plans still end 55–70% cheaper in net terms. The difference lies in payroll, laboratory and practice costs — not in the implants or the medicine.
| Treatment | Germany (private practice) | Egypt (Cairo) |
|---|---|---|
| Single implant with crown (Straumann or Megagen) | €2,000–3,500 | $700–1,200 (≈ €650–1,100) |
| All-on-4 per arch, with photogrammetry | €12,000–20,000 | from $2,000 (≈ €1,850) |
| E.max veneer per tooth | €800–1,500 | $250–450 (≈ €230–420) |
| Root canal treatment incl. build-up | €600–1,200 | $80–200 (≈ €75–185) |
Egyptian prices follow Doktorly's current Cairo list, confirmed by the fixed written quote. German ranges follow common private-practice fee surveys.
Implants, ceramics and instruments cost almost the same everywhere. Cheaper in Egypt are wages, laboratory overheads, rents and overall clinic economics — not the materials. A premium implant performs in bone in Cairo exactly as it does in Hamburg; only the invoice differs.
Direct flights from Munich, Frankfurt or Hamburg reach Cairo and Hurghada in 3.5–4.5 hours. Visas are issued on arrival for about $25. Doktorly arranges airport transfer, a hotel next to the clinic and German-speaking care managers. After you fly home, photo reviews follow at one week, one month, three months and twelve months.
Eight E.max veneers cost around €8,000 in Germany. In Cairo they cost about $2,500 plus roughly €800 for flights, hotel and visa: a total of about €3,300. The saving is nearly €4,700 (59%) — with a fixed quote and a one-week stay.
Leading Cairo clinics follow CDC- and WHO-oriented sterilisation protocols and use CE/FDA-approved materials. Doktorly audits every partner clinic in person and requires an implant passport with serial numbers.
The same Straumann or Megagen system including the crown costs $700–1,200 (≈ €650–1,100) in Cairo versus €2,000–3,500 in Germany — a saving of more than 60%.
The international teams usually speak English. Doktorly adds German-speaking care managers who stay with you from the first enquiry to the final check-up. Consultation and fixed quote are documented in German whenever you wish.
Doktorly remains your contact. Photo reviews are scheduled after one week, one month, three months and twelve months. Each partner clinic's revision policy is given in writing before you book.
Yes. Every implant comes with a documented passport listing brand, batch and serial-number — important for later maintenance with your dentist at home.
Send photos or X-rays with a short medical history. A Doktorly care manager reviews them with a Cairo dentist and returns a fixed written quote within 48 hours — free and without obligation.
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