Last fact-checked: 10 August 2021

Replace a missing tooth or undergo a full mouth rehabilitation with dental implant treatment in the Georgian city of Batumi.

We have partnered with a number of implantology and prosthodontology specialists who have decades of experience in carrying out safe and successful restoration procedures for up to 70% less than back home.

Although Georgia might not be the first place that comes to mind for a dental holiday, this country actually has one of the fastest-growing health tourism sectors in Europe thanks to low-cost treatments, high success rates and the chance to enjoy an interesting break along the Black Sea.

And dental implant procedures offer some of the best cost-savings, with the chance to pocket several hundred pounds or euros on a single tooth replacement (with abutment and crown), or several thousand when it comes to more complex restorative procedures used to replace an entire arch of teeth with four, five or six implants.

Dental implants act as artificial tooth roots, and are considered the optimal way to restore missing or decaying teeth as the solution is permanent, won’t slip, doesn’t require daily maintenance and help to prevent bone loss.

After a thorough consultation, evaluation and planning stage, the procedure involves titanium or zirconia post being surgically placed into the jawbone, zygomatic bone or just under the gumline, depending on individual viable bone density.

After a healing period of around four months, during which time the implants fuse with the bone, a custom-made crown, overdenture or bridge is affixed using an abutment and coping mechanism.

Types of Dental Implant Treatment in Batumi

Restorations offered by our partner dentists across Georgia include:

Endosteal implants—placed in the jawbone

Subperiosteal implants—placed just underneath the gum line.

Zygomatic implants—placed into the zygomatic bone; these are longer than traditional implants and are often used when patients do not have enough viable bone dentists in the jaw.

Immediate load (or “same-day”) implants.

Removable implant-supported overdenture on 4, 6 or 8 mini-implants

Permanent full arch rehabilitations, such as an All-on-6, All-on-5, or the All-on-4® treatment concept by Nobel Biocare

Bone grafting and sinus lifting

Finding the Best Dentists for Implants in Batumi, Georgia

The standard of dental care in Georgia is generally very high; but instead of risking just walking into the first clinic you see—or having to spend hours online searching for a trusted dentist on dubious sites, we’ve done all the homework for you—carrying out a number of background checks and a strict vetting process. This includes:

Onsite visits to dental centers

Ensuring clinics use the latest advances in dental technology, like computer-assisted design/computer-assisted manufacture (CAD/CAM) technology.

Verifying licenses, ensuring all dentists are registered with the Georgia Board of Dentistry.

Ensuring that clinics adhere to EU-wide regulations on infection prevention and hygiene.

Carrying out interviews with past patients; published reviews on our site.

Updating other useful information, such as dental implant brands, prices, promotions, and opening hours.

Check out these top three clinics in Batumi in more detail, with each offering a range of dental implant treatments:

My Dent Batumi

Family Dental Center My Dentist

Indigo Dental Clinics - Batumi

For more options outside of Batumi, take a look at our full list of verified dentists in Georgia (including Tbilisi) here.

Average prices of dental implant procedures in Batumi, Georgia:

The above table below shows average prices estimates for dental procedures in Batumi calculated at the time of writing.

Dental Departures also guarantees you the best prices online ; if you see a better price for the same treatment at the same clinic in Batumi, we’ll match it!

Batumi (/b???tu?mi/) promises an impressive location on Eastern Georgia’s Black Sea coastline, just above neighbouring Turkey and a short drive from the foothills of the Caucasus Mountains. As well as tourism (much of which is driven by the local gambling and casino sector ) Batumi’s local economy revolves around its busy port which sees millions of tons of cargo pass through every year.

Georgia’s second-largest city behind the capital of Tbilisi, Batumi could be seen to have more going for it in terms of a holiday destination; the high salt content and natural minerals from the Black Sea make this a popular region for health hotels and spas, while nearby coastal resorts, such as Anaklia and Ureki, boast miles of untouched golden sand and plenty of other attractions.

The city itself promises all the 21st-century amenities, hotels and home-comforts to make for a convenient dental trip, while the Old Town quarter’s 18th- and 19th-century architecture is well worth a look, too. Here, you’ll find a myriad of cool cafes, restaurants, bars and boutique shopping.

Expect warm temperatures from May to August, with autumn and winter months a little on the chilly side but also when many art, music and other cultural festivities and events come to town, especially around Christmas and New Year.

How Can I Get to Batumi? Can I Fly?

The best way to reach Batumi is to fly; non-stop schedules may not be available from the UK depending on the time of year, but the short stop-over en-route is normally only an hour or two, meaning the total travel time from London is around six or seven hours.

Major regions cities near Batumi include:

Tbilisi (Georgia): 375 km

Yerevan (Armenia): 440 km

Ankara (Turkey): 9,400 km

How Much Do Flights to Batumi Cost?

When checking flight comparison sites like Skyscanner, tickets can be found for just over EUR 150 (GBP 130).

Costs may go up to around EUR 300 (GBP 160) depending on the time of year and particular airline.

Please note: Our partner clinics in Batumi may offer free shuttle services from the airport direct to the clinic or hotel on arrival.

Where to Stay in Batumi? How Much Are Hotels?

It is possible to stay in Batumi city center for as little as EUR 10–20 in a shared hostel-style room or private single room.

Average prices for a three-star hotel are around EUR 30–50;

Luxury options may go up to the EUR 100–200 mark.

Check out these affordable luxury hotels in Batumi to get started.

Note: Our partner clinics in Batumi may offer free or discounted accommodation when booking certain treatments. Ask our Customer Care Team for more information.

What Else Is There to Do in Batumi?

Try booking a walking tour of the old city center;

Have a look around St. Nicolas Church, a Greek Orthodox church;

Hunt for some modern street art like these colourful and often-inspiring murals .

Wander past the Alphabet Tower along the waterside promenade (strikingly illuminated at night); Tuck into some traditional, hearty Georgian food at a local alfresco restaurant

Some of the key landmarks in Batumi are listed below:

Batumi’s Main Promenade

Batumi Summer Theatre

Walking Tours of the Old City

Batumi Piazza

Batumi Fish Market

Batumi Public Service Hall

Street Art Tours

Batumi Botanical Gardens

Batumi Botanical Garden

Alphabetic Tower

Gonio Apsaros Fortress

Argo Cable Car

Find fully background-checked dentists, implant price lists, reviews, promotions and booking information with Dental Departures’ full list of dental implant clinics in Batumi . Our Customer Care Team can be reached 24 hours a day via the toll-free number for your country, email or other options displayed on the contact widget.

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