The Ultimate Guide to Dentists in Zagreb






Introduction: Affordable Dentists and Clinics in Zagreb


Last fact-checked: 2 April 2020

Discover affordable dental care in Croatia’s capital city with Dental Departures. Visiting a dentist in Zagreb can save you a significant amount of money on all sorts of dental treatments, from the most complex of procedures, like an All-on-4®, to something as simple (and quick) as laser teeth whitening.

Zagreb offers the opportunity to enjoy a holiday in a country that is rapidly becoming a favourite destination for European visitors—and with flight times averaging around two-and-a-half hours from the British Isles, it is even quicker to reach than other in-demand locations like Turkey.

Zagreb in Brief


A city rich in history dating back to Roman times, Zagreb is one of the most important transport hubs in Croatia where Central and Southeast Europe meet the Mediterranean. Zagreb’s Upper Town is distinguished by the Gothic twin-spired Zagreb Cathedral, the tiled roof of St Marks Church and medieval, narrow, pedestrian-friendly streets lined with bars and cafes. The Lower Town is home to the city’s main square, as well as museums, shops, parks and great restaurants.

Zagreb, particularly the Old City, is charming and artsy with a small-town feel about it, even though it is considerably larger than both Paris and Amsterdam. Novi Zagreb (New Zagreb) is a different kettle of fish, expanding to the southern bank of the Sava River and characterised by socialist-era-style blocks. It is mainly residential, and unless you are a fan of Brutalist architecture (where the scale of the Mamutica building complex may tempt you over for a quick peek), you’d probably be best sticking to the City Centre and the Old Town.

Between appointments, dental tourists should have more than enough to keep them occupied in Zagreb. The Upper and Lower Towns are both ideally suited for meandering aimlessly and seeing where the winding roads lead—a pleasant way of distracting yourself before or after any dental work.

Where is Zagreb?


Zagreb is in the northwest part of Croatia, close to the borders of Slovenia and Hungary. It is located on the southern slopes of Mount Medvednica along the Sava River.

Why Choose Zagreb for Dental Care?


  1. The quality of dental services in Croatia is excellent. Croatian dentists all study at the only school of dental medicine in the country, which is in Zagreb. After qualification, dentists become members of the Croatian Dental Chamber in order to enter general dentistry practice. Dentists become specialists by taking part in ongoing training throughout their careers, enabling them to keep abreast of the latest industry techniques and treatments, as well as to gain expertise in their specialist areas.
  1. Dental clinics treating international patients in Zagreb tend to be modern and staffed with multilingual staff who speak English well. The latest technologies, including 3D/CT scanning, intra-oral x-rays and CAD/CAM (computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacture) are available to provide accurate diagnoses and same-day turnarounds—a bonus for patients short on time.
  1. Recent reports suggest approximately one million patients in the UK are currently unable to sign up with an NHS dentist. Private dental care is expensive with the cost of a check-up and a dental filling costing hundreds of pounds. These costs soon add up for a family trying to maintain their dental health.

While traditional dental tourism is often thought to be exclusively for major, expensive procedures, it is becoming increasingly common for people to incorporate their everyday dental care with a holiday. The chance to save even a nominal amount of money can prove too good to refuse.

  1. Purely from a preventive care point of view, regular check-ups and other routine general dentistry procedures, such as professional teeth cleaning and fillings, can help to maintain dental health, dealing with small problems at an early stage and preventing them from becoming more serious problems, which will inevitably cost more to correct.
  1. Treatment is considerably less expensive in Zagreb than at home, saving you an average of 70%.

How Much Do Popular Dental Treatments Cost in Zagreb Compared to the UK or Eire?


 

UK Price (£)

Zagreb Price (£)

Eire Price (€)

Zagreb Price (€)

Savings

All-on-4

16,000

4,800

19,000

5,300

70%

Crowns

1,200

200

1,500

250

83%

Fillings

157

38

190

46

75%

Implants

3,000

900

3,600

1,000

70%

Veneers

1,400

290

1,700

350

79%

Dentures

1,400

670

1,700

750

52%

Root Canal

900

84

1,000

100

90%

Whitening

400

270

446

300

32%

Note: the prices above are approximate. Please check our current prices for your selected clinic for estimated costs of treatment.

Where to Stay in Zagreb?


places to stay in Zagreb. Everything from chain and boutique hotels to self-service apartments are available in both the Upper and Lower parts of town. Some of our dentists also have their own apartments for patients to stay in for free, depending on what dental procedures you are having.

Will I be Safe in Zagreb?


Zagreb is generally a safe city for visiting tourists. Violent crime is rare; the most common offenses against tourists involve opportunistic pick-pockets. As with any city, it’s best to take care in busy areas; make sure your valuables are secure (ideally stored in your hotel’s in-room safe) and keep your wits about you where pick-pockets are likely to operate, i.e. busy, touristy areas.

Is the Quality of Dental Care in Zagreb Comparable to Back Home?


As Croatia’s capital city, Zagreb has an excellent infrastructure for tourists with the services and amenities you need for a good holiday all readily available. Croatia is continually growing as a holiday destination, and affordable healthcare is tipped to be another big draw for international visitors in the near future. The government is actively promoting its dental, medical, health and wellness facilities to overseas visitors, underlining its excellent treatment centres and state-of-the-art facilities.

This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t do your own due diligence; it’s simply not worth cutting corners when it comes to managing your health under any circumstances. Booking in for your dental care with a reliable clinic is what you should always be aiming for, which we know is easier said than done in a foreign country.

This is why you should make Dental Departures your first port-of-call. All of the clinics listed on our website have already been pre-screened, and wouldn’t be listed on our site if we had any misgivings about the services they provide.

Our checks include onsite visits and reviews of legal/criminal records. Dentist qualifications and professional memberships are verified, and we publish real patient reviews for all to see on our site (good or bad). Our listings also include other helpful information, including clinic photos, location maps and prices to give you everything you need to make your own informed decision.

Clinics in Zagreb to take a look at for your dental care include:

? Dental Implant Krhen

? B. Dent

What Happens if Something Goes Wrong? Is My Dental Care in Zagreb Guaranteed?


No medical or dental procedure can ever be 100% guaranteed. We are all individuals, which means we all react to things differently. However, things are far less likely to go wrong if you choose a trustworthy dentist, which is why very few of our patients have ever experienced any problems with their dental care.

All our clinics have warranties or guarantees so you can return to have a problem fixed with no quibbles in the unlikely event that something is wrong. Most that do arise problems are minor, such as a filling needing to be filed down a little more, and are usually detected soon after the procedure. So, provided you have stayed around after your treatment, there shouldn’t be an issue in popping back to the dentist to get it fixed.

However, if you are undergoing a major, expensive procedure, you may want to consider taking out medical complications insurance. This gives you complete peace-of-mind because if you have already returned home and a problem subsequently develops, then your travel and accommodation expenses will be covered in the unlikely event that you need to return to your dentist in Zagreb to have it fixed.

What Language Do the Dentists in Zagreb Speak?


The main language in Zagreb is, of course, Croatian. English is also widely spoken by almost everyone in the medical and hospitality business, so you shouldn’t have any communication difficulties, either with your dentist or when getting around the city.

What Payment Methods are Accepted in Zagreb Dental Clinics?


Cash is accepted by dental clinics in Zagreb (the Croatian Kuna, not the Euro), as are debit/credit cards, bank transfers and travellers cheques. A complete list of each clinic’s accepted payment methods is included on their respective listing pages on our website.

When Is the Best Time to Visit Zagreb?


Peak holiday season in Zagreb is in the summer during July and August (which coincides with the European school holidays). If you still want warm weather without the crowds, May, June and September are good times to go. You can go any time throughout the year, although it does get busy between Christmas and New Year. Be prepared for some snowfall in winter.

Zagreb holds a lineup of events throughout the year, including music festivals, contemporary dance shows and food and wine events. So it’s worth checking out what’s on before you go if there’s something that interests you—or something you want to avoid!

What Else is There in Zagreb?


Zagreb is full of museums —some of them rather intriguing. The Muzej Mimara has works by Van Dyck and Renoir; the Moderna Galerija showcases Croatian art of the 19th and 20th centuries; the Atelijer Meštrovi? hosts sculptures from the “Croatian Rodin”, Mestrovich and the Museum of Contemporary Art exhibits work from Croatians Milivoj Uzelac and Josip Seissel. The Museum of Broken Relationships is, perhaps, the most curious. Seemingly mundane items from broken romances develop a poignancy, underlining what has been lost. Among the letters and cuddly toys are more unsettling objects—a small bottle filled with a woman’s tears, a basketball subtitled “he was a player”…and a prosthetic leg.

If quirky is your thing, Zagreb has it in bucketloads, particularly when it comes to shopping. The Hrelic flea market is a cornucopia of retro clothes, comic books, LPs and old electronics. Even if you don’t intend to buy anything, it’s still worth going just for the experience.

Souvenir options can be found at the Natura Croatica, a mini-chain of shops stocking pates, liqueurs, olive oils and brandies. The Arena Centar is where to head for brand shopping at fashion retailers like Zara and H&M and there are plenty of malls, like Kaptol, where you can find outlets for Max & Co and Lacoste.

For a dose of greenery, head to Maksimir Park with its shady trails, lakes, wildlife and a zoo. For more adventurous hikes, Mount Medvednica is largely a forested nature park, featuring a winter sports center with 4 km of ski runs and 3 ski lifts.

Zagreb may not have the gorgeous Dalmatian coastline that other popular Croatian destinations have, but for a city location, it certainly rivals other well-known European cities, like Budapest and Prague.

If you’re travelling for dental care, Zagreb can be trusted when it comes to quality and affordable prices, making it one to definitely consider if you are looking for a unique city destination with a style of its own.

Distance from Zagreb to Other Tourist Destinations:


? Rijeka, 103 miles (166 km)

? Rovinj, 162 miles (262 km)

? Pula, 166 miles (268 km)

? Split, 255 miles (411 km)

? Dubrovnik, 37s miles (600 km)

Booking Your Dental Tourism Trip to Zagreb


Members of Dental Departures’ Customer Care Team are available 24/7 if you’d like to talk things over, book an appointment or find out more about our dentists in Zagreb. We can help with insurance, finance, hotel bookings and get you a free, no-obligation quote for your dental care.

Alternatively, use one of the convenient online booking options provided below.

Sources:

Prtoric, Jelena. Hidden Charms: Your Guide to Zagreb, the up-and-coming Balkan Capital You Need to Visit. Calvert Journal. 18 August 2018. https://www.calvertjournal.com/articles/show/10573/zagreb-your-guide-to-the-hidden-charms-of-the-quiet-capital-of-the-balkans

Matthews-King, Alex. More than 1 Million Patients Unable to get NHS Dentist Amid Rising Tooth Decay Crisis. The Independent. 2 February 2019. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/health/nhs-dentist-appointments-tooth-decay-sugar-oral-health-a8759546.html

Dental Check-Ups. NHS. 17 September 2018. https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/dental-check-ups/

Burhenne, Mark. Know Before You Go: Teeth Cleanings. Ask the Dentist. 13 June 2019. https://askthedentist.com/know-before-you-go-teeth-cleanings/

Sandilands, Tracey. CAD/CAM Dentistry: What is it? Colgate. Website accessed: 9 July 2019. https://www.colgate.com/en-us/oral-health/basics/dental-visits/cad-cam-dentistry--what-is-it-

5 Reasons Why Healthcare is The Next Big Thing in Croatian Tourism. TimeOut. 12 February 2018. https://www.timeout.com/croatia/things-to-do/5-reasons-why-healthcare-is-the-next-big-thing-in-croatian-tourism

Events in Zagreb. Visit Croatia. Website accessed: 9 July 2019. https://www.visit-croatia.co.uk/croatia-destinations/zagreb/events-zagreb/ 

Leadbeater, Chris. Zagreb Travel Tips: Where to Go and What to See in 48 Hours. The Independent. 13 August 2015. https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/48-hours-in/zagreb-travel-tips-where-to-go-and-what-to-see-in-48-hours-10454634.html

Introduction: Affordable Dentists and Clinics in Zagreb
Zagreb in Brief
Where is Zagreb?
Why Choose Zagreb for Dental Care?
How Much Do Popular Dental Treatments Cost in Zagreb Compared to the UK or Eire?
Where to Stay in Zagreb?
Will I be Safe in Zagreb?
Is the Quality of Dental Care in Zagreb Comparable to Back Home?
What Happens if Something Goes Wrong? Is My Dental Care in Zagreb Guaranteed?
What Language Do the Dentists in Zagreb Speak?
What Payment Methods are Accepted in Zagreb Dental Clinics?
When Is the Best Time to Visit Zagreb?
What Else is There in Zagreb?
Distance from Zagreb to Other Tourist Destinations:
Booking Your Dental Tourism Trip to Zagreb

Introduction: Affordable Dentists and Clinics in Zagreb


Last fact-checked: 2 April 2020

Discover affordable dental care in Croatia’s capital city with Dental Departures. Visiting a dentist in Zagreb can save you a significant amount of money on all sorts of dental treatments, from the most complex of procedures, like an All-on-4®, to something as simple (and quick) as laser teeth whitening.

Zagreb offers the opportunity to enjoy a holiday in a country that is rapidly becoming a favourite destination for European visitors—and with flight times averaging around two-and-a-half hours from the British Isles, it is even quicker to reach than other in-demand locations like Turkey.

Zagreb in Brief


A city rich in history dating back to Roman times, Zagreb is one of the most important transport hubs in Croatia where Central and Southeast Europe meet the Mediterranean. Zagreb’s Upper Town is distinguished by the Gothic twin-spired Zagreb Cathedral, the tiled roof of St Marks Church and medieval, narrow, pedestrian-friendly streets lined with bars and cafes. The Lower Town is home to the city’s main square, as well as museums, shops, parks and great restaurants.

Zagreb, particularly the Old City, is charming and artsy with a small-town feel about it, even though it is considerably larger than both Paris and Amsterdam. Novi Zagreb (New Zagreb) is a different kettle of fish, expanding to the southern bank of the Sava River and characterised by socialist-era-style blocks. It is mainly residential, and unless you are a fan of Brutalist architecture (where the scale of the Mamutica building complex may tempt you over for a quick peek), you’d probably be best sticking to the City Centre and the Old Town.

Between appointments, dental tourists should have more than enough to keep them occupied in Zagreb. The Upper and Lower Towns are both ideally suited for meandering aimlessly and seeing where the winding roads lead—a pleasant way of distracting yourself before or after any dental work.

Where is Zagreb?


Zagreb is in the northwest part of Croatia, close to the borders of Slovenia and Hungary. It is located on the southern slopes of Mount Medvednica along the Sava River.

Why Choose Zagreb for Dental Care?


  1. The quality of dental services in Croatia is excellent. Croatian dentists all study at the only school of dental medicine in the country, which is in Zagreb. After qualification, dentists become members of the Croatian Dental Chamber in order to enter general dentistry practice. Dentists become specialists by taking part in ongoing training throughout their careers, enabling them to keep abreast of the latest industry techniques and treatments, as well as to gain expertise in their specialist areas.
  1. Dental clinics treating international patients in Zagreb tend to be modern and staffed with multilingual staff who speak English well. The latest technologies, including 3D/CT scanning, intra-oral x-rays and CAD/CAM (computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacture) are available to provide accurate diagnoses and same-day turnarounds—a bonus for patients short on time.
  1. Recent reports suggest approximately one million patients in the UK are currently unable to sign up with an NHS dentist. Private dental care is expensive with the cost of a check-up and a dental filling costing hundreds of pounds. These costs soon add up for a family trying to maintain their dental health.

While traditional dental tourism is often thought to be exclusively for major, expensive procedures, it is becoming increasingly common for people to incorporate their everyday dental care with a holiday. The chance to save even a nominal amount of money can prove too good to refuse.

  1. Purely from a preventive care point of view, regular check-ups and other routine general dentistry procedures, such as professional teeth cleaning and fillings, can help to maintain dental health, dealing with small problems at an early stage and preventing them from becoming more serious problems, which will inevitably cost more to correct.
  1. Treatment is considerably less expensive in Zagreb than at home, saving you an average of 70%.

How Much Do Popular Dental Treatments Cost in Zagreb Compared to the UK or Eire?


 

UK Price (£)

Zagreb Price (£)

Eire Price (€)

Zagreb Price (€)

Savings

All-on-4

16,000

4,800

19,000

5,300

70%

Crowns

1,200

200

1,500

250

83%

Fillings

157

38

190

46

75%

Implants

3,000

900

3,600

1,000

70%

Veneers

1,400

290

1,700

350

79%

Dentures

1,400

670

1,700

750

52%

Root Canal

900

84

1,000

100

90%

Whitening

400

270

446

300

32%

Note: the prices above are approximate. Please check our current prices for your selected clinic for estimated costs of treatment.

Where to Stay in Zagreb?


places to stay in Zagreb. Everything from chain and boutique hotels to self-service apartments are available in both the Upper and Lower parts of town. Some of our dentists also have their own apartments for patients to stay in for free, depending on what dental procedures you are having.

Will I be Safe in Zagreb?


Zagreb is generally a safe city for visiting tourists. Violent crime is rare; the most common offenses against tourists involve opportunistic pick-pockets. As with any city, it’s best to take care in busy areas; make sure your valuables are secure (ideally stored in your hotel’s in-room safe) and keep your wits about you where pick-pockets are likely to operate, i.e. busy, touristy areas.

Is the Quality of Dental Care in Zagreb Comparable to Back Home?


As Croatia’s capital city, Zagreb has an excellent infrastructure for tourists with the services and amenities you need for a good holiday all readily available. Croatia is continually growing as a holiday destination, and affordable healthcare is tipped to be another big draw for international visitors in the near future. The government is actively promoting its dental, medical, health and wellness facilities to overseas visitors, underlining its excellent treatment centres and state-of-the-art facilities.

This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t do your own due diligence; it’s simply not worth cutting corners when it comes to managing your health under any circumstances. Booking in for your dental care with a reliable clinic is what you should always be aiming for, which we know is easier said than done in a foreign country.

This is why you should make Dental Departures your first port-of-call. All of the clinics listed on our website have already been pre-screened, and wouldn’t be listed on our site if we had any misgivings about the services they provide.

Our checks include onsite visits and reviews of legal/criminal records. Dentist qualifications and professional memberships are verified, and we publish real patient reviews for all to see on our site (good or bad). Our listings also include other helpful information, including clinic photos, location maps and prices to give you everything you need to make your own informed decision.

Clinics in Zagreb to take a look at for your dental care include:

? Dental Implant Krhen

? B. Dent

What Happens if Something Goes Wrong? Is My Dental Care in Zagreb Guaranteed?


No medical or dental procedure can ever be 100% guaranteed. We are all individuals, which means we all react to things differently. However, things are far less likely to go wrong if you choose a trustworthy dentist, which is why very few of our patients have ever experienced any problems with their dental care.

All our clinics have warranties or guarantees so you can return to have a problem fixed with no quibbles in the unlikely event that something is wrong. Most that do arise problems are minor, such as a filling needing to be filed down a little more, and are usually detected soon after the procedure. So, provided you have stayed around after your treatment, there shouldn’t be an issue in popping back to the dentist to get it fixed.

However, if you are undergoing a major, expensive procedure, you may want to consider taking out medical complications insurance. This gives you complete peace-of-mind because if you have already returned home and a problem subsequently develops, then your travel and accommodation expenses will be covered in the unlikely event that you need to return to your dentist in Zagreb to have it fixed.

What Language Do the Dentists in Zagreb Speak?


The main language in Zagreb is, of course, Croatian. English is also widely spoken by almost everyone in the medical and hospitality business, so you shouldn’t have any communication difficulties, either with your dentist or when getting around the city.

What Payment Methods are Accepted in Zagreb Dental Clinics?


Cash is accepted by dental clinics in Zagreb (the Croatian Kuna, not the Euro), as are debit/credit cards, bank transfers and travellers cheques. A complete list of each clinic’s accepted payment methods is included on their respective listing pages on our website.

When Is the Best Time to Visit Zagreb?


Peak holiday season in Zagreb is in the summer during July and August (which coincides with the European school holidays). If you still want warm weather without the crowds, May, June and September are good times to go. You can go any time throughout the year, although it does get busy between Christmas and New Year. Be prepared for some snowfall in winter.

Zagreb holds a lineup of events throughout the year, including music festivals, contemporary dance shows and food and wine events. So it’s worth checking out what’s on before you go if there’s something that interests you—or something you want to avoid!

What Else is There in Zagreb?


Zagreb is full of museums —some of them rather intriguing. The Muzej Mimara has works by Van Dyck and Renoir; the Moderna Galerija showcases Croatian art of the 19th and 20th centuries; the Atelijer Meštrovi? hosts sculptures from the “Croatian Rodin”, Mestrovich and the Museum of Contemporary Art exhibits work from Croatians Milivoj Uzelac and Josip Seissel. The Museum of Broken Relationships is, perhaps, the most curious. Seemingly mundane items from broken romances develop a poignancy, underlining what has been lost. Among the letters and cuddly toys are more unsettling objects—a small bottle filled with a woman’s tears, a basketball subtitled “he was a player”…and a prosthetic leg.

If quirky is your thing, Zagreb has it in bucketloads, particularly when it comes to shopping. The Hrelic flea market is a cornucopia of retro clothes, comic books, LPs and old electronics. Even if you don’t intend to buy anything, it’s still worth going just for the experience.

Souvenir options can be found at the Natura Croatica, a mini-chain of shops stocking pates, liqueurs, olive oils and brandies. The Arena Centar is where to head for brand shopping at fashion retailers like Zara and H&M and there are plenty of malls, like Kaptol, where you can find outlets for Max & Co and Lacoste.

For a dose of greenery, head to Maksimir Park with its shady trails, lakes, wildlife and a zoo. For more adventurous hikes, Mount Medvednica is largely a forested nature park, featuring a winter sports center with 4 km of ski runs and 3 ski lifts.

Zagreb may not have the gorgeous Dalmatian coastline that other popular Croatian destinations have, but for a city location, it certainly rivals other well-known European cities, like Budapest and Prague.

If you’re travelling for dental care, Zagreb can be trusted when it comes to quality and affordable prices, making it one to definitely consider if you are looking for a unique city destination with a style of its own.

Distance from Zagreb to Other Tourist Destinations:


? Rijeka, 103 miles (166 km)

? Rovinj, 162 miles (262 km)

? Pula, 166 miles (268 km)

? Split, 255 miles (411 km)

? Dubrovnik, 37s miles (600 km)

Booking Your Dental Tourism Trip to Zagreb


Members of Dental Departures’ Customer Care Team are available 24/7 if you’d like to talk things over, book an appointment or find out more about our dentists in Zagreb. We can help with insurance, finance, hotel bookings and get you a free, no-obligation quote for your dental care.

Alternatively, use one of the convenient online booking options provided below.

Sources:

Prtoric, Jelena. Hidden Charms: Your Guide to Zagreb, the up-and-coming Balkan Capital You Need to Visit. Calvert Journal. 18 August 2018. https://www.calvertjournal.com/articles/show/10573/zagreb-your-guide-to-the-hidden-charms-of-the-quiet-capital-of-the-balkans

Matthews-King, Alex. More than 1 Million Patients Unable to get NHS Dentist Amid Rising Tooth Decay Crisis. The Independent. 2 February 2019. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/health/nhs-dentist-appointments-tooth-decay-sugar-oral-health-a8759546.html

Dental Check-Ups. NHS. 17 September 2018. https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/dental-check-ups/

Burhenne, Mark. Know Before You Go: Teeth Cleanings. Ask the Dentist. 13 June 2019. https://askthedentist.com/know-before-you-go-teeth-cleanings/

Sandilands, Tracey. CAD/CAM Dentistry: What is it? Colgate. Website accessed: 9 July 2019. https://www.colgate.com/en-us/oral-health/basics/dental-visits/cad-cam-dentistry--what-is-it-

5 Reasons Why Healthcare is The Next Big Thing in Croatian Tourism. TimeOut. 12 February 2018. https://www.timeout.com/croatia/things-to-do/5-reasons-why-healthcare-is-the-next-big-thing-in-croatian-tourism

Events in Zagreb. Visit Croatia. Website accessed: 9 July 2019. https://www.visit-croatia.co.uk/croatia-destinations/zagreb/events-zagreb/ 

Leadbeater, Chris. Zagreb Travel Tips: Where to Go and What to See in 48 Hours. The Independent. 13 August 2015. https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/48-hours-in/zagreb-travel-tips-where-to-go-and-what-to-see-in-48-hours-10454634.html



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