Medical Prices in China

Digital Smile Design helps patients preview and plan cosmetic dental treatments like veneers or orthodontics before committing, with reference costs from ¥1200–¥3500; ChinaMedicalHub assists with hospital coordination and interpreter support.

Computer-assisted implant surgery uses 3D planning and real-time navigation for precise dental or orthopedic implant placement, often needed for complex cases or compromised bone; costs range ¥2,000–¥5,000, with ChinaMedicalHub coordinating hospital booking and interpreter support.

A clinical evaluation and conservative management plan for temporomandibular disorder (TMD), including diagnosis, pain relief, and functional improvement—costs ¥500–2000, with ChinaMedicalHub coordinating hospital appointments and interpreter support.

Scaling and root planing is a deep cleaning procedure to treat gum disease by removing plaque and tartar below the gumline; costs typically range from ¥800–¥3000 in China, with ChinaMedicalHub assisting with hospital booking and interpreter support.

Supportive Periodontal Therapy maintains gum health after initial treatment for periodontitis, recommended for ongoing care to prevent recurrence; costs range ¥300–¥800 per session with ChinaMedicalHub coordinating hospital appointments and interpreter support.

Periodontal laser therapy treats gum disease and supports healing after deep cleaning or surgery, with costs typically ranging from ¥1200 to ¥4000; ChinaMedicalHub helps coordinate hospital appointments and interpreter support.

A gingivectomy removes excess gum tissue to treat gum disease or improve tooth appearance, with costs in China ranging from ¥1500 to ¥4500; ChinaMedicalHub helps coordinate hospital appointments and interpreter support.

Gingivoplasty reshapes gum tissue for aesthetic improvement or functional issues like uneven gums or excess tissue, with costs in China ranging from ¥1200 to ¥3800; ChinaMedicalHub helps coordinate hospital appointments and interpreter support.

Crown lengthening reshapes gum and bone tissue to expose more tooth structure for restorative dentistry or cosmetic improvement, with costs in China typically ranging from ¥2500 to ¥6500; ChinaMedicalHub assists with hospital booking and interpreter support.

Frenuloplasty is a surgical procedure to correct a tight frenulum restricting movement, commonly needed for tongue-tie or penile discomfort, with costs in China ranging ¥800–¥2500 and hospital booking support available through ChinaMedicalHub.

Oral soft tissue grafting restores gum tissue lost to recession or injury, helping prevent tooth sensitivity and root exposure; costs range from ¥4,000–¥12,000 in China, with ChinaMedicalHub assisting with hospital coordination and interpreter support.

Guided Bone Regeneration restores jawbone volume for dental implants or trauma recovery, with costs in China ranging ¥5,000–¥15,000; ChinaMedicalHub helps coordinate hospital appointments and interpreter support.

Sinus floor elevation is a dental surgical procedure to add bone in the upper jaw for stable dental implant placement when natural bone is insufficient, with reference costs ranging from ¥6,000 to ¥18,000 in China; ChinaMedicalHub assists with hospital coordination and interpreter support.

Lateral sinus floor elevation is a dental implant procedure for patients with insufficient upper jaw bone height, typically costing ¥8,000–¥22,000 in China; ChinaMedicalHub assists with hospital booking and interpreter support.

Immediate dental implant placement replaces a missing tooth right after extraction, ideal for patients with sufficient bone and healthy gums; costs range from ¥7,000 to ¥20,000 in China, with ChinaMedicalHub assisting with hospital coordination and interpreter support.

A prosthodontic procedure using four strategically placed dental implants to support a fixed, full-arch prosthesis loaded within 24–48 hours of surgery, enabling immediate function and aesthetics.

A fixed full-arch prosthesis supported by six strategically placed dental implants, commonly used for edentulous patients requiring immediate or delayed functional and aesthetic restoration.

A computer-planned, template-guided procedure using 3D imaging and surgical guides to precisely place dental implants with enhanced accuracy, safety, and predictability.

Surgical procedure to extract a previously placed medical implant, such as dental, orthopedic, or cardiac devices, due to complications, infection, failure, or patient request.