The Harley Street Smile Clinic said they have seen a large number of young people seeking urgent treatment
UK dental experts have warned people of the dangerous of travelling abroad to get their teeth done on the cheap.
Around 63 per cent of those people are believed to have been aged between 18 and 34-years-old. The cost of getting the procedure done in countries like Turkey is said to be around 70 per cent cheaper than getting veneers in the UK.READ MORE: Covid warning as patients may be at increased risk of developing brain disease, new study says
Experts at The Harley Street Smile Clinic say that some clients have been suffering from severe infections, intense long lasting pain, infected gums or rotting teeth due to the procedure. The number of people travelling abroad to get their teeth done on the cheap has been on a rapid increase in recent months, with celebrities such as Katie Price, Jurgen Klopp and Kerry Katona sporting fake gnashers.
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