Dental treatment in Brazil, planned before you fly.
Looking for a dentist in Brazil? At Well Clinic Odontologia, in São Paulo's Jardins neighborhood, between Avenida Paulista and Faria Lima, a dentist reviews your case remotely first, from photos, X-rays or scans. We can design your new smile digitally before you book a flight, tell you how many visits your plan needs, and treat you in English. You go home with a full record of what was done.
Your plan starts before the trip
Patients from abroad usually come to us in one of four ways.
You're comparing countries
You know you want treatment abroad and you're deciding where. Start with the questions to ask any clinic, wherever you go.
You're already coming to São Paulo
A business trip, a trade fair, a concert or a holiday. We plan around the days you're in town.
You live abroad and visit Brazil
You come home to see family once or twice a year and want to use the trip to take care of your teeth.
You have a plan and want a second look
Someone gave you a treatment plan and you want an independent view before you commit.
Most of the planning happens before you travel.
Every case is different, so the number of visits and the length of each one come from your review, not from a package.
Remote case review
Send photos of your smile, any X-rays or scans you have, and what you'd like to change. A dentist on our team looks at them and replies on WhatsApp, in English.
Your smile, designed first
For cosmetic cases, we use Digital Smile Design, the method created at this clinic, to design your new smile from your photos and video. You see the proposal before you buy a ticket.
A plan built around your dates
We tell you which steps need you in the chair, how many visits your plan needs and how long each one takes, so you can book flights knowing the schedule.
In São Paulo
A 2-hour first consultation and a 3D scan confirm the plan. For cosmetic work, you try the design in your own mouth with a trial smile before anything becomes permanent.
Back home
You leave with your records, and the team stays in touch by video. If your dentist at home needs details about your treatment, we send them.
What you can check before you come.
- Where Digital Smile Design began. DSD, the smile planning method used by dentists around the world, was created at this clinic.
- 170 years, six generations. The family behind the clinic holds the Guinness record for the largest family of dentists.
- The least invasive option first. When your case allows it, we prefer approaches that keep healthy enamel, such as no-prep veneers, and you approve the design before any tooth is touched.
- Our own dental lab. Restorations are made at the Well Lab, inside the clinic, so the dentist who plans your case works with the technicians who make it.
- Licenses you can look up. Every dentist in Brazil must be registered with the regional dental council (CRO). Ask for the CRO number of anyone who treats you; ours is on our team page.
- Sometimes the right plan is smaller. The first consultation looks at your teeth, bite, habits and overall health. If you don't need a treatment, we'll tell you.
Tell us about your trip. We'll show you where to start.
Five quick answers. You'll see what can be done before you fly and in São Paulo, and you can send it straight to our team.
Your starting point
- Before you fly
- In São Paulo
- About your stay
This is a starting point, not a diagnosis. Your actual plan comes from the review of your case.
Getting here, and getting help.
Visa
Citizens of the United States, Canada and Australia need an e-Visa for Brazil, required since April 10, 2025. UK citizens don't need a visa for stays of up to 90 days. Rules change, so check the official Brazilian visa table (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) before you book.
Airports
Guarulhos International (GRU) is usually 45 to 90 minutes from the clinic by car, depending on traffic. Congonhas (CGH), for domestic flights, is usually 15 to 30 minutes away.
Where we are
Rua Bento de Andrade, 116, Jardim Paulista, in Jardins, between Avenida Paulista and Faria Lima, where many of the city's hotels and offices are. Phone +55 11 3059-0070, WhatsApp +55 11 92004-8069. São Paulo is on UTC-3 all year.
Hotel and transportation
Need help with a place to stay or getting around? Ask us, and we'll help you organize it.
What patients from abroad ask us.
Is it safe to get dental work in Brazil?
It can be, when you check who treats you. Every dentist in Brazil must be registered with the regional dental council (CRO), and you can ask for that number before any treatment. At Well Clinic Odontologia, your plan is explained to you before anything is done, and nothing starts until you approve it.
How many trips will I need?
It depends on your case. After the remote review, we tell you how many visits your plan needs and how long each one takes, so you can book your flights knowing the schedule.
Can I see my new smile before I travel?
Yes. With Digital Smile Design, we can show you a proposed design from your photos and video before you travel. In São Paulo, you try it in your own mouth as a trial smile before anything becomes permanent.
Will you tell me if I don't need treatment?
Yes. Sometimes the right plan is smaller than the one you came for, and the 2-hour first consultation is there to find that out.
What do I take home?
Your records: images, 3D scans and a written summary of your treatment, including the materials used. If your dentist at home needs more details, we send them.
What if I need help after I fly home?
Message us on WhatsApp. The team follows up by video and works with your local dentist when needed.
Do I need a visa to come to Brazil?
It depends on your passport. Citizens of the United States, Canada and Australia need an e-Visa, required since April 10, 2025. UK citizens can stay up to 90 days without a visa. Check the official Brazilian government information before you travel.
Does the team speak English?
Yes. You can do the remote review, the consultation, the planning and the follow-up in English.
Can you help with my hotel and transportation?
Yes. Ask us, and we'll help you organize where to stay and how to get around during your treatment.
How much does treatment cost?
It depends on your plan, so we don't publish a price list. After your case is reviewed, you get the cost in writing, with every stage itemized, before you decide anything.
Start with a remote case review.
Send a few photos and any X-rays you have. A dentist on our team will reply on WhatsApp, in English, with what your case may need and how to plan your trip.