Based in the Caribbean, the United States, or Canada?
The Solèy Care Stay
A discreet, fully coordinated care journey for international patients.
• Initial consultation by video or phone• Treatment planned around a single visit• Assistance with accommodation and local arrangements• Full records and report shared with your referring dentist
We welcome international patients in a setting defined by precision, discretion, and care.
F.A.Q
Why come to Guadeloupe for endodontic treatment?
Our practice is dedicated exclusively to endodontics and uses equipment suited to this type of care, including an operating microscope, 3D CBCT imaging and laser technology.
Each patient receives care tailored to their clinical situation. A stay in Guadeloupe may also provide an opportunity to rest before and after treatment.
What documents should I provide before travelling?
• Your recent medical and dental records, including panoramic X-rays and CBCT scans, if available.• A completed medical questionnaire detailing any allergies, current medications and relevant medical history.
Our team will explain the different steps before your visit. Where appropriate, and with your consent, we may contact your regular dentist to facilitate coordination and continuity of care.
How long should I plan to stay?
• Initial consultation: 1 day• Treatment: 1 to 2 days, depending on the clinical situation• Post-operative check-up: 1 day
Patients are generally advised to allow approximately 4 to 5 days. The exact duration will be confirmed after reviewing their dental records and may vary according to the treatment required.
Can you help me organise my trip?
For information purposes, our team can suggest accommodation and transport options that may help you organise your stay.
Patients remain free to choose their preferred providers and are responsible for making and paying for their own reservations. The practice does not act as a travel agency or intermediary.
Which languages are spoken at the practice?
Patients can be welcomed in French and English. Additional language assistance may be arranged if necessary and subject to availability.
Does your equipment comply with European standards?
The equipment and medical devices used by the practice comply with the applicable European regulatory requirements. Where relevant, they carry CE marking and meet the standards applicable to their category
How much does treatment cost, and can it be reimbursed?
The cost depends on the tooth concerned, the type of treatment and the complexity of the clinical situation.
After reviewing your records and carrying out the necessary clinical assessment, the practice will provide you with a personalised treatment estimate. Travel, accommodation and transport costs are separate and remain the patient’s responsibility.
We recommend contacting your health insurance provider before travelling to determine whether any reimbursement may be available. The practice cannot guarantee reimbursement.
What happens if I experience a complication after returning home?
If you experience any symptoms or concerns after returning home, you may contact the practice for guidance.
Depending on the situation, an examination by a local dentist may be required. With your consent, we may communicate relevant clinical information to your regular dentist to facilitate continuity of care.
Which payment methods do you accept?
• International debit and credit cards• Bank transfers• Cash, within the applicable legal limit
Any payment arrangements must be discussed and approved by the practice in advance.