Qinghua Sunshine Dentistry (Wuhan)
Chen Qinghua

In China, a CT scan of the mandible typically costs from $60 to $140. Fees depend on whether the scan is plain or contrast-enhanced. Hospital type and city also affect the total. China offers savings of around 90% versus the US, where the average price is $980. Public hospitals may follow local fee caps; private international facilities can charge more. Patients can ask whether the quoted fee includes contrast, registration, supplies, and image copies.
Bookimed Expert Insight: For dental planning, checking whether a clinic offers 3D CBCT can clarify imaging options. Qinghua Sunshine Dentistry in Wuhan lists 3D CBCT scanners and digital smile design. Qianjiang Century City Dental Clinic in Hangzhou also lists 3D CBCT imaging. It describes this imaging for bone assessment and treatment planning. These details make scan purpose and included images useful points to compare.
| China | Turkey | Austria | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CT of the mandible | ≈ $60 | from $30 | ≈ $200 |
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Dr. Liu Zong Yi is an Associate Chief Physician at Xiamen Humanity Hospital. He specializes in digital implantology and complex dental implant placement. He also treats patients requiring oral and maxillofacial surgery. Dr. Liu performs extractions for impacted and unerupted teeth. He works at a tertiary center that treats 1,000,000 patients annually.

Dr. Yu Chang Ying is a recognized stomatology expert at Xiamen Humanity Hospital. He is officially designated as a Renowned Expert in Fujian Province. Dr. Yu specializes in dental implants and oral tumors. He treats complex oral and maxillofacial trauma in emergency settings. The doctor serves as a Vice President of the Xiamen Stomatological Association.

Professor Lydia Chen (Li Ping) is Chief Physician of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery. She has over 30 years of clinical experience. Her work focuses on sudden hearing loss and other ear disorders. She performs both microscopic and endoscopic ear surgery.
Her expertise covers ear procedures such as mastoidectomy, tympanoplasty, cholesteatoma removal, ossicular chain repair, and preauricular fistula excision. She also performs adenoidectomy and tonsillectomy with plasma technology, as well as endoscopic sinus surgery, nasal polyp removal, and deviated septum correction. She provides rehabilitation for hearing loss, otogenic vertigo, and tinnitus, and treats nasopharyngeal and laryngeal allergies.
Her committee memberships include the Fujian Association of Integrative Medicine and the Fujian Disabled Rehabilitation Association. She also serves with the Xiamen Medical Doctor Association, Xiamen Medical Association, Xiamen Preventive Medicine Association, and Xiamen Rehabilitation Medical Association.
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