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Homeless Pelican travels to Nanjing for dental veneers and brings his mother from Poland. Their trip combines visits to VBright Dental Clinic with sightseeing at the Ming city wall, Xuanwu Lake, Usnisa Palace and Fuzimiao. The creator says the veneer process involved three visits and cost $3,599 for a full mouth, with temporary previews and a five-year guarantee; an old FAQ also mentions lifetime cleaning. The video includes local food, DiDi rides, hotels and a flea market, and ends with the mother and son seeing their finished smiles.
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A dental trip to Nanjing
Homeless Pelican travels to China with his mother, who comes from Poland, for a dental veneer procedure at VBright Dental Clinic. The video follows three visits and explains how the clinic prepares and fits the veneers. The creator says the process was comfortable and painless for them, with temporary veneers used first so they could preview the result and make adjustments. The material is porcelain, hand-painted by technicians for a natural appearance. Their full-mouth package costs $3,599, according to the creator. The video mentions bilingual staff, a five-year guarantee and lifetime cleaning with the service.
The trip includes more than the clinic. Homeless Pelican and his mother visit Nanjing's Ming city wall, Xuanwu Lake, Usnisa Palace and the Presidential Palace, and eat Nanjing duck and other local food. They stay in a hotel with a gym, pool and garden, which the creator says costs less than comparable hotels in Western countries. They also ride DiDi, describing one trip as 30 RMB for 30 minutes. A visit to a flea-market area gives them a chance to talk with vendors, bargain and test an item they believe is silver.
The final fitting and sightseeing
The final visit to VBright Dental Clinic brings the veneer fitting and reveal. The video shows the mother's new smile and the creator's reaction to the result. They describe the experience as worth the trip because of the dental work and the chance to explore Nanjing together. A chef gives them a free dessert, and they also meet a fan during the trip.
At Usnisa Palace, they see underground temple spaces, large Buddha statues and futuristic light displays. The city wall and lake offer a contrast with the modern clinic and palace interiors. The video includes practical suggestions about local transport and hotels, and mentions a 30-day visa-free policy for many nationalities as part of its travel context. The creators mention a 30-day visa-free policy for many nationalities as part of their trip-planning discussion. The journey combines the dental appointments with sightseeing, food and family time, ending with the finished veneers and their impressions of Nanjing.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: Was it worth traveling to China for dental work?
- A: The creator says he and his mother were glad they made the trip, because they received new smiles and explored Nanjing. This is their personal experience and opinion about the clinic and visit.
- Q: How was the dental cleaning?
- A: The creator describes the cleaning as gentle and says it did not hurt. That is his report of the appointment.
- Q: Was the veneer procedure painful?
- A: The creator says the procedure felt comfortable and that temporary veneers were provided first so they could adjust to the look before the final fitting.
- Q: What material were the veneers made from?
- A: The video says the veneers were porcelain and hand-painted by technicians for a natural look.
- Q: How much did the full-mouth veneers cost?
- A: The full-mouth package costs $3,599. The creator says it comes with a five-year guarantee and lifetime cleaning.
- Q: Would the creator choose China or Turkey for dental work?
- A: The creator says he preferred China because of the food, people and technology he experienced. This is his personal comparison from the trip, not a general assessment of dental providers.
