DentArt is a dentist in Tivat based in Dumidran, close to Tivat Airport. Dr Sandra Stanišić founded the private practice in 2007 after working for several years in public and private dentistry in the Tivat area.
Today, DentArt remains a relatively compact practice. The current team lists Dr Sandra Stanišić, Dr Zorica Popović and dental nurse Milica Lutovac Radonjić rather than a large department-style structure.
For patients travelling to Montenegro, this creates a different question from choosing a large multidisciplinary hospital: can a smaller clinic provide the continuity you want while also covering the exact level of treatment your case requires?
The DentArt treatment plan can begin before you arrive in Tivat
DentArt has a particularly practical process for patients considering dental treatment while travelling to Montenegro.
The clinic asks dental-tourism patients to provide an orthopantomographic panoramic X-ray together with information about their dental problem before travelling.
DentArt can then use that information to prepare an initial personal treatment plan and cost outline.
That is useful because it moves the first discussion away from generic price questions.
If you already have a panoramic X-ray, mention when it was taken. Also describe the teeth causing problems, previous dental work and what another dentist has recommended.
For crowns or larger restorative work, clear photographs can add useful context.
For implant treatment, imaging becomes even more important.
The initial plan should help establish whether travelling to Tivat makes sense before you commit to flights and accommodation.
Dr Sandra Stanišić has worked in Tivat for much of her career
Dr Sandra Stanišić studied dentistry in Belgrade after completing part of her secondary education in Zadar and California.
Her professional training included work at the Tivat Health Centre and the Clinical Centre in Podgorica.
She then spent five years working at the Tivat Health Centre and another year in private practice before establishing DentArt in 2007.
Her current professional biography also lists additional implantology training and continuing education through dental congresses and symposia.
This local history is relevant because DentArt is not a clinic created primarily as a recent dental-tourism project.
Dr Stanišić had already worked with patients in Tivat before establishing the private practice.
Dr Zorica Popović has been with DentArt since 2019
Dr Zorica Popović completed her dental studies at the Faculty of Medicine in Podgorica in 2018.
She completed postgraduate practical training in Podgorica before joining DentArt in 2019.
The current DentArt team describes Dr Popović as a general dentist.
That detail matters when you are considering more specialised treatment.
A smaller practice can offer continuity because the same clinicians may remain involved across several appointments. However, patients should still establish who performs each part of a more complex case.
A small dental practice has both advantages and questions to clarify
DentArt currently describes a team centred around two dentists and one dental nurse.
That makes it structurally different from the large Podgorica clinics with separate departments for oral surgery, prosthodontics, anaesthesia and advanced implant rehabilitation.
A smaller practice is not automatically a disadvantage.
Some patients prefer knowing which dentist will treat them and seeing the same clinician through multiple appointments.
The important issue is matching the clinic to the procedure.
DentArt offers services that include implant treatment, orthodontics and oral surgery. If one of these is the reason you are travelling, ask who will personally perform that treatment and what specific training they have in the procedure.
Do not assume that a treatment appearing on a service list automatically means a named specialist performs every case.
This dentist in Tivat has panoramic and intraoral X-ray imaging on site
DentArt provides its own dental radiography.
The practice lists both an orthopantomogram and retroalveolar dental X-rays.
These two types of image answer different questions.
A panoramic X-ray provides a broad overview of both jaws, missing teeth, existing restorations and many structures relevant to treatment planning.
A smaller retroalveolar image gives more detailed information about individual teeth and their roots.
That can be useful for root-canal assessment and other localised problems.
Having this equipment at the practice can simplify routine diagnostic work during a limited stay in Tivat.
Implant patients should ask one additional imaging question
DentArt’s current public equipment information identifies panoramic and intraoral X-ray equipment. It does not currently identify an on-site CBCT scanner.
That distinction matters for implant dentistry.
A panoramic image may provide enough information for an initial discussion, but three-dimensional CBCT imaging is often useful when the dentist needs to assess bone dimensions or important anatomical structures more precisely.
If you are considering several implants or a surgically complex case, ask whether DentArt wants CBCT imaging before finalising the surgical plan.
If the clinic requires it, establish whether the scan should be completed before you travel or arranged in Montenegro.
For a straightforward restorative case, this question may be irrelevant.
For a complex implant case, it can change the entire planning process.
Ask which implant system DentArt proposes for your case
DentArt provides dental implants, but its current public treatment information does not clearly identify one specific implant manufacturer.
NewHolidays would therefore not assume or invent an implant brand.
Before surgery, ask which implant system DentArt proposes.
Request written information about the manufacturer and implant components after treatment.
This becomes especially important for an international patient.
If a crown, abutment or other implant component needs attention years later in another country, the dentist treating you at home may need to identify the exact implant connection.
The implant brand is not the reason to choose a dentist in Tivat, but knowing what has been placed is part of responsible long-term care.
Root-canal treatment creates an alternative to extraction in selected teeth
DentArt also provides root-canal treatment.
This becomes useful when a damaged or infected tooth sits between two possible pathways: preservation or removal.
If another dentist has already recommended extraction, ask whether the tooth has a realistic endodontic and restorative option before making an irreversible decision.
Some teeth genuinely cannot be saved predictably.
Others may remain useful after root-canal treatment and a suitable restoration.
The important question is prognosis.
If both extraction with an implant and preservation remain possible, ask the dentist to explain why one option offers a better long-term outlook for that particular tooth.
DentArt also treats the bite, not only individual crowns
The clinic’s current case information includes a patient treated with metal-ceramic crowns together with restoration of the bite and the relationship between the jaws.
That is more clinically meaningful than simply advertising individual crowns.
When several worn, missing or heavily restored teeth need treatment, the dentist also has to consider how the upper and lower teeth meet.
Changing many crowns without controlling the bite can create a different problem.
If your treatment involves several teeth, ask whether DentArt is planning each crown individually or treating the way the complete bite functions.
The answer becomes particularly important when a patient has lost vertical tooth height or has old restorations across several parts of the mouth.
Crown and veneer treatment should start with the condition of each tooth
DentArt currently provides metal-ceramic crowns, metal-free crowns and metal-free veneers.
The material name should come after the treatment decision.
A tooth that already contains a large filling may need a different restoration from a healthy tooth being changed mainly for cosmetic reasons.
Before accepting several crowns, ask why each tooth needs full coverage.
If a veneer is proposed, ask how much healthy enamel needs preparation.
If the dentist proposes different restoration types across the same smile, ask why.
A good restorative plan should reflect the condition of each tooth instead of automatically giving every visible tooth the same preparation.
DentArt’s three-chair setup is designed as one compact practice
The clinic currently lists three therapeutic dental chairs along with an autoclave, sterilisation equipment and other routine clinical equipment.
This is useful primarily because it describes the scale of the practice.
DentArt is not presenting itself as a large dental hospital.
The clinical environment is designed as one compact dental practice where general, restorative and other dental procedures take place.
For an international patient, size alone should not determine the decision.
A more useful question is whether the clinic has the people and diagnostics necessary for your exact case.
Simple restorative treatment and extensive surgical rehabilitation place very different demands on a dental practice.
Location is one of DentArt’s strongest practical advantages
DentArt operates at Dumidran bb, 85320 Tivat, Montenegro.
The practice describes its location as close to Tivat International Airport and within practical reach of the centre of Tivat and the coast.
This creates an unusual advantage for patients arriving specifically through Tivat Airport.
A dental appointment may require much less onward travel than treatment in another Montenegrin city.
The clinic currently works from 09:00 to 20:00 Monday to Friday and closes on Saturday and Sunday.
Check your appointment dates carefully if dental treatment is one part of a short weekend trip.
A Friday arrival does not automatically leave treatment time during the weekend.
Dental tourism at DentArt is built around Tivat rather than a distant transfer
DentArt’s dental-tourism programme is closely connected with its Tivat location.
The clinic currently describes accommodation arrangements with Villa Royal and can organise transfers between the airport, accommodation and the dental practice.
It can also help arrange local sightseeing for patients who want to combine treatment with time in Montenegro.
These services should remain secondary to the dental plan.
First establish how many clinical appointments your treatment requires.
Then decide whether accommodation and transfer assistance are useful.
A crown case, an implant case and a root-canal problem can require completely different schedules.
Do not build the trip around an online price alone
DentArt currently publishes individual prices for many procedures.
However, its international-patient process is based on reviewing the dental problem and preparing a personal treatment and cost plan.
That is the more useful approach.
A single advertised crown price does not tell you how many teeth need treatment.
An implant figure does not by itself explain imaging, surgical requirements or the final restoration.
A low individual procedure price can therefore become misleading if it is separated from the full case.
Ask for the complete proposed sequence before comparing DentArt with another clinic.
Five questions are particularly useful before choosing DentArt
If you are considering this dentist in Tivat, the most useful questions depend on the complexity of your case.
For implant treatment, ask whether panoramic imaging is enough or whether CBCT is required.
Ask which implant system the clinic proposes and what documentation you will receive afterwards.
For oral surgery or orthodontics, establish which dentist will personally perform the treatment and what specific training applies to that procedure.
For several crowns, ask whether the dentist needs to correct the bite as part of the reconstruction.
Finally, confirm exactly how many days and appointments you need in Tivat before booking a return flight.
Those answers tell you far more about whether DentArt fits your case than a generic list of available treatments.
Build the first DentArt plan before booking your trip
DentArt already uses panoramic imaging as part of its pre-travel planning process.
When contacting this dentist in Tivat through NewHolidays, mention whether you have a recent panoramic X-ray and describe the treatment you have already been advised to undergo.
For missing teeth, explain when they were lost and whether another dentist has recommended implants.
For damaged teeth, mention any previous root-canal treatment or proposed extractions.
For crowns or cosmetic work, send clear photographs and describe existing restorations.
Include your expected Tivat travel dates if they are already known.
NewHolidays can pass these details to DentArt and help clarify the likely treatment sequence, imaging requirements and appointment timing before you decide whether to travel.
DentArt’s dentists remain responsible for examination, diagnosis and the final clinical treatment plan.
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