Dental tourism, as a form of medical tourism, is based on the provision of dental services outside the home country at more favorable prices, but with added value in the form of tourist offers and arrangements. The Republic of Croatia has become a destination of affordable and at the same time quality dental tourism due to low prices, high quality, and natural beauties. In addition to dental services, most clinics offer their transportation and accommodation with the organization of excursions and other tourist services. Dental tourists want to combine dental services with vacation, which makes Croatia a desirable destination precisely because of the natural beauty and abundance of the rich content. For this reason, a large number of Croatian dentists have recognized dental tourism as an additional source of income or as their main business orientation. Although surgeries/clinics operating within dental tourism are located throughout Croatia, the largest number is situated in Zagreb, Rijeka, and Split. In addition to Croatia, Hungary, Spain, the Czech Republic, Lithuania, Romania, Poland, Turkey, Mexico, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina dominate among the countries that offer dental tourism services. Patients mostly come from developed countries such as Italy, Austria, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, Japan, Canada, and the USA, where dental procedures are not affordable for majority of the population. Dental tourism in Croatia had an exponential growth until March 2020, when, for the first time, it faced a global problem and challenge in the form of the COVID-19 pandemic. The aim of this thesis is to research how much the new situation has slowed down the work, what are the consequences, and most importantly, whether Croatia has the potential for further development of dental tourism.