Shenzhen C.K.J Stomatological Hospital (深圳愛康健口腔醫院, CKJ)

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• 愛康健 (CKJ) — officially 深圳愛康健口腔醫院, listed by the Hong Kong government as "Shenzhen C.K.J Stomatological Hospital" ("CKJSH") — is a currently-designated institution under the Elderly Health Care Voucher Scheme's Greater Bay Area Pilot Scheme, located in Luohu District, Shenzhen. It joined on 14 August 2024, alongside a second Futian district dental clinic, as the first dental-specialty institutions to join the pilot scheme since its February 2024 launch — the government's own press release called it "a major breakthrough" for giving eligible Hong Kong elderly residents more choice for dental care in Shenzhen using their voucher. It remains listed on the scheme's own current institution page as a dental-only designated service point.

  Source: Elderly Health Care Voucher Greater Bay Area Pilot Scheme, Government of the HKSAR

• The scope of dental services covered by the voucher at CKJ is stated by the government as "specific dental outpatient services" including tooth examinations, scaling (cleaning), extraction and fillings ("牙齒檢查、洗牙、脫牙或補牙等"). Voucher amounts used there accumulate toward Hong Kong's usual annual/lifetime voucher limits — there is no separate GBA allowance.

  Source: Government of the HKSAR, press release, 5 August 2024

• CKJ's own published Elderly Health Care Voucher price list quotes ultrasonic scaling (cleaning) at RMB¥58 per visit, discounted from a listed RMB¥180, and a non-salt-spray cleaning option at RMB¥168, discounted from a listed RMB¥550. The same page lists one free extraction (excluding wisdom teeth) as part of its elderly denture service, and a 10% discount off its listed filling price without a stated flat figure.

  Source: CKJ (愛康健), Elderly Health Care Voucher page

• CKJ's own orthodontics (braces) page publishes a flat RMB¥1,000 initial consultation package (specialist assessment plus a 3D CT scan), and states retainers — clear, Hawley or lingual — are each RMB¥1,000, with roughly RMB¥1,000 typically due at each follow-up visit thereafter. It names three bracket types (traditional metal, ceramic semi-invisible, lingual/invisible) as "most economical" to "higher cost" respectively, without publishing a total treatment price for any of them — a full course of orthodontic treatment runs to many follow-up visits over 1-3 years, so no single figure on the page represents its total cost.

  Source: CKJ (愛康健), Orthodontics page

• CKJ's implant page does not publish a single flat price for a dental implant — it says pricing is individualised after a CT scan and consultation ("明碼實價" / transparent pricing given per case, not as a public rate card). It does publish flat prices for a handful of add-on procedures: a gum/bone graft at RMB¥3,000, a 3D digital surgical guide at RMB¥1,500 per tooth, a sinus lift from RMB¥5,000, and implant removal at RMB¥1,000 per tooth — none of which represent the cost of an implant itself. This page does not quote a Shenzhen-vs-Hong-Kong implant price comparison because no single citable figure for either side exists.

  Source: CKJ (愛康健), Dental implants page