When Allan first visited our clinic, he was missing several teeth, had a number of broken teeth, and was experiencing reduced chewing function. Following a thorough assessment, our dentists created a personalised treatment plan that included six dental implants – four in the upper jaw and two in the lower jaw – together with a sinus lift on the left side. His treatment also included metal-ceramic crowns supported by both the implants and his remaining natural teeth in the upp

When Jesper first visited our clinic, he had a severely compromised dental condition. He was missing several teeth, had significantly reduced chewing ability, broken and heavily worn teeth, and an upper denture that fitted poorly and no longer looked natural. He also had old, discoloured fillings and an ageing metal-ceramic crown. Price in the UK: approximately 26.000 EUR Price in Budapest: 13.500 EUR Save: 12.500 EUR His treatment plan included tooth extractions, root canal

A mouth ulcer can be very uncomfortable, as even the slightest touch can cause severe pain, making it difficult to eat - and sometimes even to speak. Most of us have, at various points in our lives, encountered these clearly defined sores, which are covered with a whitish coating (pseudomembrane). Good oral hygiene and regular tartar removal with ultrasonic cleaning are important, but the truth is that there can be many different causes for mouth ulcers. Ulcers are not contag

Most of us have probably experienced it — and although a metallic taste in the mouth can seem alarming, in many cases it is fortunately a harmless and temporary condition. Nevertheless, it should not be ignored; instead, it is important to determine the exact cause, as in some cases it can be a sign of a more serious illness. Why does a metallic taste occur in the mouth? We learn from childhood how important good oral care is — proper brushing, regular dental visits, and prof

The worst nightmare for many is being told by the dentist that a tooth cannot be saved and must be extracted. However, the path to that point is longer, which is why it is important to take an early cavity seriously and have it treated in time - before it reaches the stage where the dentist has to give up on saving the tooth. How can you recognize early cavities? What can you do to save the tooth - if you want to postpone dental implants until later in life? The answer is sim

Most people are alarmed at the sight of bleeding gums, but swelling is also an important warning sign. Swollen gums can be caused by several factors — in this article, we go through the most common and more serious causes. Read on to find out when it is necessary to contact a dentist. Inflamed gums are uncomfortable and visible Swollen gums are often very noticeable and associated with pain, making them difficult to ignore. The most common cause is poor oral hygiene or incorr

Many people only visit the dentist when they experience severe pain. However, inflammation in a tooth can cause far more serious problems for the body.These issues are not limited to the affected area but can spread to the rest of the body—and this can be very problematic. In our blog posts, we have already covered many different dental problems, but in the following, we will specifically focus on inflammation in the teeth. How can we tell if we have inflammation in a tooth?

Do you know what healthy gums look like? Many people do everything they can to maintain and preserve their teeth: they brush thoroughly with the correct technique twice a day and make sure to remove any food particles between their teeth. Yet, many still don’t know how to tell if they are doing it correctly. How can you tell if there is a problem? What signs should you watch for? Why is inflamed gums an issue? In this blog post, we will answer these questions. Here’s How You

A lot of plaque builds up on our teeth during meals, which can eventually lead to the formation of tartar. Insufficient or poor oral hygiene will only make the problem worse. However, the formation of tartar is a completely natural process, as everyone eats, and no one can remove all plaque from the tooth enamel. Regular and thorough brushing is not always enough, which is why tartar removal may become necessary. How Does Plaque Turn into Tartar? When we talk about tartar, we

When patients hear the term “root canal treatment,” many immediately think of pain and discomfort. In reality, it is a very modern dental procedure. Performed under local anesthesia, the treatment today is quick, efficient, and almost painless for our patients. During the root canal procedure, special care is taken to protect the nerves and remove the infection. The goal is to save the inflamed tooth and thus avoid tooth extraction. What is a root canal treatment? A root cana

Cosmetic dental fillings have today become one of the most popular treatments in modern dentistry. It’s not just about restoring the health of the teeth, but also about maintaining a natural appearance and a harmonious smile. A well-executed cosmetic filling is completely invisible, meaning you can smile and speak freely without any signs of dental work. What is the goal of a cosmetic dental filling? The goal of a cosmetic dental filling is to restore and save a tooth that ha

Tooth loss is not only a cosmetic issue – it also affects self-confidence, chewing function, speech ability, and in the long term, the health of the jaw. Fortunately, modern dentistry offers many different tooth replacement options, so everyone can find the solution that best suits their needs. Modern, comfortable, and aesthetic dental prostheses can be used to replace even a single tooth, but they are also effective for replacing multiple teeth or an entire row of teeth. Bel