First hour of sleep

For our guests who fear dental treatment due to strong childhood fears, panic disorder, gagging caused by an overactive gag reflex, or for other reasons, it is advisable to have major oral surgery procedures performed under anaesthesia.

Lip and tongue brake removal

Cutting the frenulum may help to close the gap between the two front teeth, particularly if the procedure is carried out at a young age. Removal of the lingual frenulum is recommended due to the shortness of the soft tissue between the lower lip and the tongue, which can hinder clear speech or the free movement of the tongue. The epicX and iPlus procedures are modern, laser-based solutions that enable […]

4+1 BTI implant + surgical fee + laser biostimulation 3 sessions

The discounted 4+1 BTI dental implant package is the ideal choice for the uncompromising replacement of multiple missing teeth. The implants are of excellent quality and extremely durable, guaranteeing long-term success. Thanks to modern technology, the implantation procedure is quick and painless, and following the procedure, a course of three laser biostimulation sessions helps ensure the implants integrate perfectly and promotes faster healing. The discounted […]

X-ray

A teleröntgen – which translates to a cephalometric X-ray – shows the dentist the position of the teeth and facial bones. It is a recording necessary for orthodontic calculations and surgical procedures, on which the position of the teeth, face, and bones can be seen and analysed. A teleröntgen is the best way to get a comprehensive picture of our oral condition, so having it done in time can help prevent even more serious dental problems […]

Periapical X-ray

A periapical X-ray is the best method for accurately diagnosing and effectively treating problems around the tip of the tooth root. This X-ray shows the bone surrounding the entire tooth root, from the tip to the crown, thus helping to identify periodontal disease, tooth decay and other dental problems. If the periapical X-ray is performed in a timely manner, we can significantly increase the chances of recovery and reduce the necessary treatments […]

Jaw balancing control

On a follow-up examination related to a given treatment or case, our dental colleague is examining the extent of recovery/change.

Six-monthly check

To maintain the health of your teeth and gums, don't skip regular dental check-ups!

Control testing

During a follow-up examination related to a specific treatment or case, a dental colleague will assess the extent of healing/change. Follow-up examinations are carried out after, among other things, oral surgery procedures (e.g., major sinus lifts, bone grafting), implantations, or wisdom tooth removals.

Consultation (30 minutes)

During a dental consultation where all your questions are answered, you and your dentist will personally plan which dental treatments will be carried out in the future and what steps you can take to resolve your dental problem.

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