Dental Budapest: The solution to your problem

Would you like your dental treatment to be quick and extremely well-organised? We’ll show you everything about the dental trip to Budapest.

This dental clinic has the professional dental facilities, an oral surgeon and a team that can also treat anxious patients. The clinic works with a strong emphasis on pain therapy, which they apply. The clinic is located in the centre of Budapest. Your chief oral surgeon is Dr. med. dent. György Peter. His team was deliberately selected to show outstanding friendliness, empathy and patience towards their patients.

The guiding principle of Dr. is that with today’s dentistry and the available knowledge and procedures, any case can be resolved with fixed dental prosthetics. An implant-supported, fixed dental prosthesis is clearly the best solution in many cases for him, as it enables a high or improved quality of life. There is hardly a case that cannot be resolved with an implant. The chief surgeon has participated in more than 20,000 implantations, nearly 5,000 of which he has performed himself. Our doctors have supplemented this with detailed consultation discussions and ongoing aftercare to ensure the best possible care for every patient. Furthermore, quality management and patient feedback further reinforce our high standards.

In this state-of-the-art dental clinic in Budapest, oral surgical and prosthetic dental treatments are carried out promptly, professionally and cost-effectively by German- and English-speaking dentists. As the services are aimed at German-speaking and English customers, communication in this dental clinic in Budapest takes place without a language barrier. The clinic was designed by a renowned Hungarian interior architect, and works with modern KAVO equipment from German production, which meets the strictest international standards. Our certification certificates are publicly accessible. The clinic is equipped with the latest German, high-quality KAVO dental chairs, equipment, implantation motors and instruments.

The enormous cost savings result from lower wages and rents, as well as lower laboratory costs for the manufacture of dental prostheses. Dentists in Hungary work, unlike in Germany, free from the constraints of the statutory health insurance system and are therefore not forced to work at a loss on smaller jobs and then refinance this through larger jobs, such as implantations. German dentists, on the other hand, have fixed guidelines on what they are allowed to charge a statutory health insurance patient for a specific dental treatment, e.g. approx. €15 for extracting a tooth or multiples for a dental bridge. Many practices are therefore reliant on “cross-subsidisation” from IGeL services (individual health services) and services for private patients in order to survive economically. This problem is not faced by a dental clinic in Budapest and can therefore offer major dental treatments at much more favourable prices than in Germany. These more favourable prices naturally have no influence on the quality of your dental prosthesis.

The statutory German health insurance funds are obliged to pay the same diagnosis-based fixed contributions as are stipulated in your respective home country, and private health insurers also pay as they would for a dental treatment in Germany. So, a dental clinic in Budapest is worthwhile from all angles.

Dentures through dental implants require particularly careful planning and implementation by dentists and technicians. The oral surgeon first gets information about the general health, any diseases, and regular medication intake of the patient. After this, they perform a thorough dental examination. X-rays are part of this examination. Special three-dimensional CT scans are also made if necessary.

The dentist performs the surgery under sedation; a hospital stay is not required. In the first phase of the intervention the dentist makes a tiny incision in the mucosa to set the maxillary bone free. This way he prepares the place for the implant. Then he inserts the artificial root and closes the wound. Covered this way, the healing of the wound takes 3 to 6 months, during which time the implant ossifies. This means that the jawbone grows onto the implant, which thus becomes fixed. During the healing time, the patient wears a temporary dental prosthesis. The patient may experience some swelling of the face after the operation, but the pain should soon pass. Regular monitoring is necessary during this time of course. After healing the patient goes back to the dental clinic in Budapest for the permanent crowns or bridges. This requires a second surgical intervention. The dental surgeon exposes the implant with a small incision in the mucous and inserts a so-called gum-forming screw. After a short time, the dentist takes a dental impression. This serves as the basis for the dental technician to prepare a sample and the dentures. The onset of the dentures is then again the task of the dentist at the Vitalcenter Budapest. In some cases, especially in the lower jawbone, the implants can be immediately loaded with a temporary replacement. It is up to the treating dentist in Budapest to assess the possible risks and advantages of this method for the specific case of each patient.