DENTEO Dental Clinic

Tooth Root Removal – Treatment of Broken or Retained Tooth Roots

Tooth root removal is an oral surgical procedure required when the crown of a tooth breaks off, or when the root remains in the bone during tooth extraction. A retained tooth root can cause inflammation, pain, or even cyst formation in the long term, so it's important to have it professionally removed if necessary.

At DENTEO Dental Clinic, a panoramic X-ray is taken before tooth root removal to precisely show the position of the root. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, making it painless for the patient.

What is a retained tooth root?

A retained tooth root occurs when the crown of a tooth breaks off, or a part of the root remains in the bone during tooth extraction. This most commonly happens with severely decayed or weakened teeth, where the tooth structure is no longer stable enough to be removed in one piece.

It can also happen that a small part of the tooth root remains after a previous tooth extraction. In such cases, the root often remains asymptomatic for a longer period, but in some instances, it can initiate inflammatory processes in the surrounding tissues. If a retained tooth root becomes infected, pain, swelling, or even an abscess can develop.

Therefore, it is crucial that if persistent pain or inflammation occurs after a tooth extraction, an oral surgical examination is performed, which, with the help of an X-ray, can accurately show if any tooth root has been left behind.

Whether a tooth breaks irreparably due to an accident, or advanced tooth decay makes tooth root removal the only solution, treatment should not be delayed.

A fractured tooth root often maintains a continuous inflammatory state in the body. This can lead to significant pain, and the infection may also spread to the surrounding bone tissue or adjacent teeth. Persistent inflammation can also worsen the condition of the gums and, in the long term, may even lead to cyst formation.

Whatever the reason for a retained tooth root in the mouth, it is advisable to remove it as soon as possible.

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Tooth root inflammation:

If the tooth root is inflamed, purulent foci or abscesses can develop inside the oral cavity. This can cause severe pain, and if left untreated, can lead to discomfort affecting the entire body.

Unsuccessful root canal treatment:

If a tooth is inflamed, root canal treatment is usually considered as a solution. However, if the tooth’s condition does not improve positively during treatment and pain persists, tooth root removal may be necessary.

Inflammation due to periodontal problems:

Gum diseases, including inflammation of the periodontal ligament, severely damage the tissues supporting the tooth. This ultimately results in tooth loss or a condition where the tooth cannot be saved. In such cases, the tooth and its root must be removed.

Retained root after tooth extraction, broken tooth root:

Teeth awaiting extraction are often in very poor condition. Unfortunately, it can happen – especially in unprepared clinics – that the tooth root breaks, causing even greater problems for the patient.

Severely decayed tooth, broken tooth:

In cases of untreated decay, the loss of tooth structure can be so extensive that the tooth cannot be saved. In the case of a broken tooth – which often accompanies decay but can also be caused by other factors – there are also irreparable situations. In such cases, removing the remaining tooth or tooth root can spare us further discomfort.

Before tooth root removal, a panoramic X-ray is always taken. This provides the treating dentist with a precise image of the root’s position, shape, and the condition of the surrounding bone.

In certain cases, such as curved roots or extensive inflammation, a CT scan may also be necessary.

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so the patient feels no pain. The oral surgeon exposes the area around the root and then removes the retained tooth root with specialized instruments.

If inflammatory tissues are also present, they are also removed, and then the edges of the wound are closed with sutures if necessary.

After tooth root removal, mild pain and swelling may occur for a few days, which is a completely natural reaction. In most cases, these symptoms can be effectively managed with painkillers and gradually decrease within a few days.

It is important for the patient to follow the treating dentist’s instructions. Proper oral hygiene, as well as avoiding physical exertion and hot foods in the first few days, helps the wound heal.

Full recovery usually takes one to two weeks.

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Does a retained tooth root hurt?

It does not always cause immediate pain, but if inflammation develops around it, severe pain and swelling may occur.

Does a tooth root always have to be removed?

If a retained tooth root causes inflammation or there is a risk of infection, the oral surgeon usually recommends its removal.

How much does a root canal treatment hurt?

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so the patient does not feel any pain during the procedure.

How long does the healing process take?

In most cases, the symptoms decrease significantly within a few days, and complete healing occurs within one to two weeks.

Why choose DENTEO Dental Clinic for tooth root removal?

Tooth root removal often requires oral surgical intervention, so accurate diagnosis, appropriate technique, and an experienced specialist are particularly important. At DENTEO Dental Clinic, every treatment is preceded by a thorough examination to ensure the procedure is safe and as minimally invasive as possible.

Panoramic X-ray for accurate diagnosis
An X-ray is always taken to determine the position of the tooth root, which helps plan the safest removal method.

Experienced oral surgical procedure
Tooth root removal is performed by an experienced oral surgeon who has routine in handling even complex cases.

Painless anesthesia
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so the patient feels no pain during treatment.

Modern oral surgical technique
Modern instruments and advanced procedures ensure that tooth root removal is performed quickly and as gently as possible.

Follow-up examination and aftercare
Following the treatment, we provide detailed advice to promote healing and offer follow-up examinations if necessary.

Our goal is to make tooth root removal a safe, predictable, and as comfortable an experience as possible for the patient.

When is tooth extraction recommended?

Although the primary goal of modern dentistry is to save every valuable natural tooth, there are unfortunately cases where tooth removal is unavoidable. When a tooth's fate is sealed in this regard, many people start to fear the procedure.

However, nowadays, tooth extraction is always painless, and extractions performed within oral surgery guarantee that potential risks and complications are avoided.

If a tooth can no longer be saved, its removal becomes crucial, as it can lead to focal infections and inflammations in the body. The condition of such teeth is usually caused by untreated, advanced tooth decay.

It can also happen that a completely healthy tooth needs to be removed. This is possible when the tooth is in a poor position and endangers a more valuable tooth from a dental perspective – for example, in terms of chewing. Wisdom teeth very often fall into this category.

Tooth extraction may also be necessary in cases of a fractured or inflamed tooth root, or a mobile tooth due to periodontal disease. This option should also be considered if, despite dental treatment for certain teeth, the pain remains intense and does not subside.

What types of tooth extraction procedures are there?

Regarding tooth removal, we can distinguish between simple, complicated, and surgical extractions. While the simple procedure doesn’t really need explanation, the term ‘complicated’ does. We use this in cases where the tooth breaks or fragments during removal. Unfortunately, this often results in the need for surgical exposure.

In seemingly complicated situations, the safest solution may be surgical exposure, which is primarily used for ‘unerupted’ or poorly positioned teeth. Surgical tooth extraction is also necessary for most wisdom tooth removals.

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In all cases, tooth extraction must be preceded by a preliminary examination and the preparation of a panorama x-ray. This shows all the important information about the given tooth, which is of great help to the treating doctor. This helps to decide what type of tooth extraction is necessary, and also ensures that there are no unpleasant surprises during the procedure.

Both simple and surgical tooth extractions are performed under local anesthesia, so there is no pain or discomfort. The extraction is performed gently, using professional tools, so that the tooth can be removed as quickly and with as little trauma as possible. After the extraction, the site of the tooth extraction is sutured with a few stitches, which results in faster healing. The stitches can usually be removed 7 days after the surgery, which is also a painless process.

It is worth waiting until the anesthetic effect has completely worn off before eating and drinking. However, it is not recommended to consume everything after this. We should avoid dairy products and raw meat for a few days, but it is also not recommended to choose alcoholic and carbonated drinks.

If swelling occurs at the site of the tooth extraction, we can ice the affected areas, but be careful not to let our face get cold! If we feel it is necessary, we can take painkillers for any pain we may have.

Minden esetben fontos betartani a kezelőorvos utasításait. Ez kiemelten vonatkozik a szájhigiéniára. Öblögetni pár napig például nem szabad, ahogy hamarabb abbahagyni az antibiotikum szedését sem!

What to do and what not to do after tooth extraction?

Is tooth extraction painful?

Thanks to modern anesthesia techniques, tooth extraction itself is not painful. Mild, temporary pain or swelling may occur after the procedure, which can be easily managed with appropriate medication and rest.

How long does it take to heal after tooth extraction?

The gums usually close in 1-2 weeks, but complete bone regeneration can take several months. This is especially important if implant placement is also considered after tooth extraction.

When is a restoration necessary after tooth extraction?

Tooth removal alone is not a permanent solution. In the long term, missing teeth can cause displacement of adjacent teeth, disruption of bite balance, and bone loss. That is why it is recommended to discuss tooth replacement options (implant, bridge, partial denture) after every tooth extraction

Why choose DENTEO Dental Clinic for tooth extraction?

For us, tooth extraction is not a routine procedure, but a carefully planned, safe process.

Panoramic X-ray and assessment

Gentle, modern tools

Painless anesthesia

Complication prevention protocol

Immediate discussion of further replacement options

Our goal is for tooth extraction to be a controlled, safe solution, not a traumatic experience.

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It is a very common phenomenon that wisdom teeth cannot erupt or fully grow in because there isn’t enough space. In such cases, the tooth remaining under the gum can often cause inflammation and severe wisdom tooth pain.

Sometimes, a wisdom tooth may erupt but not correctly. For example, if it emerges at an improper angle, it can push and crowd other teeth, leading to discomfort.

It is also problematic if the wisdom tooth does not touch the tooth in front of it, creating a larger gap between the two teeth. In such cases, cleaning becomes almost impossible, leading to dental problems like tartar buildup or tooth decay. Recurring wisdom tooth inflammation can even lead to cyst formation in the long term.

When is wisdom tooth removal necessary?

If any of the problems described above occur, it is advisable to have the wisdom tooth removed. Of course, there are cases where it might be considered to treat the issues around the wisdom tooth – if possible – but this is a rare exception.

In most cases, wisdom tooth removal is the correct decision to alleviate often painful symptoms, continuous inflammation, and to protect other teeth. Surgical removal is particularly common for lower wisdom teeth.

Wisdom Tooth Removal

There are two ways to remove a wisdom tooth. One method is simple extraction, also known as wisdom tooth pulling, while the other requires surgical exposure, which we call wisdom tooth surgery. Whichever is necessary in a given case, there is no need to fear it, as both procedures are performed under local anesthesia.

Your treating dentist will, of course, determine which procedure is needed. A panoramic X-ray is a great help for this, serving as the first step in every procedure. It perfectly shows where and how the tooth is positioned. The choice of treatment depends on the position of the teeth, the bone structure around the wisdom tooth, and the course of the roots.

If the crown of the tooth has already erupted, surgery is usually not necessary, especially for upper wisdom teeth. In such cases, after administering the anesthetic, the wisdom tooth extraction can be completed in just a few minutes.

Surgical Wisdom Tooth Removal

Even if your dentist decides that surgical removal will be necessary, there’s no need to be alarmed. Thanks to our well-equipped clinic, expertise, and anesthesia, you don’t have to worry about pain or significant discomfort.

Following surgical exposure, upper wisdom tooth removal can usually be done in one piece. However, the situation can be a bit more complicated with lower wisdom teeth, so this procedure might take a little longer. The incision made in the gum allows the dentist to access the tooth, but often a special bone-milling drill is also needed.

To facilitate faster tooth removal, it may be necessary to divide the tooth into several smaller pieces within the bone and then remove them. At the end of the surgery, the wound edges are closed with sutures.

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What to pay attention to after wisdom tooth extraction

It is always advisable to follow all the advice and instructions provided by your dentist. Often, a course of antibiotics is needed after the procedure, and it is crucial to take the prescribed amount for the full duration.

It is very important to rest as much as possible in the days following the procedure. Avoid sports and heavy physical work, do not bend over, and delegate household chores to others. This is also not the time for hot baths or saunas.

Do not rinse, suck, or poke the wound! However, increased attention to oral hygiene is necessary, but only a soft toothbrush should be used for this.

Adhering to eating and drinking rules is also essential: avoid dairy products, carbonated, and alcoholic beverages, and do not eat or drink anything while you still feel the effects of the anesthetic.

After wisdom tooth extraction, you can expect some bleeding and pain. Many ask: how long does the pain last after wisdom tooth extraction? Mild pain and swelling are natural for 2–3 days; after lower wisdom tooth surgery, this can last longer.

For the latter, however, common painkillers are sufficient. It is also possible for your face to swell, which can be alleviated with cold compresses. In case of purplish spots, you can use comfrey cream. If trismus (lockjaw) occurs, gently massaging the jaw can help resolve it.

Why choose DENTEO Dental Clinic for wisdom tooth removal?

Wisdom tooth extraction and wisdom tooth surgery are not routine tasks for us, but carefully planned oral surgical procedures.

Panoramic X-ray in every case

Experienced oral surgeon

Painless anesthesia

Safe surgical protocol

Follow-up examination and aftercare

Our goal is to make wisdom tooth removal a quick, safe, and preferably completely painless experience.

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What Causes Gum Recession?

Our gums play an extremely multifaceted role in maintaining the health of our mouth. Firstly, they protect the bone structure and the cervical areas of the teeth from mechanical, chemical, and thermal effects. Secondly, they provide protection against pathogens. They surround and stabilize the teeth. In addition, they naturally play an aesthetic role. Therefore, it is very important to intervene immediately if something is wrong with them.

When the gum leaves the tooth root exposed, this area becomes sensitive to many external stimuli, whether it’s cold or hot foods and drinks, or sour or sweet tastes. In addition, unpleasant symptoms such as gum bleeding, cervical pain, and gum inflammation can occur. Furthermore, bone loss can develop, and the tooth may even shift.

Among the many discomforts, the aesthetic aspect cannot be overlooked. Our smile will no longer be natural, and the tooth root will become increasingly visible. Another phenomenon that also poses an aesthetic problem is the gummy smile. Gingivoplasty simultaneously combats both pain-generating problems and those that overshadow a decorative smile.

When is Gingivoplasty Needed?

Treatment of Gum Recession

With gingivoplasty, the exposed root surface is re-covered, eliminating sensitivity and preventing further deterioration.

Treatment of Exposed Tooth Necks

Gingivoplasty can play a key role in eliminating cervical sensitivity. In such cases, the problem can be caused by periodontal disease, or even trauma or improper brushing technique.

Gummy Smile Correction

A gummy smile is primarily an aesthetic problem, as not only the teeth but also the gums are visible when smiling. This can be corrected with gingivoplasty, resulting in a more harmonious smile.

Elimination of Gum Sensitivity

Sensitivity caused by an exposed root surface can be effectively treated by rebuilding the gum.

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Gingivoplasty can play a key role in eliminating cervical sensitivity. In such cases, the problem can be caused by periodontal disease, but it can also occur when the area is subjected to some trauma. Unfortunately, this can also happen if we clean our teeth with an unsuitable tool or incorrectly.

Since the root surface remains unprotected due to gum recession, the phenomenon may be accompanied by pain, gum bleeding, and swelling. Whatever treatment we apply to remedy the painful problems, it is also advisable to eliminate gum recession with surgical correction.

With gingivoplasty, the exposed root surface is re-covered. The treatment can also prevent further gum deterioration and all its negative consequences. Of course, every case is different, as the outcome of gingivoplasty is greatly influenced by the condition of the bone around the tooth and the extent and depth of the gum recession.

If circumstances allow, a complete coverage can be achieved, but if the damage is more extensive, partial coverage can be achieved. Even in the latter case, there is significant improvement in all respects, so it is definitely worth pursuing.

A gummy smile is primarily an aesthetic problem, as not only the upper teeth but also a disturbing amount of the gums are visible when smiling. If the gum is fundamentally healthy, this can be easily corrected with gingivoplasty.

Naturally, this requires an individual consultation, an assessment of the condition, and a panoramic X-ray, which shows how much gum can be safely removed from the teeth. The end result will definitely be a beautiful, aesthetic smile.

The Process of Gingivoplasty

The first step of the procedure is always anesthesia. This is followed by flap creation, which is possible using various graft materials. On the one hand, it is possible to use the patient’s own gum tissue if it can be harvested from the palate or the area behind the wisdom teeth. In this case, the selected area receives a wound dressing at the end of the procedure. However, if this is not possible, gingivoplasty is performed using animal-derived collagen matrices. After placement, the flap is then secured with fine sutures.

Healing and Post-Gingivoplasty Information

Until suture removal, which usually takes 2 weeks after the plastic surgery, it is strictly forbidden to clean the area with a toothbrush. We must avoid consuming spicy, hot, hard, or very hot foods and drinks. It is advisable to rest as much as possible and avoid strenuous activities during this time. It is very important to refrain from smoking for successful healing.

If we feel it is necessary, we can take painkillers or ice the affected area with a cold pack. It is also possible that our treating physician may prescribe an antibiotic course. In such cases, it is crucial to follow all instructions!

The true final result will be visible in the mirror in approximately 3-6 months, as this much time is needed for tissue maturation, depending on the individual.

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Is gingivoplasty painful?

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so it is painless. Mild discomfort may occur after the surgery.

How long does the recovery take?

The initial recovery takes 1-2 weeks, and the final result develops in 3-6 months.

Are the results lasting?

With proper oral hygiene, the results of gingivoplasty can be maintained in the long term.

When are the results visible?

The first improvement is noticeable quickly, but the final aesthetic result develops in a few months.

Gingivoplasty is an intervention of paramount importance not only from an aesthetic but also from a health perspective.

reduces tooth sensitivity
prevents further gum recession
protects tooth roots
improves smile aesthetics
contributes to long-term tooth retention

Oral surgery procedures are used to treat problems that can no longer be solved with simple dental treatment. Most often, surgical exposure of the affected area is also necessary, which is why they require special conditions in terms of the clinic, equipment, and expertise.

One of the most frequently performed oral surgery procedures is tooth extraction, which can be performed safely and without complications. But of course, the field of oral surgery is much broader than this. In addition to tooth removal, surgical removal of roots, bone grafting, and implantation also fall into this category. Oral surgery may also be necessary in cases of accidental injuries, and it can also be the solution for certain cystic, abscess, tumorous, or other inflammatory problems. Last but not least, the wisdom tooth must be highlighted, which can cause problems in almost any state: if it has erupted, it causes problems; if it remains impacted in the jawbone, it causes problems. Oral surgery helps us get through the aforementioned – and many other similar – problems more quickly and without risk or complications.

If a tooth cannot be saved, its removal is unavoidable, as it can lead to foci of infection and inflammation in our body. But in other cases, we may also opt for tooth extraction, whether for dental or aesthetic reasons.

Wisdom teeth cause discomfort for many people, sometimes for extended periods. If they cannot erupt or fully grow in, this often leads to inflammation and severe pain. If they erupt at an angle, they can cause crowding. Often, cleaning them is impossible, leading to further dental problems. Whatever the issue, it causes unpleasant symptoms, so it is usually advisable to have them removed.

A fractured tooth root can maintain a continuous inflammatory environment, which can cause great pain and also have an unpleasant effect on other parts of our body. In addition to generating swelling and pain, it can also initiate focal infection. Therefore, it is advisable to have it removed as soon as possible.

If root canal treatment is unsuccessful, we can still give our tooth one last chance by removing the root tip and the inflamed tissues around it. Thanks to the procedure, new and healthy bone tissue can develop, which can then be preserved for a long time.

There can be many reasons why an abscess forms around an inflamed tooth. This causes a lot of pain and other unpleasant symptoms, and if not treated in time, we must also expect the inflammation to spread further. Incision, or opening a dental abscess, prevents this and quickly alleviates the symptoms.

Gum recession causes a great deal of discomfort. Pain, swelling, and the negative impact on our smile can be remedied by gum plastic surgery. This versatile procedure also offers a solution for a gummy smile. Thus, gum plastic surgery not only eliminates pain-generating problems but also ensures an aesthetic smile.

As with any surgical procedure, a follow-up and possibly suture removal will be necessary. Until then, it’s best to avoid strenuous activities like sports or hiking, and if possible, delegate household chores to someone else! It’s also advisable to skip swimming, sunbathing, sauna, and hot baths for the next few days. If these are not followed, unfortunately, sutures may break open, bleeding may start, and in addition to throbbing pain, we will likely need to go to an emergency clinic. For a quick recovery, it’s better to take it easy and rest a lot!

After oral surgery, it is extremely important not to neglect oral hygiene, but to clean the affected areas carefully and only with a soft toothbrush. However, avoid rinsing for a few days, and do not suck or poke at the wound!

It is advisable to cool your face with an ice pack occasionally, but only for a maximum of 10 minutes at a time. This helps relieve pain and reduce any swelling that may occur as a result of the procedure. However, your face should not feel cold, and wet compresses are not recommended on the surgical area!

Mivel minden egyes szájsebészeti kezelés helyi érzéstelenítésben történik, ezért teljesen fájdalommentesek. Akkor sem kell eget rengető fájdalomra számítani, amikor az érzéstelenítő hatása kimegy. A műtét utáni fájdalom természetesen egyénfüggő, de legtöbbször elegendő a vény nélkül kapható fájdalomcsillapítók alkalmazása. Egyes esetekben azzal viszont számolnunk kell, hogy szájnyitási nehézségünk lehet. Ezt finom masszírozással tudjuk enyhíteni.

It is almost always necessary to take painkillers after the operation to alleviate any pain. In this regard, an antibiotic course is almost always necessary, which must be completed according to the doctor's instructions. This prevents complications and inflammation after the operation.

A szájsebészeti beavatkozást követően érdemes megvárni, hogy kimenjen az érzéstelenítő hatása, nehogy félre nyeljünk. A következő napokban pedig kerülni kell a tejtermékek, illetve a nyes húskészítmények fogyasztását. Éppúgy ajánlott a magvas, nagyon fűszeres és forró ételek száműzése az étrendünkből egy ideig. Ital szempontjából a szénsavas, illetve az alkoholos termékeket kell kerülni. Mivel a dohányzás rossz szájhigiéniát teremt, ezért jobb felfüggeszteni, vagy a lehető legnagyobb mértékben lecsökkenteni ezt a tevékenységet. Amennyiben ez nem sikerül, sajnos lassabb gyógyulással, illetve esetleges komplikációkkal is számolhatunk.

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Please book your appointment during our opening hours via our central phone number and make a note of the date. Don't worry, we'll send you a reminder!

Please arrive at least 10 minutes before your treatment to complete the necessary digital declaration. In most cases, you can park close to the clinic if you arrive by car.

After every dental treatment, please follow your dentist's instructions on what to do and what not to do. Be truly excellent and diligent!

Treatment warranty: fixed prostheses (crown, bridge, inlay) 2 years; removable prostheses 1 year; aesthetic fillings 1 year, with the exception of cervical fillings, due to etiology, further treatments and full prostheses are not covered by warranty!

We ask our kind patients to cancel their booked appointment at least 12 hours before the treatment. In case of a later cancellation, we will charge a consultation fee of 10,000 Ft for the next treatment.

Consultation	10,000 Ft
Panoramic X-ray	10,000 Ft
Retroalveolar Small X-ray, retroalveolar, per tooth	5,000 Ft
Pregnancy screening	10,000 Ft
Focal infection screening Consultation + panoramic X-ray	17,000 Ft

SPECIAL OFFER Tartar Removal with Polishing for Two Arches 15,000 HUF

Ultrasonic scaling With polishing (for two arches) + oral hygiene consultation	PROMOTION ~~22,000 Ft~~ 15,000 Ft
Dental air polishing (airflow salt polishing), as a standalone treatment (for two arches) + oral hygiene consultation	18,000 Ft
Ultrasonic scaling, supplemented with dental air polishing (airflow salt polishing) (for two arches) + oral hygiene consultation	PROMOTION ~~35,000 Ft~~ 25,000 Ft
Home teeth whitening (trays + home whitening material)	80,000 Ft
Biolase laser in-office deep whitening	124,000 Ft
Tooth jewel	25,000 Ft
Personalized oral hygiene education For prostheses, orthodontics, recurring problems, with a gift Curaprox toothbrush and Curaprox interdental brush	25,000 Ft
Curaprox toothbrush	2,000 Ft
Curaprox interdental brush	500 Ft

Premium Japanese Filling from Only 25,000 HUF!

Fissure sealing	15,000 Ft
Aesthetic cervical filling, with premium Japanese material	25,000 Ft
Aesthetic filling 1 surface, with premium Japanese material	27,000 Ft
Aesthetic filling 2 surfaces, with premium Japanese material	31,000 Ft
Aesthetic filling 3 or more surfaces, with premium Japanese material	36,000 Ft
Direct veneer	49,000 Ft
Temporary filling	6,000 Ft
Glass ionomer filling	20,000 Ft
Medicated lining	8,000 Ft
Milk tooth filling	21,000 Ft
Post and core buildup	30,000 Ft
Gradia inlay (inlay/onlay)	80,000 Ft
Ceramic inlay (inlay/onlay)	90,000 Ft
Gold inlay (inlay/onlay)	50,000 Ft + cost of gold inlay
Pressed ceramic (porcelain) veneer	85,000 Ft

Removal of old root canal filling	22,000 Ft
Trepanation (opening of root canal) + root canal treatment 1 canal	25,000 Ft
Trepanation (opening of root canal) + root canal treatment 2 canals	29,000 Ft
Trepanation (opening of root canal) + root canal treatment 3 or more canals	32,000 Ft
Medication change + temporary filling (1 tooth/session)	15,000–24,000 Ft
Root canal filling 1 canal	25,000 Ft
Root canal filling 2 canals	29,000 Ft
Root canal filling 3 or more canals	32,000 Ft
Mechanical root canal widening	8,000 Ft/tooth
Laser root canal disinfection	18,000 Ft
Medicated filling (Biodentine)	28,000 Ft
Rubber dam isolation per case	6,000 Ft
Removal of old post	25,000 Ft

Periodontal curettage per tooth	8,000 Ft
Periodontal curettage per quadrant	25,000 Ft
EpicX laser pocket disinfection, per tooth	11,000 Ft
Splinting of mobile teeth, per tooth	20,000 Ft
EpicX laser pocket treatment for full mouth	60,000 Ft

SPECIAL OFFER Metal-Ceramic 59,000 HUF; Zirconia 79,000 HUF

Ceramic-veneered crown or bridge unit (aesthetic metal-ceramic)	~~80,000 Ft~~ OPENING PROMOTION 59,000 Ft
Zirconium crown or bridge unit	~~95,000 Ft~~ OPENING PROMOTION 79,000 Ft
Pressed ceramic crown	85,000 Ft
Full removable denture	From 250,000 Ft
Metal-based removable denture (partial removable denture)	270,000 Ft
Denture with precision attachment	From 300,000 Ft
Screw-retained ceramic-veneered crown on implant abutment	85,000 Ft
Screw-retained zirconium crown on implant abutment	105,000 Ft
Pressed ceramic veneer	85,000 Ft
In-office temporary crown	15,000 Ft
Laboratory-made temporary crown	20,000 Ft
Removal of old crown or bridge	7,000 Ft/abutment
Recementation of old crown or bridge	15,000 Ft
Denture repair (breakage, clasp replacement)	35,000 Ft
Denture relining	40,000 Ft
Denture tooth replacement per piece	10,000 Ft
Temporary removable prosthesis (clip) for 1 tooth	40,000 Ft
Temporary removable prosthesis (clip) for 2 teeth	45,000 Ft
Temporary removable prosthesis (clip) for 3 teeth	50,000 Ft
Metal post and core	40,000 Ft
Zirconia post and core	60,000 Ft
Bar-retained full denture for one arch (without implant and abutment)	550,000 Ft

Oral surgery consultation	15,000 Ft
Tooth extraction (simple)	22,000 Ft
Tooth extraction (complex)	35,000 Ft
Milk tooth extraction	15,000 Ft
Surgical tooth extraction	35,000 Ft
Wisdom tooth extraction – non-surgical	30,000–50,000 Ft
Wisdom tooth extraction – surgical	50,000–70,000 Ft
Tooth root extraction – non-surgical	25,000–35,000 Ft
Tooth root extraction – surgical	35,000–45,000 Ft
Apicoectomy	From 50,000 Ft
Wisdom tooth exposure (circumcision)	15,000 Ft
Laser gum correction (Gingivectomy)	25,000 Ft
Cystectomy – small	60,000 Ft
Cystectomy – medium	70,000 Ft
Cystectomy – large	80,000 Ft

SGS titanium implant	180,000 Ft
Neodent Grand Morse titanium implant	159,000 Ft
Screw-retained titanium abutment for straight head	85,000 Ft
Screw-retained titanium abutment for angled head	95,000 Ft
Screw-retained zirconium abutment for straight head	115,000 Ft
Screw-retained zirconium abutment for angled head	123,000 Ft
Implant exposure and placement of healing abutment	25,000 Ft
Bone augmentation – closed sinus lift	130,000–160,000 Ft
Bone augmentation – open sinus lift	180,000–210,000 Ft
Bone augmentation – with membrane-covered graft	From 130,000 Ft + material cost
Gingivoplasty	From 35,000 Ft

SPECIAL OFFER, Fixed Appliance Only 189,000 HUF

Orthodontic specialist consultation	19,000 Ft
Traditional impression taking per arch	5,000 Ft
Digital impression taking per arch	10,000 Ft
Treatment plan	19,000 Ft
Fixed orthodontic appliance per arch Price includes initial archwire, brackets, ligatures, intermaxillary elastics, special springs, buttons, bonding	189,000 Ft
Surcharge for invisible, sapphire crystal fixed orthodontic appliance per tooth	19,000 Ft
Activation of fixed orthodontic appliances per session Price includes ligatures, intermaxillary elastics, special springs, buttons, etc., required approximately every 4-6 weeks	15,000 Ft
Archwire change per arch May be necessary depending on treatment progress	15,000 Ft
Replacement of detached tube/pc	5,000 Ft
Replacement of detached brackets/pc – metal	5,000 Ft
Replacement of detached brackets/pc – aesthetic sapphire	9,000 Ft
Removal of fixed appliance, with polishing	29,000 Ft / arch
Removable retainer (retention appliance) per arch	39,000 Ft
Fixed retainer (retention appliance) per arch	39,000 Ft
Bite elevation May be necessary depending on treatment progress, one-time cost	9,000 Ft
Transpalatal arch May be necessary depending on treatment progress, one-time cost	39,000 Ft

Smilezor® invisible orthodontics consultation package Includes specialist consultation, X-ray, and necessary impressions	39,000 Ft
Smilezor® QUICK package – minimal discrepancies	400,000 Ft
Smilezor® SIMPLE – short aesthetic treatments	520,000 Ft
Smilezor ®COMPLEX – basic package, moderate discrepancies	650,000 Ft
Smilezor ®PRO – complex cases/teens, significant crowding, bite discrepancies	830,000 Ft
Smilezor ®UNLIMITED – complex, severe cases, unlimited within 4 years	1,150,000 Ft
Smilezor® invisible orthodontics check-up	19,000 Ft

Removable orthodontic appliance for 1 arch	89,000 Ft
Removable orthodontic appliance for 2 arches	175,000 Ft
Activation of removable orthodontic appliances for 1 arch per session (required approximately every 2 months)	9,000 Ft
Activation of removable orthodontic appliances for 2 arches per session (required approximately every 2 months)	15,000 Ft

Old amalgam fillings have now been replaced by modern, tooth-colored composite fillings. These materials:

blend naturally with tooth color,
do not contain metal,
are durable and resistant,
provide an aesthetic smile.

Premium Japanese filling materials offer particularly good wear resistance and color stability, thus maintaining their aesthetic appearance in the long term. For more extensive decay, inlays, onlays, or even veneers may be considered, which replace lost tooth material even more precisely.

Initially, only a small, whitish spot may appear on the enamel, but without treatment, the process spreads deeper, reaching the dentin, and potentially even the pulp. In such cases, prevention is no longer sufficient – a dental filling is necessary. A decayed tooth is not just an aesthetic problem. It can cause sensitivity, pain, inflammation, and even tooth loss.

Stages of Tooth Decay and Necessary Interventions

In the early stage, the enamel is affected. At this point, a minor intervention may still be sufficient. However, when the decay reaches the dentin, the infected tooth material must be removed and replaced with a composite filling.

If the process reaches the tooth pulp, root canal treatment may become necessary. Therefore, it is especially important that the dental filling is done in time. Regular dental check-ups help to detect tooth decay in its early stages.

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1. The treatment always begins with a thorough examination. If necessary, an X-ray helps with an accurate diagnosis.

2. After removing the decayed area, the tooth is prepared. Modern composite fillings are built up layer by layer, cured with a special light. This ensures proper strength and durability.

3. At the end of the treatment, the filling is shaped and polished to ensure a precise bite and a natural tooth surface. In most cases, a dental filling can be completed in a single visit.

Is dental filling painful?

Thanks to modern anesthesia techniques, dental filling is now generally a completely pain-free procedure. Mild sensitivity may occur after treatment, especially with deeper decay, but this subsides within a short time. If the discomfort persists, a follow-up examination is recommended.

What to pay attention to after a dental filling?

Modern composite fillings set quickly, so you can eat and drink normally after the anesthetic wears off. In the case of larger fillings, temporary sensitivity to cold or heat may occur. This usually subsides within a few days. Regular and thorough oral hygiene contributes to the long lifespan of the filling.

When should a filling be replaced?

The lifespan of fillings depends on several factors: the condition of the tooth, bite conditions, and oral hygiene. If the marginal seal of the filling is inadequate, it discolors, or a crack appears, replacement may be necessary. These issues are detected during control examinations.

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Why choose DENTEO dental clinic for your dental filling?

A dental filling is not just a technical intervention, but also a precise aesthetic work. At our clinic, the goal is not only to eliminate decay but also to restore the natural appearance of the tooth.
We welcome our patients in a modern environment with experienced specialists in Budapest’s 7th district.

How painful is a dental filling?

Thanks to modern anesthesia techniques, dental fillings are now generally completely painless. In the case of deeper decay, mild post-sensitivity may occur, but this will disappear within a short time.

How long does a dental filling take?

The duration of a dental filling depends on the extent of the decay, but in most cases it can be done in 20–40 minutes. In the case of a larger filling, the treatment may take longer.

When can you eat after a dental filling?

Modern composite fillings set immediately, so you can eat and drink after the anesthetic has worn off. However, it is recommended to avoid foods that are too hard or very hot for the first few hours.

How long does a filling last?

The lifespan of a dental filling depends on oral hygiene, bite conditions, and the size of the filling. With proper care, a composite filling can last up to 8–10 years.

When should an old filling be replaced?

If the filling becomes discolored, cracks appear, or the marginal seal is inadequate, it may need to be replaced. Regular dental check-ups help to recognize the problem in time.

What is the difference between composite and amalgam fillings?

A composite filling is tooth-colored, aesthetic, and does not contain metal. Amalgam fillings are an older type, dark in color, and are typically replaced for aesthetic or health reasons today.

When is it worth replacing the gap?

When is dental prosthetics recommended?
Dental prosthetics typically comes into consideration when a tooth can no longer be saved (e.g., severe fracture, advanced damage), or when the gap causes functional and aesthetic problems. Often the missing tooth is not the “biggest concern,” but rather how the entire dentition reacts over time: loading conditions become disrupted, overloaded teeth may become sensitive, and cleanability can also deteriorate.

What can happen if we delay?
At the site of the missing tooth, bone loading may decrease, teeth may shift toward the gap, and the bite may also change. This doesn’t happen overnight, but over time it can make selecting the ideal dental prosthetic solution more difficult later on.

Which dental prosthetic is right for whom?

The “best dental prosthetic” always depends on whether the tooth root is present, how large the gap is, what the bone condition is like, and what your expectations are in terms of aesthetics, durability, and timeframe.

If one tooth is missing, these are often the main options:

implant + crown, if the tooth is missing and bone condition allows (no need to involve neighboring teeth)
dental bridge, if an implant is not recommended/postponed, and neighboring teeth are suitable as pillars
crown on natural tooth, if the tooth can be saved but is significantly damaged

If multiple teeth are missing, the decision typically comes down to fixed versus removable solutions, and implant-stabilized prosthetics may also be considered. For complete tooth loss, stability, cleanability, and comfort will be the key factors.

Dental Prosthetics Process

How does dental prosthetics work at DENTEO?

Dental prosthetics always begins with a condition assessment: we examine the teeth, gums, and bite situation, and if necessary, we use imaging diagnostics (X-ray/CT) for precision.

We then prepare a treatment plan in which we clearly show what steps to expect, what materials may be used, and approximately how much time to allow.

The actual duration may be influenced by preliminary treatments (e.g., healing after tooth extraction, root canal treatment, implantation and osseointegration). The goal in every case is for the dental prosthetic to be completed with a comfortable bite, natural appearance, and easily cleanable design.

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Amikor egy fog szorul pótlásra, akkor tökéletes megoldást jelenthet a korona. Ezen belül is több fajtát különböztetünk meg az anyagukat tekintve, így biztosan megtaláljuk azt, amelyik számunkra tökéletes. Bármilyen anyagból is készül majd a koronánk, mindenképpen szükség van a szóban forgó fog megmaradt gyökerére, vagy egy szomszédos fog felhasználására. Egyéb esetben, ha például nem szeretnénk egy teljesen ép fogunkat lecsiszoltatni a hiányzó fog pótlásához, akkor implantátum fejre lehet felerősíteni a koronát. Ilyenkor természetesen az implantálás lesz a fogpótlási folyamat első lépése.

The <strong>ceramic crown</strong> base is made of a metal alloy, with porcelain applied as the covering material. Thanks to its extremely stable yet flexible framework, it can bridge larger tooth gaps. Besides being an ideal solution, it offers one of the best choices in terms of price-value ratio.

A cirkon korona biokompatibilis és szövetbarát, nem termel semmilyen ellenanyagot a szervezetünk vele szemben, így mellékhatásoktól sem kell tartanunk egyáltalán. Utóbbi főként azoknak kedvez, akik például fémallergiával küzdenek, hiszen teljesen fémmentes. Front területeken is tökéletes megoldást kínál a szép fehér és esztétikus tulajdonságai miatt, valamint több fog pótlására is alkalmas.

The <strong>press ceramic crown</strong>, or ceramic crown by another name, ensures excellent aesthetics. It offers the best aesthetic effect, making it almost impossible to distinguish from the original tooth, even in the front area. This is precisely why it is in perfect harmony with your smile.

Amikor egy fog esetében a koronai rész nagy hányada már elpusztult – nagymértékű fogszuvasodás, vagy letört fog esetén például -, akkor nem szerencsés egyszerű töméssel próbálkozni. Ugyanis a tömés könnyedén kieshet, illetve sérülhet a záródása, ezért további szuvasodáshoz vezethet. A fogbetét ezzel szemben összetartja, egyben megvédi a megmaradt fogszéleket, és egy tökéletesen esztétikus megoldást biztosít. A fogbetétet a fogtechnikus készíti el lenyomat alapján, ami precízen megmintázott, természetes eredményt ad. Az inlay és onlay fogpótlások emellett tartósan oldják meg a problémánkat. Míg az első a kisebb kiterjedésű károkat orvosolja, addig a másik nagyobb kiterjedésű, a fog felszínét is beborító fogászati betétet jelenti.

Ezen belül az egyik típus az úgynevezett Gradia betét, mely elnevezés tulajdonképpen a fogbetét anyagát jelenti. Ennek rugalmassága és esztétikája kimagasló, éppen ezért igen közkedvelt. A szóban forgó anyag egy fényre kötő, kemény műanyag, mégis rugalmas.

Másik típusként a kerámia betétet kell megemlíteni, ami különösen ellenálló a rá ható erőkkel szemben. Ugyancsak tartós és teljesen természetes hatást kelt, miközben megőrzi a megmaradt fogállományunkat.

A fogászati kerámia héjak akkor jelenthetnek ideális megoldást, amikor esztétikai fogproblémákkal küzdünk. Amennyiben nem vagyunk elégedettek fogaink formájával, esetleg színével, vagy egyéb zavaró tényezők árnyékolják be mosolyunkat, akkor érdemes ezt a megoldást választanunk. A préskerámia héj szintkülönbséges, letört, zománchibás és hézagos fogak tekintetében is fantasztikus segítséget jelenthet. Ennek felhelyezéséhez csupán minimális mértékű csiszolás szükséges a fogak felszínén, végeredményül viszont tartós, gyönyörű és esztétikus fogsort kaphatunk. Ehhez természetesen elengedhetetlen a fogorvos és fogtechnikus összehangolt és precíz munkája. A kerámia héj lenyomat alapján készül, és akár 10-15 évre is gyönyörű mosolyt garantál. Ennek leteltével pedig könnyedén kicserélhető.

This denture can then be attached to the natural teeth using various techniques. In contrast, when all teeth are missing, a complete removable denture is needed. With this type, the highest degree of stability can be achieved with the help of implants.

How long does it take to make a denture?

The duration of a denture depends on whether a fixed denture is made on your own tooth, whether pre-treatment is required, or whether implantation is performed. A crown or bridge can often be made in a few sessions, in a shorter time, while in the case of an implant-based denture, it is worth planning for months due to the bone formation time. We will clearly show the schedule in the treatment plan compiled after the consultation.

What influences the price of a denture?

Prices are mostly determined by what type of denture is made, what material it is made of, whether pre-treatment is required (e.g. root canal treatment, recovery after tooth extraction, bone grafting), and what dental work is involved. The goal is to create a durable, easy-to-clean and aesthetic solution that is comfortable in the long term.

How long does a denture last?

A denture works best if it is easy to clean and the patient follows a home routine appropriate for the type of denture. For example, with bridge dentures, it is particularly important to keep the area under the bridge clean, and with implants, gum health is of paramount importance. Regular check-ups and professional dental hygiene treatment go a long way towards long-term stability.

Does it hurt to have a denture made?

The procedures are performed under anesthesia, so they are typically not painful during the treatment. Temporary sensitivity may occur after the treatment, which in most cases decreases within a short time.

What is the difference between a crown and an inlay?

A dental inlay (inlay/onlay) is ideal if part of the tooth can still be retained, and the restoration restores the inner/outer part of the tooth. The crown covers the coronal part of the tooth, and is more often considered in cases of greater damage.

What is the best solution for replacing a missing tooth?

In many cases, an implant + crown gives the most natural feeling, because it does not need to involve the neighboring teeth. If implantation is not recommended, a bridge may be an alternative, while in the case of a damaged but retainable tooth, a crown made on the own tooth may be considered. A condition assessment is required to make the decision.

How long does a dental restoration last?

Durability depends largely on the material, bite conditions and oral hygiene. With regular check-ups and proper cleaning, fixed dentures can function well for many years.

What can I do to prevent gum inflammation around my dentures?

The most important thing is daily thorough cleaning (with tools appropriate for the type of denture) and regular professional cleaning and check-ups. This is one of the biggest payback habits in terms of the durability of your dentures.

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Why choose DENTEO Dentistry for tooth replacement?

At DENTEO, we select the ideal solution for you based on a personalized treatment plan, and we place great emphasis on precise fit, aesthetics, and aftercare. Our patients’ feedback is the most important benchmark for us – that’s why we work to ensure that tooth replacement is not a compromise, but a real, everyday usable solution.

Increased consumption of highly staining foods and drinks – such as coffee, tea, tomatoes, beetroot, etc. – can lead to discolorations that cannot be remedied by other procedures alone. The same can be true for heavy smokers. Dental air polishing, however, is specifically designed to combat these pigment deposits, thereby guaranteeing a perfectly beautiful smile. Not only can your teeth become whiter, but they will also have a smooth surface, making it easier to clean future deposits after the treatment.

When do we use it?

This effective yet gentle dental cleaning treatment can also be considered as a standalone procedure if you only want to get rid of minor discolorations. With this technique, we can achieve naturally white and smooth teeth. Air polishing is essentially a type of teeth whitening procedure, as it removes surface stains. However, if the problem is more significant, LED teeth whitening can help, which also addresses further tooth discoloration. If other treatments are also needed to maintain the health and beauty of your teeth, then air polishing primarily serves to perfect the result.

How is the treatment performed?

Dental air polishing is performed using a special device. With this, we spray a mixed substance onto the affected teeth at high pressure, which consists of water, air, and a very fine abrasive powder. This mixture reaches even hard-to-reach areas and removes stubborn stains without damaging the tooth surface. The treatment is completely painless and poses no risk to the teeth or gums.

The results always speak for themselves, as you can say goodbye to unpleasant discolorations and achieve shiny, smooth teeth. Furthermore, you have the option to request flavored fine powder for the air polishing, making the treatment even more comfortable.

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What is Airflow (salt polishing) treatment?

Dental air polishing, also known as Airflow or salt polishing treatment, is a modern, gentle cleaning procedure that removes discolorations and plaque deposited on the tooth surface using a special mixture of water, air, and fine abrasive powder. The term "sandblasting" can be misleading, as it does not involve actual sand, but rather an extremely fine cleaning agent that does not harm tooth enamel.

Airflow technology is particularly effective in removing surface stains caused by coffee, tea, red wine, smoking, or highly staining foods. After the treatment, teeth not only appear brighter but also become smoother, which helps to slow down the accumulation of new deposits.

How does it differ from ultrasonic scaling?

Ultrasonic scaling primarily serves to remove hard calculus, while dental air polishing is effective in removing finer discolorations and deposits. The two procedures are often most effective when used to complement each other, rather than as alternatives.

That’s why we also offer a treatment package that combines ultrasonic scaling with dental air polishing. This ensures that the entire surface of the teeth is cleaned, hard-to-reach areas become cleaner, and the aesthetic result is more striking.

How painful is dental air polishing?

Dental air polishing is a gentle procedure that is completely painless for most patients. In cases of sensitive tooth necks, mild, temporary discomfort may occur, but this is short-lived and does not lead to lasting sensitivity.

The treatment does not damage tooth enamel and poses no risk to the gums, provided it is performed with appropriate indications and professional supervision.

How long does the treatment take?

For standalone dental air polishing, the treatment typically takes 30–45 minutes, depending on the extent of discoloration and the condition of the teeth.

If combined with ultrasonic scaling, the total treatment time is usually around 60 minutes. Each treatment concludes with oral hygiene advice to help the patient maintain the achieved results long-term.

This can occur, for example, on the surfaces of closely spaced teeth, or in the grooves of molars. In such cases, air polishing can effectively remove any calculus particles, even those invisible to the naked eye, that may remain after ultrasonic scaling, as well as accumulated discolorations.

Dental hygiene is essentially an umbrella term for all dental activities that ensure the maintenance and creation of healthy gums and clean teeth. Furthermore, they also help ensure that daily oral care is properly and easily integrated into our daily lives. It matters how we brush our teeth, with what, and what additional oral care steps we take. But we must go even further if we truly want beautiful and healthy teeth, thereby avoiding the possibility of major problems developing.

Dental hygiene thus plays an extremely important role in dentistry.

In addition to home oral care, it is often essential to visit the dental clinic to maintain a perfect and healthy smile, where professional procedures assist us. We do a lot for the health of our teeth and oral cavity by regularly attending dental screenings, as any problems with our teeth will always be revealed there. And once someone starts maintaining their teeth, they will know when they need to return to the dental chair to sustain the beautiful results.

The health of the oral cavity is served by treatments primarily aimed at achieving its cleanliness, thereby also helping us avoid various infections. Mainly teeth cleaning, teeth regenerating, and cosmetic dental procedures assist in this.

Ha nem megfelelő a szájhigiénia, az sajnos igen gyorsan vezethet nagyobb problémákhoz. A fogakon a lepedék előbb-utóbb fogkőlerakódásokat eredményez, ami aztán később még nagyobb gondokat indít el. Éppen ezért kiemelkedő fontosságú, hogy helyes fogmosási és szájápolási technikák elsajátításával nagyobb hangsúlyt adjunk a megelőzésnek is!

A mindennapokban elég gyakori kellemetlenséget jelenthet például a rossz lehelet, de ugyancsak sokszor fordul elő, hogy érzékeny, gyulladt a fogíny. Az sem ritka, amikor fogmosáskor vérzést tapasztalunk, de sajnos ez az állapot még fokozódhat is, amikor ínysorvadás indul el. Ugyancsak a dentálhigiéniás panaszok közé sorolható a laza és mozgó fog, valamint a szemmel is látható elszíneződések és lerakódások a fogainkon. Ezen felül bármilyen kellemetlenséget, irritációt, érzékenységet érzünk, jobb, ha nem várunk, és szakértő segítséget, tanácsot kérünk! Minél hamarabb tesszük ezt meg, annál könnyebben lehet útját állni a panaszoknak!

Unfortunately, tartar eventually appears even with proper oral care. If left untreated, it can lead to more serious dental problems – gingivitis, periodontal disease, or even tooth loss. Therefore, it is extremely important to have tartar removed regularly, at least once a year. This not only maintains the health of our oral cavity but also ensures a naturally radiant smile!

Perhaps many people are still unfamiliar with this dental procedure, even though it has many benefits! Dental air polishing, also known as Airflow teeth cleaning, can stand alone as a treatment, but it can also be used as a supplement to professional teeth cleaning procedures. Let’s see exactly what this treatment is and when it is worth using!

Unfortunately, daily consumption of coffee and other staining foods and drinks leaves significant marks on the teeth. Of course, there can be other causes of tooth discoloration, but in all cases, it is a very bothersome phenomenon. To be able to smile confidently again, it is worth taking advantage of the opportunities offered by teeth whitening. The results are immediately visible after the procedure, which can mean teeth several shades whiter.

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