Professional Dentistry

Yes, a referral is required – regardless of whether the examination is covered by the National Health Fund (NFZ) or performed privately.

• Topical anesthesia – applied to the oral mucosa with an anesthetic gel or spray.

• Infiltration anesthesia – administered by injecting the anesthetic into the soft tissues or under the periosteum, which blocks nerve conduction at the site of injection.

• Conduction (nerve block) anesthesia – involves injecting the anesthetic near the nerve responsible for transmitting pain sensations from a specific area of the oral cavity.

We also use QuickSleeper system.

Yes, at our clinic we perform microscopic root canal treatment, which is considered the current gold standard in endodontics.

Differences between microscopic and traditional root canal treatment:

• Greater precision and visibility

• More thorough cleaning of the canals

• Reduced risk of complications

• Higher chance of saving complex cases

• Enhanced comfort and safety for the patient

The time needed to make complete dentures (upper and lower) depends on the patient’s individual situation. On average, the process takes between 2 to 4 weeks and usually involves 4–5 visits to the dental office.

Yes, at our clinic you can spread out the cost of your treatment into convenient installments thanks to our partnership with the MediRaty system.

Yes, it is possible to remove multiple teeth during one appointment, provided there are no medical contraindications.

The decision regarding the number of teeth to be extracted is made individually by the dentist or oral surgeon after evaluating the patient’s overall health, reviewing X-ray images, and considering both comfort and safety during the procedure.