Dental treatment prices

The dentist coats your teeth with fluoride varnish or a remineralizing gel.

The dentist restores the shape, translucency and color of the tooth with a light-cured composite, layer by layer.

A restoration for complex cases: large chips, reshaping teeth in the smile zone, replacing failed old restorations.

Complex extraction of any tooth, not only a wisdom tooth: when it is hidden in the bone or gum, grows at an angle or has complex branching roots.

A cyst is a growth at the root tip caused by a chronic infection in the root canals.

We rebuild the bone of the upper jaw in the area of the maxillary sinuses so that an implant can be placed. The dentist chooses the closed or open technique based on a 3D CT scan.

All the teeth of one jaw restored with a fixed prosthesis anchored on four implants.

All the teeth of one jaw restored with a fixed prosthesis on six implants.

An onlay made of pressed lithium disilicate rebuilds a tooth that is 30–60% damaged. It replaces only the missing part, while the healthy walls and the pulp are preserved.

Thin pressed-ceramic veneers change the shape, size and shade of your teeth.

A post and core builds a support for a crown when little is left of the visible part of the tooth.

A removable denture on a metal framework, made from custom impressions.

In Damon braces, the archwire is not tied in with elastics: it slides freely in the bracket.

After braces come off or a course of clear aligners ends, teeth tend to drift back to where they were. A fixed retainer and a removable tray hold them in their new position.

Clear aligners are transparent trays made of hypoallergenic medical-grade polymer from a 3D model of your teeth.

The microscope magnifies the working field 20–30 times and lights it up.

We treat teeth while you are in a medicated sleep, supervised by an anesthesiologist.

The dentist cleans the periodontal pockets of tartar below the gum line, plaque and inflamed granulation tissue.

The dentist joins loose teeth into a single block with a thin fiberglass ribbon.

A digital X-ray of one to three teeth that the dentist takes during your visit.

Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) produces a three-dimensional image of the bone, root canals and jaw joints.

A cephalometric X-ray is an image of the head in a frontal or lateral view.

A CT scan of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) produces a three-dimensional image of the joint.