Category: Dental Treatment Abroad

Dental Holiday accommodation

Dental Accommodation

Self-Catering Apartments Close to our dental clinic and also to the town centre are our modern self-catering apartments. These are available to rent for just £30 per night, and have everything you need for a comfortable stay with no need

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Porcelain Veneers Abroad – £397

Want to love the smile you’ve always wanted? QUALITY: (Pure ceramic (Metal-Free) Zirconia & Emax – The best veneer material in the world today – used in HollywoodSave TIME: Your tooth veneers completed in 1 short visit of 4 working days or 2 one day

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Dental phone

CONTACT YOUR DENTIST ABROAD For general dentistry abroad inquiries, please use the form on the right and we’ll get back to you within 24 hours. If you have a more detailed inquiry or a photograph, treatment plan or x-ray that

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Dentistry abroad – the safest option

How safe is dentistry abroad? Funny enough, the question I hear the most from potential patients after “How much will the dental treatment cost” is “Can I trust your clinic / dentist” or something along those lines.

Where you travel abroad and which dental clinic you choose, is a much more important factor on the “safety” of the whole dental procedure abroad than how much you end up paying, I’m sure. However there are a number of things that you can do beforehand to make sure that you are getting the best quality dental treatment while enjoying the affordable prices offered by dental clinics abroad. After 4 years of dealing with 1000’s of British patients seeking treatment abroad at Piestany Dental Clinic in Slovakia, here are my thoughts on the matter:

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Why are NHS dentists failing?

UK dentists are now paid a flat rate covering the amount of work they are contracted to do each year, which is measured in UDAs (units of dental activity). In theory, at least, there is both a greater guarantee of

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Distal or back teeth

Distal is a  technical term that means “behind” or “to the back of”.  In dentistry terms, your back teeth are distal to your front teeth.  Essentially, a distal tooth or teeth mean the posterior of the mouth.

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Anaesthetic

A sedative drug used before and/or during treatment to alleviate pain. Lidocaine is a common local aesthetic used for dental treatment. We can also plan dental treatment under general anaesthetic, however with general anaesthetic there are some important points to

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Canine teeth

Canine teeth are also called cuspids or fangs if referring to the upper jaw teeth. They are usually stronger and longer than other teeth but not always, so they may be confused with incisors. Canine teeth are situated on either

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Molars or bi-cuspids

Molars are the teeth at the back of the mouth adjacent to the bi-cuspids. The typical mouth has eight or twelve molars, depending if the third molars (wisdom teeth) have erupted. Molars are labelled upper right first molar, upper left

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