Hi Everyone at Piestany, Just to let you know how grateful to all of you I am on my recent visit, especially Marek. My teeth are wonderful and I’m delighted with the end results. Also thank you to Monika and the
“Dear Daniel, Thank you so much for your reply, my dental clinic has quoted full bottom jaw with 10 implants for £8750 pounds. But am now going to check what kind they are from the list you so kindly gave
These days, my patients tell me that it’s common knowledge that having your dentistry done abroad is a cheaper option for receiving dental treatment without compromising on quality. Shortly after the fall of the communism in the 80’s, Germans, and
Dr. Marek Salka and Daniel Shaw from Dental Holiday in Slovakia, recently attended the British Academy of cosmetic Dentistry annual meeting in Edinburgh. Congratulations on your certificates! Keep up the good work. Hope to see you soon!
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:
Carol came to our dental clinic abroad in March 2009. She had 4 Ankylos dental implants, 10 implant crowns, dental hygiene and some tooth extractions. She came with her husband Edward. We have some photos from her trip to Dental
Daniel Shaw and Dr. Marek with another satisfied dental patient from the UK. This time it’s a boxer from London. One common accident that occurs to a boxer is losing a tooth (or teeth!) during a boxing match or sparring
According to a recent report published by the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB), millions of adults in England and Wales are unable to find a publicly funded dentist to treat them and have abandoned regular check-ups. Dentistry, like many areas of
A revolutionary laser device that detects the early signs of tooth decay could end the need for fillings. The hand-held machine, designed by scientists at Strathclyde University, Glasgow, uses a laser to create an image of a tooth’s mineral content
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