Dental Holiday in Slovakia has 2 ways to make crowns / veneers: 1. Hand-made in the dental lab, the whole preparing, baking, cooling and finishing process takes 6-8 working days, which cannot be sped up in any way. Therefore, we
The Importance of getting dental treatment abroad In every day life, no matter who we are or where we are from, we always like the feeling of getting value for the money we spend. Whether we are looking to buy
Q: What is a veneer? A: A veneer is a thin layer of restorative material bonded over the tooth in order to improve the aesthetic look of the tooth or protect the damaged tooth. Porcelain veneers are used to make
“Hi Daniel, I just wanted to let you know how pleased I am with my new crowns, they are superb, thank you so much Dr Marek.I can’t thank you all enough for the treatment I received, the girls, Marian &
The enamel on teeth is becoming more and more worn away due to increased exposure to acidic foods and drinks. Dentists are now sending out warning to consumers of acidic drink, such as fizzy drinks and fruit juices, with lemon
Zirconium crowns in Piestany Dental Clinic Please visit https://dentalholiday.co.uk to make a free 30 second inquiry and receive your free quotation within 24 hours. Or simply call Daniel Shaw on 00421 915 892 218 for more details.
Dave had couple of white composite fillings, 10 Zirconium Crowns and dental hygiene. He stayed in on of the clinic’s town centre apartments. Here is what he had to say about his time with us: “I had a wonderful
The first in depth survey of dental treatment abroad seekers has been carried out, incorporating the experiences of 650 patients who have travelled for treatment. The survey is incredibly positive about the “dental holiday” experience and will encourage more patients
MORE than 11 million British adults have not seen a dentist in the last two years – because even a check-up is too expensive. And more than half the adult population now have teeth missing. Almost eight million patients admit
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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