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Why is Újbuda Dental one of the best clinics for oral hygiene treatments?
Reliable oral hygiene
We are only willing to perform our dental hygiene work using high-quality materials that we would feel comfortable using on our own family members.
Professional treatment
Our patients love us not only because they receive precise and reliable treatments, but also because we can explain them clearly and take individual ideas and possibilities into account.
Price sensitivity
We are flexible and continue to provide high-quality, guaranteed oral hygiene treatments that best suit our patients’ financial circumstances. This allows us to perfect their smiles. 🙂
Oral health means long-term protection for our teeth.
Dental hygiene is not only about the health of our teeth, but also about protecting our bodies. A routine procedure can do more than you might think.
Although most of the bacteria found in our mouths are harmless, their excessive proliferation increases the risk of certain diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, stroke, and premature birth.
If we are healthy and our body’s general protective functions are working well, and we routinely take care of our teeth by brushing them two or three times a day, the acid-producing bacteria in our mouths, which play an important role in breaking down food, cannot cause much harm. However, if we do not remove plaque from our teeth and the small gaps between them, the bacteria will multiply and cause tooth decay. This process can lead to the easier appearance and proliferation of other pathogenic bacterial strains, which can cause gum inflammation and periodontal disease, which are unfortunately considered widespread diseases in our country and affect 50 percent of the population to some extent.
Krisztina Szászné Bella
Senior dental assistant, dental hygienist
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The most modern oral hygiene procedures in Budapest
During periodontal disease, active bacteria travel through the bloodstream to distant and deeper parts of our body. Scientific research shows that bacteria found in our mouths can be linked to heart attacks, endocarditis, strokes, pneumonia, and premature births.
Not only does the health of our mouth affect our overall health, but the reverse is also true. Certain diseases seriously affect the condition of our gums and teeth. These include osteoporosis, which often leads to tooth loss, and diabetes, which increases the risk of developing periodontal disease.
In addition, poor dental health can also have a negative impact on our mental health. A beautiful smile is a natural expression of confidence and success, which is almost indispensable in today’s society, where visual appearance is highly valued. It is no coincidence that wearing braces or undergoing other cosmetic dental treatments, such as teeth whitening, is becoming increasingly common among adults. An “inappropriate smile” can be a disadvantage in various social interactions, such as in private life or even in the labor market.
Throughout history, as is still the case today, perfect and healthy teeth have been the privilege of the upper classes. The WHO emphasizes that the populations of developing countries are particularly affected by dental diseases, which have an impact on almost every aspect of their lives. Children’s oral health is of particular concern, as chronic toothache or gum disease prevents them from eating properly (chewing and tasting food), speaking, sleeping, and attending school, and also affects their general well-being, which can make it difficult for them to integrate into society.
Protecting our teeth, regular dental care, and dental check-ups can be extremely important for maintaining our overall health. The emphasis is primarily on prevention rather than treatment. By thoroughly brushing our teeth, using fluoride toothpaste and dental floss (not only for crowded teeth), we can properly remove plaque and prevent the proliferation of acid-producing bacteria.
A routine procedure that is practically free compared to treating diseased teeth!
We cannot emphasize enough how much discomfort an annual dental visit with simple dental hygiene treatment can spare our patients. We call this routine procedure a “preventive strike,” and we can say without exaggeration that it can indeed be a strike against many problems.
The dentists and dental hygienists working at our clinic in Újbuda are committed to prevention. They do everything they can to keep your teeth healthy in the long term. One of the most popular and successful ways to do this is to visit our dental clinic at least every six months for a preventive check-up, and it is worth combining these regular dental check-ups with oral hygiene treatment, i.e., tartar removal.
As a result, not only will your teeth look better with the removal of discoloration and tartar, but this quick, simple, and painless treatment can also prevent more serious dental problems from developing.
How much do our oral hygiene services cost?
Dental hygiene prices at the Újbuda Dental clinic
| Dental hygiene services | Price |
|---|---|
| Professional tartar removal with sandblasting polishing (Surprise your loved ones with this treatment!) | 30 530 HUF |
| Sandblasting polishing | 20 810 HUF |
| Oral hygiene program 3 sessions (per session) | 15 110 HUF |
If you want to make your healthy teeth even more sparkling and snow-white
| Teeth whitening treatments | Price |
|---|---|
| Opalescence BOOST, in-office teeth whitening (120 minutes) (Surprise your loved ones with a beautiful smile!) | 103 950 HUF |
| Bleach’n Smile Schütz Dental clinics teeth whitening and depuration | 74 960 HUF |
| Home teeth whitening (preparation, teeth whitening tray and teeth whitening material) | 81 950 HUF |
| Teeth whitening for root-treated teeth (per tooth) | 29 130 HUF |
5 reasons to choose dental hygiene treatment
We have five reasons why you should regularly attend oral hygiene treatments, i.e., tartar removal, at our clinic in Újbuda:
- your teeth will be aesthetically pleasing and free of discoloration again;
- your teeth will remain strong and healthy in the long term;
- can prevent the development of periodontal diseases accompanied by unpleasant symptoms;
- prevents unpleasant breath;
- receive practical and personalized advice on effective home dental care;
How does tartar form, and how does it cause damage?
Plaque is a bacterial film that forms on the surface of teeth. Plaque is caused by eating.
Certain foods and drinks discolor our teeth with the help of accumulated plaque, forming a yellowish-brown layer on them.
Tartar is calcified plaque. Its formation threatens the health of your teeth, because if it is not removed in time, it can cause tooth decay and gum inflammation.
The harmful effects of tartar on health
- gum recession
- bone atrophy
- loose and shifting teeth
- the development of tooth sensitivity
- tooth loss
Unfortunately, neither deposits, discoloration, nor tartar can be removed using home methods; this can only be done in a dental office.
Against tartar, tartar removal!
In half an hour, a dental hygienist or dentist will remove tartar and yellowish-brown discoloration using a special procedure called ultrasonic tartar removal. This gentle procedure is sometimes equivalent to teeth whitening, as your teeth regain their natural color and vibrant shine.
Tartar removal is a simple routine procedure that we perform regularly and successfully in our clinic. The process consists of the following steps:
1. Control test
Tartar removal begins with a thorough examination, during which your dentist will assess the current condition of your teeth and determine the extent of tartar buildup since your last treatment.
2. Ultrasonic tartar removal
This is followed by the removal of tartar and discoloration using a special ultrasonic device called a depurator. This device gently but effectively removes deposits without causing any damage to the tooth enamel. The intense vibrating motion of the device creates air bubbles, which cause the tartar to crumble and fall off the teeth.
3. Special salt blowing
During this treatment, a mixture of water and a very fine dental salt specially designed for this purpose is sprayed onto the surface of your teeth at high pressure using a salt spray device. This procedure allows the salt to penetrate even hard-to-reach interdental spaces and gently remove discoloration. The remaining salt is then rinsed out of the mouth.
4. Polishing
As a final step, we polish the surface of your teeth with a polishing paste, special brushes, and rubber cups. This procedure prevents plaque from re-adhering to your teeth. Polishing makes your teeth silky smooth and full of life.
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