Smile And Teeth Dental

Why international patients choose Smile And Teeth

The clinic uses premium Swiss systems, including Nobel Biocare® and IHDE®, and provides multiple comfort options, including twilight sedation, IV sedation, and general anaesthesia, also known as sleep dentistry.

The English-, German-, and Hungarian-speaking team treats international patients daily and has placed 13,000+ implants to date.

Snapshot

• City: Budapest, Hungary, Buda side, with easy access by metro, tram, or taxi
• Clinic hours: Monday–Friday, 08:00–20:00; Saturday–Sunday closed
• Languages: English, German, Hungarian, plus additional languages with specific dentists
• Payments: Visa, Mastercard, cash, bank transfer
• Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, free water, free parking, free X-rays, wheelchair accessible

Treatments available

• Implants and full-arch solutions, including immediate implants, All-on-4 fixed acrylic, All-on-6 fixed porcelain, and small or large bone grafts
• Crowns and veneers, including zirconia crowns and veneers, porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns, and composite veneers
• Dentures, including full acrylic upper and lower dentures
• Orthodontics, including metal braces, clear braces, and retainers
• Restorative dentistry and oral surgery, including composite fillings, inlays, onlays, simple extractions, and impacted extractions
• Whitening and hygiene, including in-office teeth whitening, take-home whitening kits, and deep cleaning, also called scaling and root planing
• Diagnostics, including consultation, panoramic X-ray, and CT/3D scan
• Comfort options, including twilight sedation, IV sedation, and general sedation by an anaesthesiologist

Patients consistently praise the clinic’s modern setting, gentle care, clear English communication, and efficient timelines for smile-rehabilitation cases.

Meet the dentists

• Dr. László Koronczay: Master of Immediate Loading Implantology; in private practice since 1992, with about 33 years of experience.
• Dr. Éva Szánthó: 24 years’ experience; aesthetic dentist and specialist of oral diseases. Languages include German, English, French, Hungarian, and Romanian.
• Dr. Bertalan Németh: 11 years’ experience; dento-alveolar surgeon; ITI Study Club member. Languages include English, Hungarian, and Spanish.
• Dr. Bernadett Fekete: 10 years’ experience; orthodontics specialist. Languages include English, French, and Hungarian.
• Dr. Hye-Won Jeon: 9 years’ experience; general dentistry. Languages include German, English, and Korean.

Getting there & local tips

Smile And Teeth is in Budapest on the Buda side, with straightforward access by public transport and taxis. From central hotels, you can take the Metro and tram for a short walk, or book Bolt or a licensed city taxi for door-to-door service. If you are driving, on-site or nearby parking is available.

Who this clinic is ideal for

• Travelers seeking fixed teeth in about five days with immediate-loading protocols
• Patients comparing All-on-4 or All-on-6 prices with home-country costs and wanting sedation options
• English-, German-, and Hungarian-speaking patients who value clear communication and extended weekday hours

FAQs

1) What warranties or guarantees are offered?

Short answer: Warranties are typically provided; terms vary by procedure.

Expanded: Written guarantees for implants, crowns, prosthetics, and other treatments have specific durations and maintenance rules. Ask for your written warranty before treatment so what is covered, and for how long, is clear.

2) Where exactly is the clinic and how do I get there?

Short answer: Smile And Teeth is in Budapest on the Buda side, with easy access by metro, tram, taxi, or ride-hail.

Expanded: Most visitors reach the clinic from city-center hotels using the Metro and a short walk, or door-to-door with Bolt or a licensed Budapest taxi. If driving, plan a little extra time for city traffic. Parking is available.

3) What languages does the team speak?

Short answer: English, German, and Hungarian are spoken clinic-wide; other languages are available with specific dentists.

Expanded: Individual clinicians also speak French, Spanish, Korean, and Romanian. If you prefer a specific language, request a matching dentist when booking.

4) What payment methods are accepted?

Short answer: Visa, Mastercard, cash, and bank transfer are accepted.

Expanded: For larger implant plans, many patients choose bank transfer. If paying by card, notify your bank about foreign transactions and check daily limits before travel.

5) Is sedation available for anxious patients?

Short answer: Yes—twilight sedation, IV sedation, and general anaesthesia are offered.

Expanded: Mention sedation during your quote so the anaesthesiologist can be scheduled and your visit length can be planned appropriately.

6) How many trips do I need for implants or crowns?

Short answer: Crowns and veneers often fit within 3–5 days; full-arch implants are commonly planned as about five days for fixed provisionals.

Expanded: Immediate-loading protocols reduce waiting time between surgery and fixed teeth. Final timelines depend on bone quality and case complexity. Your treatment plan will specify any follow-up appointments.

7) Do you help with travel logistics?

Short answer: Yes—coordinators can align appointments with flights and hotels.

Expanded: Ask for scheduling that clusters diagnostics, surgery, and try-ins to maximize sightseeing time in Budapest.