PURGERDENT Dental Clinic - Budapest, Gödöllő

INTRODUCTION

I am Dr. István Purger, I graduated in 2000 at the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of Pécs, then I worked in Oral Surgery and Children's dentistry for two years. I have been working in Gödöllő since 2001 and finished my professional examination in 2003.

Our motto: Humanity, precision, empathy!

A dental problem can be uncomfortable for the patient, but they do not have to suffer alone. My goal is to make the treatments at the highest possible standard and with the least inconvenience to the patient. It is also crucial for us to assure that you - the client feels comfortable and safe throughout the time they spend with us.

Every member of my team pays special attention to our patients and is constantly aware of exactly what kind of treatment will happen.

In our modern clinic, we are looking forward to welcoming everyone with modern instruments that meet the needs of the 21st century, using the latest, safest techniques in every treatment.

Our services include, conserving and aesthetic dentistry & making dentures. We have extensive experience in the field of implantology, and we also perform oral surgery.

In order to provide the best for our patients, we have recently expanded our instrumentation dentistry with a modern dental unit, a dental surgery device and an operational microscope.

We welcome all patients both old & new.

TREATMENTS AND PRICE LIST

Consultation

Free

Aesthetic filling

10 000 - 15 000 HUF

Furrow sealing

10 000 HUF

Root treatment

20 000 - 60 000 HUF

Microscopic root treatment

From 60 000 HUF

Root pin

15 000 - 20 000 HUF

Tooth extraction

30 000 - 40 000 HUF

Porcelain crown

45 000 HUF per tooth

Zirconium crown

65 000 HUF per tooth

Metal crown

25 000 HUF per tooth

Felxible Denture

100 000 HUF

Plastic denture

80 000 HUF

Denture underlay

15 000 HUF

Implantation

From 120 000 HUF per tooth (with healing caps)

Implant abutment

40 000 HUF

Tooth scale removal

16 000 HUF

DENTAL CARE TIPS

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Dental Care Advice for infants

From the outbreak of baby teeth.
Dental Care Advice for small children

Taking care of baby tooth for children aged 2 to 6 years old
Dental Care Advice for children

Prevention for children aged 6 to 14 years old
Dental Care Advice for Adults.

Mouth hygiene from the age of 14 and above

Dental Care Advice for infants

From the outbreak of baby teeth, it is important to clean them, to familiarize the babies with brushing. There are many tools on the market for this purpose; most of them are the most traditional toothbrushes. With their soft bristles, they ensure the most thorough cleaning of the surface of the teeth, but do not violate the irritated gums due to the teeth in the dentition.

It is important to use specially designed toothpaste for children, because of its low fluorine content so it is not a problem if they happen to swallow this. In the first year, instead of toothbrushes you can choose the so-called toothbrush cloths. In my experience, at this age most often the neck of the incisors is pierced, so the greatest emphasis should be placed on the cleaning of this area.

Dental Care Advice for small children

At this age, the most important thing is to acquire a good tooth brushing technique with the help of dental pill tablets available in pharmacies and drugstores. This allows the parent to check the effectiveness of brushing. This test can also be used by adults too!

Dental Care Advice for children

The most effective prevention of residual teeth damage is the furrow closure of the chewing teeth that disappear after the loss of the teeth. In this case, the top of the teeth is covered with liquid white filling without drilling.

Dental Care Advice for Adults.

In addition to average oral hygiene (brushing for 3 minutes), Decay between the teeth can be hidden. Patients often report an unexpected and incomprehensible break of their teeth, most often due to decay between the teeth. That is why annual dental screening is very important.

Another major group of adult dental diseases is gum and dental inflammation caused by tartar. A completely intact and painless tooth can be accompanied by gingival bleeding in a decade, followed by massive tooth loss. This can be prevented by the annual cleaning of the tartar. Hidden, symptom-free dental inflammations can also cause internal medical conditions. In this case, due to the blood test laboratory results, a nucleation test is required, which can be detected by dental X-ray imaging or panoramic X-ray imaging.