UNI Dentist, dentistry Hungary - Dentland

Dr. Beáta Gyarmati Education Speciality Certificate in Conservative Dentistry and Prothetics (2006) Speciality Certificate in Dental and Oral Disease (2001) Degree in Dentistry at University Medical School of Debrecen (1999) Professional Experience Since 2006 to date: DENTLAND Aesthetic Dental and Implantological Centre Since 2003 to date: District Dental Practice, Bocskaikert 1999: Diósgyőr Hospital, Paediatric Dental Practice in Miskolc, Dental Radiology, private dental practice     Dr. Robert Ónodi-Szűcs Education Speciality Certificate in Dental and Oral Disease (2000) Degree in Dentistry at University Medical School

Dental solutions just 4.5 hours away: that’s a 2.5-hour flight and a free 2-hour ride in a luxury car!   Direct flights from the UK and Ireland: British Airways from Heathrow, Gatwick easyJet from Gatwick and Luton Jet2.com from Manchester MALÉV from Heathrow, Gatwick and Dublin Wizz Air from Luton aerlingus.com from Dublin   Indirect flights

About Debrecen... Debrecen, the second biggest city of Hungary (astonishingly with only 220,000 inhabitants) is regarded as the ‘capital’ of Eastern Hungary due to its central position geographically and significant function politically and economically.

Hungarian Health Care System. Hungarian health-care is outstanding with its state-of-the-art equipment and highly qualified medical professionals.

Why dentistry Hungary? Perhaps you’ve had problems getting certain dental treatments on the NHS? Perhaps you’ve found going private insanely expensive? Perhaps you’re desperately in need of a break and want to combine it with important dental care?

We can only provide a specific quotation after setting up a dental treatment plan. The necessary consultation is free of charge.
For information and documentation, contact us personally via e-mail, phone, fax or text message. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask our staff for a telephone consultation with our dentist professionals.

It is an artificial root made of biomaterial used as a replacement for a lost tooth. It is usually made of pure titanium, which is completely compatible with the human organism. Implants are manufactured on the basis of almost twenty-year-long practical experience.