Dr. Zsófia Tóth’s aesthetic surgery on a patient’s lower jaw.

Edge bonding, before and after (lower jaw)

Everyday wear-and-tear takes a toll on our teeth. Many of our patients visit us to treat their broken tooth caused by bigger or smaller accidents. We treat patients with serious injuries that may affect more than one tooth, and patients with minor injuries affecting only the edge of the tooth. The extent of the damage determines the appropriate procedure. In many cases, instead of complex procedures, a much simpler edge bonding may be the right treatment.

The injuries of our patient’s lower jaw are considered serious. Besides being uneven, the injured teeth caused our patient discomfort when biting and chewing. The worn-down and deformed edges and an early-stage tooth decay could have led to even more serious complications. Our patient did the right thing when visiting us. Not only the tooth decay was treated, but also the aesthetic problems as the deformed edges were evened, making her healthier and her smile more beautiful.

Edge bonding, before and after (higher jaw)

Teeth are often exposed to the rigours of everyday life and many of our patients come to us because of a tooth fracture caused by an accident. Some of our patients have larger, multi-tooth injuries and, of course, there are smaller defects that we have to treat, which are only on the edges and are barely noticeable. The extent of the damage will determine the appropriate procedure, but in many cases, edge replacement may be an appropriate intervention rather than complicated surgery.

Our patient’s lesions were not large, but he was bothered by the uneven surface, which not only caused aesthetic problems, but also made him feel uncomfortable when biting. The “blunting” of the edges would have also increased the risk of tooth decay in the future, with potentially more serious consequences, so our patient was right to come to us for treatment of a relatively minor defect.

Edge bonding, before and after (higher jaw)

Aesthetic intervention of Dr. Zsófia Tóth on a patient’s lower denture.

Applying indirect veneers, before and after

Our patients often visiting us to treat and restore discoloured teeth, congenital tooth issues such as gaps between teeth, or any kind of crooked teeth. Applying dental veneers is one of the fastest restoration methods. Dental veneers are thin shells that can permanently correct tooth imperfections in a beautiful, aesthetical and natural-looking way.

There are two major types of veneers, direct and indirect veneers. The former is made by the dentist, which makes the procedure quick, as it does not require a dental technician, while the latter is an artifact made by a dental technician in a laboratory. Both procedures promise wonderful results, but undoubtedly indirect veneers are more durable, even for a lifetime.

Pressed ceramic dental crown in the heart of Budapest

Using pressed ceramic dental crowns is one of the most effective and highly aesthetic solutions for treating damaged teeth. Pressed ceramic dental crown is a reliable solution in case the highly damaged tooth cannot be corrected with conventional filling, neither inlay or onlay which are used in case of large cavities.

If you want a lifelike, aesthetically pleasing, natural colour, perfectly fitting, metal-free and tissue-friendly dental solution quickly and cost-effectively to restore your beautiful smile, try our dental clinic!

Dr. Zsófia Tóth treating a patient with a pressed ceramic crown.

Aesthetic treatment of Dr. Zsófia Tóth on a patient’s dentures.

Diastema closure: closing gaps between teeth quickly and simply

Nowadays, closing gaps between teeth – diastema closure – is a relatively simple and quick dental procedure. Learn about the methods of our dental clinic.

The nature and extent of the gap between the teeth varies greatly from patient to patient, so in each case closing the gap requires a unique personalized treatment.

In some cases, the diastema may be so big that it can only be corrected with orthodontics, but many times it is not necessary to close the gap. In this case, the solution is simple, and the smile can be corrected with a single intervention.

In the vast majority of cases, the diastema occurs between the two upper incisors. However, it can happen between the lateral teeth, in both the lower and upper jaws.

Most childhood diastemas disappear after losing primary teeth. Otherwise, it’s worth consulting with a dentist, especially if the gap becomes bothersome.

Edge bonding for a more beautiful smile, in the centre of Budapest

Saving, restoring and treating a broken tooth with edge bonding. Lifelike and natural smile in a fast, easy and affordable way.

We all know some of the most common so-called developmental disorders of teeth, such as diastema, which refers to a large gap between the teeth, and tooth discoloration, which also indicate a developmental abnormality. However, our teeth can get injured even in perfect condition. In other words, an accident can often have serious consequences for dental health and aesthetics.

Dental veneers are excellent solution for treating tooth disorders. It restores your natural smile beautifully and it is a quick and cost-effective intervention.

Dr. Zsófia Tóth’s aesthetic treatment with edge replacement on a patient’s denture.

Aesthetic treatment by Dr. Zsófia Tóth using a direct shell on a patient’s denture.

Direct shell before and after restoration

The direct shell is made of a specially layered filling material. Several different shades may need to be applied to create a restoration that matches the patient’s natural tooth colour.

Depending on the condition of the area to be restored, the placement of the direct shell may also be preceded by planning. This involves the dentist using a template to layer the filling material over the teeth until the final shell is created.

Pressed ceramic crown another patient success

Press-ceramic crowns are a revolutionary procedure in modern dental surgery. The special feature of these crowns is that they fit very precisely, they contain no metals, so there is no risk of metal allergy, they have excellent edge sealing and they are also completely lifelike, making them aesthetically pleasing. They have the added advantage of preserving and protecting the integrity of the underlying teeth.

Depending on the condition of the area to be restored, the placement of the direct shell may also be preceded by planning. This involves the dentist using a template to layer the filling material over the teeth until the final shell is created.

Pressed ceramic crown before and after – spectacular smile transformation

Press-ceramic crowns are one of the newest aesthetic dental procedures of the 21st century. The special feature of crowns is that they fit very precisely, they do not contain any metals, so there is no risk of metal allergy, they have excellent edge sealing and they are also completely lifelike, making them a very aesthetic crown. An additional advantage is that it preserves and protects the integrity of the underlying tooth.