Dentures
Aesthetic and comfortable dentures made in District I. Super affordable prices and fast service!
Painless
We use modern anesthesia techniques.
Warranty commitment
We offer a 100% guarantee on the materials used.
Friendly pricing
Therefore, our treatments are accessible to everyone.
All about truly natural dentures

A correct, fair and quick solution
In today’s world, dentures are among the most widespread natural-looking types of teeth replacements. With removable and partial dentures, every tooth is replaceable; with this, it’s possible to recover healthy chewing, facial contours and a confident smile.
We work with only the top quality dental technicians, and we never compromise on quality. Our technicians will apply the most modern technology in preparing your denture, using the form and tooth colour of your choice; you can also request your own tooth placement (size of gaps between teeth) so your smile will be just the way it was in your old family photos.
The final result: Finely tuned, precisely fitted, easy and comfortable to wear dentures!
Why is it a good decision to have a denture?
Teeth play a vital functional and aesthetic role in our lives, and without them life is just not complete.

Excellent pricing
Dentures are among the least expensive types of dental restorations.
100% Natural and realistic
Closely resembling your original teeth.
Confidence boosters!
Selfies with family and friends? You’ll smile like a champion!
Extraordinarily comfortable
They match precisely your individual dental arch.
You’ll enjoy good food again
Healthy, normal chewing is restored.
Ready in a short time
In just 2 or 3 weeks your new smile will be complete.
Denture preparation step by step
1. Consultation with the patient
Visual examination and diagnosis.
2. A treatment plan is prepared
Cost-effective and completely 100% bespoke.
3. Taking an impression and designing the denture
Micromillimeter precision for a true to life tooth replacement.
4. Trying out the denture, adjustments
The first fitting, when small adjustments are made.
5. Fine-turning the bite
For perfect fit and comfort.
6. You enjoy your new denture, even for the rest of your life.
With the help of checkups at regular intervals.
Frequently asked questions about dentures
What is a denture made of?
The denture base is fabricated from metal or acrylic, and is called a denture base in dentistry. Nearly all denture teeth are made from acrylic, due to their likeness to real teeth and their natural appearance.
How noticeable are dentures?
The high quality dentures that our technicians fabricate are totally unnoticeable and resemble 100% the original teeth. Thus your smile can be wide and full of confidence once again, and the facial contour is restored as well. (No more “sunken cheeks” feeling).
Will I need to use denture adhesive?
Our dentists and technicians prepare your denture so that adhesive is not necessary, but during the “adjustment period” it is recommended for stability (this means a couple of weeks)
Poorly fitting old, worn dentures may cause sores and irritation, so they must be replaced in any case.
How does it feel to wear dentures?
When you first start wearing dentures, they will feel a bit strange and uncomfortable. (Patience is crucial here)
During the first few weeks the muscles used for chewing and the face muscles, along with the tongue are trying to find the position where they can keep the denture in place most securely and comfortably.
How long does it take to get used to my new denture?
In the early stage, it may feel awkward, but this feeling goes away after a while. It is especially important not to lose patience and wear your new denture as much as possible during this adjustment period. Our specialists will set up a consultation with you and teach you how to insert and remove your denture so you can do it everyday.
Will it be difficult to eat with a partial denture?
The essence of this procedure is the replacement of missing teeth so that chewing and eating remain completely natural and comfortable. On the other hand, it is advisable to avoid very chewy and hard foods in the beginning.
Will a denture alter my speech?
It is quite difficult to speak normally and with confidence when you have missing teeth. Tooth replacements help you regain lost teeth, and teeth have a crucial role in the formation of sounds (for example, the pronunciation of “s”, “l” and “th”)
When you have a new denture, it may happen that at the start certain words and expressions are difficult to pronounce. If this is the case, it’s a good idea to spend 10-15 minutes a day reading out loud for practice. Once you’ve gotten used to your new teeth you’ll speak the same way you always have.
What is a fixed denture?
This type of denture is snapped on to implants and offers the greatest stability; it remains in place while the wearer is chewing/eating/speaking. This type doesn’t need to be removed all the time, only for cleaning.
Who will make your smile complete?
Dr. Katalin Szilágyi
Oral and maxillofacial surgeon, periodontist
Areas of Specialization:
dental-alveolar surgery; regenerative periodontal procedures; cosmetic, soft tissue corrective surgical interventions; dental implants.
University qualifications:
- Diploma in dentistry, 1983, Debrecen Medical University, Faculty of Dentistry
- Dental and oral disease qualifying examination, 1985. Budapest, Institute of Continuing Education.
- Periodontics qualifying examination, 2007. Semmelweis University, Periodontics Clinic.
- Five years as staff periodontist at the Norway-Hungarian Clinic.
Professional organisations:
- Hungarian Dental Association
- Hungarian Society of Periodontology
- European Federation of Periodontology
