PRICE LIST

In order to understand the optimal approach for each patient, we will take a dental status, primary examination and photo documentation at your first visit.

They offer a good combination of affordability and robustness. They are traditionally preferred for cutters due to their main drawback – they are not an ideal option from an aesthetic point of view.

Good combination of aesthetic appearance and strength. Zirconia crowns are not by chance among the most preferred options – they have the strength of metal-ceramic and are in complete harmony with natural teeth.

The best solution in terms of aesthetics, but with weaker strength. This makes them mostly preferred for front incisors.

Bonding brings back the beauty of your smile in a number of cases such as fractures, misalignments, diastemas, staining and more.

Bring back the shine to your smile with our professional teeth whitening (up to 3 visits)

Porcelain and ceramic veneers are one of the possible solutions for changing the shape, size or color of teeth. They are a good option for front incisors, which will result in a sparkling smile!

They are more economical compared to high-end implants, but still offer a good option for one or more missing teeth

Their durability and the ability to “load” the implant with a crown in a shorter period of time makes them a preferred choice for our patients.

High-quality implant with a hydrophilic surface that accelerates osseointegration and ensures reliability even in high-risk cases.

It includes 12 zirconium crowns on 6 implants and is among the best solutions for missing teeth or multiple compromised teeth. The cost varies according to the type of implant – medium or high end.

It includes 12 zirconia crowns on 4 implants and can return full functionality to your teeth. The cost varies according to the type of implant – medium or high end.

Veneers are colorless, invisible braces that flawlessly deal with crooked teeth. They are preferred by Medicare patients over braces because of their aesthetic appeal. Average number of steps required per patient: 10-15

Suitable for mild orthodontic cases such as minor crowding or small corrections after previous treatment. It usually includes a limited number of aligners and a shorter treatment duration (around 3–6 months). This is a more budget-friendly and quick option for subtle improvements.

Designed for moderately complex cases—such as moderately misaligned teeth, spacing issues, or mild bite problems. It includes more aligners and a longer treatment period (typically 6–12 months). It offers greater flexibility and allows for more noticeable corrections.

The most complete plan, used for complex orthodontic cases, including severe misalignment and bite issues. There is no strict limit on the number of aligners, and it allows for refinements during treatment. The duration can be 12–24 months or longer, depending on the case.

Ceramic braces are less noticeable compared to metal braces and this makes them a good option for patients who insist on aesthetics.

Rhodium braces are essentially metal ones that have a rhodium coating. It spares the enamel and reduces the risk of wear and stains.

A more economical solution compared to other types of braces and aligners, but still very much preferred. The compromise in quality is nil – the results are just as good as with other types of braces, but purely aesthetically the metal ones are more visible.