Your questions. Clear answers.

Yes. €12,000 is the fixed price for both upper and lower arches together, not per jaw. It includes assessment and planning, necessary extractions, implant placement, fixed temporary teeth when clinically appropriate, and the agreed final fixed zirconia restorations. Accommodation associated with treatment visits, airport transfers and international patient coordination are also included. Your written plan confirms the exact scope before you commit.

The first treatment visit is approximately 5 days. You return home during healing and come back for the final prosthetic phase. The timing and length of the second visit depend on your clinical progress and the laboratory workflow; Bence confirms these before travel.

Fixed temporary teeth are provided when clinically appropriate. This depends on your bone, anatomy, oral health, medical history, implant stability and the proposed restoration. Immediate loading cannot be promised before assessment.

Yes. Your dental records and X-ray or CBCT can support a preliminary proposal. A remote assessment cannot replace the necessary clinical examination. Contact Bence to arrange how to share your records securely.

Treatment takes place at Petőfi Dental in Budapest, with Dr. Mohammadhossein Kazerooni as the implant surgeon. Bence Csillag is your international patient coordinator. You can discuss the clinic, doctor and proposed treatment before booking a flight.

Yes, accommodation associated with your treatment visits and airport transfers are included. The accommodation address, dates, check-in details and transfer arrangements are agreed before you travel. Companion arrangements are confirmed individually.

The number and positions are planned for your anatomy, available bone and restoration. A full-arch bridge is not automatically a four-implant treatment. Your surgeon explains the recommendation after assessing your case.

The clinic works with SGS Dental and Straumann. The proposed system is discussed during treatment planning. Neither brand is automatically the right choice for every patient; the complete surgical and restorative plan matters.

Tell Bence if you have a preference. The surgeon can explain which options suit your clinical situation. Any different commercial conditions for a requested system are explained individually before you agree to treatment.

An existing X-ray can help start the conversation. A CBCT is a three-dimensional scan that may be required for planning. The clinical team decides what imaging is needed and whether your existing records are sufficient.

Bone loss does not give a simple yes-or-no answer. Its location and extent, your anatomy and the intended restoration need assessment. Additional procedures or a different treatment approach may be discussed; eligibility is not guaranteed.

The advertised package includes a fixed zirconia restoration according to the agreed treatment plan. Its design, support, appearance and cleaning access are planned for your case. The final restoration is fitted during the later prosthetic phase.

You receive individual aftercare instructions and a plan for follow-up. Bence remains your coordination contact. Discuss local care, maintenance responsibilities and the arrangements for any complications before travelling. UK care is not automatically included.

You can discuss bringing a companion with Bence before dates are confirmed. Accommodation capacity, additional charges and transfer capacity must be agreed individually.

The clinical team demonstrates a routine suited to the space beneath your bridge and your ability to clean it. Daily home care and professional maintenance remain essential. Follow the instructions for your specific restoration.