Dr. Bálint Németh, dentist

Cosmetic dentistry encompasses all dental procedures that improve the appearance of the teeth, aesthetics, and facial harmony. Learn more!

In cases of significant loss of tooth structure, removal of old, large fillings, or after root canal treatment, the use of inlays is recommended. These are restorations made by a dental technician that are bonded to the tooth after proper preparation, thereby reducing the risk of tooth fracture.

Removing accumulated tartar helps maintain oral health. This includes cleaning the surfaces of the teeth, the interdental spaces, the collar areas, and the surfaces of crowns and bridges, as well as ensuring the contact points between the teeth are accessible. The cleaned surfaces are then polished, and we assist patients in improving their brushing technique.

In the event of significant loss of the dental crown, the missing tooth structure can only be restored with the creation of a new crown. For this, we enlist the assistance of a dental technician.

At the first visit, we discuss your existing complaints, assess your dental issues, plan the necessary treatments, and then prepare a detailed treatment plan.

Is eating forbidden after tooth extraction? This question often arises among our patients. It matters what and when we consume, learn more!

Fissure sealing provides a reassuring solution to this problem, as even with the best cleaning practices, plaque and food residues cannot always be perfectly removed from deep grooves. This often leads to tooth decay forming in the depths of the grooves.

A lost filling can be alarming at first, but it is usually easy to fix. What should you do in this case? Find all the answers in Helvetic Clinics' article!

Pain after a tooth filling is more common than you might think! However, with the right treatment, it can be easily managed. What should you know about this? Learn more!

With the creation of porcelain veneers, not only can the color of the teeth be altered, but their shape and size as well, achieving an incredibly beautiful aesthetic result without the need for drastic tooth preparation.

It is the only possible way to save infected, necrotized teeth in the long term. This procedure requires high precision, experience, and is technically sensitive, yet it can potentially save even teeth in very poor condition.

When planning a crown, bridge, veneer, or inlay for a tooth, we need to prepare the tooth's coronal part for the final restoration. This involves removing, grinding down a portion of the tooth's natural crown, depending on the type of restoration being made.

The most common cause of toothache is tooth decay, but other inflammatory conditions can also lead to tooth pain. Early detection and treatment of these issues is the simplest way to alleviate the pain.

Various types of dental restorations can be crafted to replace lost teeth, not only restoring the aesthetics of missing teeth and harmonizing the oral profile but also enhancing the functionality of the masticatory system.