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In Ireland we are blessed with a range of professional, dedicated, and experienced local dental services. We have an excellent selection of general dental practitioners providing care for the community and a range of more specialised dentists providing oral surgery, periodontics (gums), endodontics (root canal), orthodontics, (braces), paedodontics (children’s dentistry), technicians, and technology to rival anywhere in the world.

Still by far the most common reason for a filling is decay. Sugar and bacteria combine to create acid. This acid attacks the enamel, and as the enamel dissolves the bacteria progress deeper into the tooth or around the old filling. It is the result of a simple chemical reaction. The less the quantity of sugar and, just as importantly, the less frequently you take the sugar, the slower the decay will progress.

One of the most popular destinations for dental treatment is Hungary where huge savings can be made. This country has a long tradition of treating foreign patients, particularly from Italy and Germany.

People are very conscious about their beauty. Whether you’re male or female we all look for different ways to enhance it. When we talk about looks, teeth are vitally important and considered an appealing feature in a person. These days people are very conscious about their teeth and want them to be bright and healthy and why not?

Losing a tooth in an accident, from a sporting knock, or from decay can change the shape of your face. Eating and chewing foods is awkward and, overall people’s confidence isn’t great. They smile less, embarrassed by the gap in their teeth!

Galway dentists have grouped together with the support of Biomet 3I to promote a health awareness campaign for implant supported “overdentures” to help people with loose bottom dentures.

The HSE directive handed down to dentists treating medical card patients, to pull teeth rather than provide them with fillings or root canal is a backward step of massive proportions.

Mary Doyle, a client of the Dental Implant Centre in Hungary, discusses her experience in the pursuit of attractive teeth

Many Irish people are now opting to travel to Hungary to have dental work done, for a third of what they would pay in Ireland.

One of the most popular destinations for dental treatment is Hungary where huge savings can be made, as the country has a long tradition of treating foreign patients particularly from Italy and Germany.