30 years with you in the same place!

For many years, our team has recognized the desire of both experts and patients to move effortlessly through each stage of care, guided by knowledge, advanced technology, and experience.

Equipped with the latest technology and modern facilities, our center proudly serves more than 35,000 patients in 8 dental offices. Our team of 5 dentists, 9 nurses, and 4 dental technicians work across 4 fully equipped surgeries, a dental lab, and a dedicated X-ray unit — ensuring the highest standard of care.

Discover our range of fixed and removable dental prosthetics — specially selected for you.

METAL-CERAMIC CROWNS AND BRIDGES

In metal-ceramic bridges, a layer of ceramic is applied over a metal substructure so that the metal is completely covered and not visible in the mouth.

This ensures durability provided by the metal, while at the same time achieving an excellent aesthetic effect thanks to the ceramic on the surface.

In addition to high strength and excellent aesthetics, these restorations are also financially affordable, making them the most common choice among patients.

METAL-FREE (CERAMIC) CROWNS

Zirconium dioxide and lithium disilicate are materials that, in recent years, have brought a true revolution to dentistry.

The main characteristics of these materials are their light refraction and transparency, which make them very similar to natural teeth.

Furthermore, these materials are characterized by exceptional mechanical strength, comparable to that of previously used metals.

REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURE

In cases where, for various reasons, it is not possible to install fixed prosthetic replacements, removable dental prosthetics in our dental center offer an adequate solution.

Removable partial dentures are intended for patients who are missing teeth in one or both arches.

A partial removable denture is designed for patients who are partially missing teeth and wish to replace them for functional or aesthetic reasons, but cannot have a bridge made — for example, due to the lack of necessary supporting teeth or financial reasons.

COMPLETE DENTURES

Complete (full) dentures are made in cases of total tooth loss (when all teeth are missing).

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