Clear Braces Europe

I'm from the United States and I live in France, when I needed to get my crown replaced I started to do some research and discovered the cost of my treatment would be roughly 3 times the price in France as it is in Spain, so I decided to get it done in Spain whilst away on a business trip. Upon arriving at the clinic I felt it was very nice, clean and easy to find. The receptionists didn't speak English, but the doctor was fully bilingual and this really made my visit much easier, it was a deciding factor in choosing to come here. I was very comfortable with the doctor and you could tell they were experienced. I needed a crown replaced, in my first session I had a consultation and the details of my new porcelain crown was sent off to the lab to be made. I'm going back tomorrow, 3 weeks later to get the crown fitted. I had a similar treatment in the US, the doctor here used the same techniques and was of a similar experience, so I knew it was going to be a good experience, which it was. The treatment itself was good value, 3 times less than french prices. I was quoted a price by the clinic in an email following a detailed explanation of my problem and this was the same price I was charged following my treatment.

A friend and I received various surgical interventions: 2 tooth extractions, 1 root canal, bone implants and 5 tooth implants between us. Dr. Marina Jezina is a very good communicator and explained in perfect English each phase of the interventions so that we understood why they were being done and how. All the work was carried out under local anaesthesia and there was some pain and discomfort at times, though inevitable considering the scale of the work that was carried out. We are awaiting the final phase of the work, which requires a 6 month waiting period before placing of crowns, and 10 days after the interventions healing has been good and according to plan. I chose Dr. Jezina's clinic because of the good reviews on WhatClinic, her qualifications - particularly course work and training done at a specialized teaching clinic in the US, and because of the beauty of Split and nearby coastal islands which we were able to enjoy for a few days as a reward for the dental surgery we had undergone. Dr. Jezina inspires great confidence because of her professionalism in carrying out the work and her clear explanations and instructions - as well as her pleasant manner with patients.

2 chipped fillings replaced. I had 2 fillings that needed replacement and couldn't be more pleased. All staff were very courteous and professional. I was in and out in very quickly. I highly recommend Dental Aria for any future dental work I need done!! Thank you Dr. Laura and staff!!!;))))

I had an implant for a molar. The procedure was as easy as could be expected. Fortunately, I did not need sutures and over the next few days the healing was quick. I did not need pain medication other than a little paracetamol (acetaminophen/Tylenol). The final fitting for the crown is a few months away. Exceptional. If you're traveling across an ocean and hoping for the best it does not get better than this for having the talent at the other end of the trip. You can rest easy with this staff. The office is in a great neighborhood easily serviced by bus and metro. Unlike some of the clinics in Lisbon, this office will not surprise you with extra fees. Everything is very well shown up front before treatment.

I had an Implant done on a rear tooth. I'm normally scared of going to dentists, but these guys have given me a whole new outlook! Dr. Vassilis and his team (for a team they are) acted in a professional manner, with a twist of personal understanding, that made the whole process painless, carefree and relaxed. Highly recommended, great professional service, dependable and trustworthy multitalented team that gives a 5-star service.

Excellent facility and done a great job on my teeth I'm very happy with the end result would highly recommend Castle Orthodontics My experience having braces was very relaxing and most enjoyable I'm very happy with my end result, the staff very we're professional and friendly.

I had damaged an old veneer took the opportunity to investigate a total overhaul on my smile. I got the opportunity to make use of digital smile design. I was able to have a variety of procedures combined to attain a beautiful new but natural smile At all times the staff were friendly, professional and accommodating. The clinic was spotless and still comfortable with a relaxing atmosphere

The implants were installed and no problems afterwards. I am thoroughly happy with the treatment so far. I go back in a couple of months to have the bridgework done and if it is up to the standard on the initial work it will be excellent.and a fraction of the cost of UK or NZ. The clinic is very clean and well equipped and the staff very strict on hygiene. They also speak English and are very good at explaining everything that they are doing. Highly recommended and excellent value for money.

2veneers 3 crowns Would give place 5/5 Michael was my dentist very professional competent and let me know all the risks over the moon with the work finally something to smile about. I actually wanted more done but Michael correctly talked me out of unnecessary extra work. I travelled from sligo 3 visits got 2 veneers 3 crowns all emax and teeth whitening every teeth feels good quality no discomfort and I'm normally afraid needles.

My father underwent extensive treatments there- crowns, fillings, cleaning and whitening. The results are astounding, the service was impeccable and far beyond standard treatment. The doctor was involved, proactive and caring, and a professional of the first degree. Hands down the best health care service I've ever witnessed.The prices are more than fair, roughly 40% from what we would've paid back home. Th clinic is immaculate, modern and equipped with top notch machines. The staff are professional and polite, and everyone we've interacted with spoke English fluently.

On my first visit to the SmileLux office at Milton Keynes, I was greeted by smiling faces, offered a drink, and guided to the comfortable waiting area. I knew I was somewhere special when I found magazines on the table that were all current and even better, one was about food. I relaxed immediately. I was about to embark on a two-year journey wearing Invisalign retainers for 22hrs every day. I must admit that it felt like an impossible task as I was sure that I either ate or drank for much longer than that every day. Also, I was initially concerned how it might affect my speech. However, it soon became routine and I got so used to having them in that my speech was unaffected and they became part of the daily routine rather than something to be endured. They were just a part of life. My appointments with Sunil Hirani were unlike any previous visit to the dentists or the doctors or, as I will shortly come to, the hospital. I never once felt like anything less than a complete person while at SmileLux. I wasn’t a set of teeth or a problem to be fixed. I was a person and was always treated with kindness, respect, and friendship. It sounds obvious but it isn’t always the case. So, weeks passed and road marks were crossed as I completed six months, then 9, then a full year. Each set of aligners is numbered, so I counted them off month by month seeing the numbers rise. I was getting close to the end, number 42 out of 50, when things changed. I found that I had cancer. Actually, I had two – both apparently unrelated yet both in close proximity. One in a tonsil (Left) and one in the thyroid (also the left node). Two at once – wow, I was special at last. Clearly, with radio and chemotherapy on the horizon I would not be able to keep wearing the retainers full time so, after consultation with Sunil, it was decided that things could go on hold and I would keep wearing the current aligner overnight three or four times a week to keep things in position. Interesting times followed, during which I learned a number of interesting things about my treatments and a few more interesting things about myself. I could cope. In fact, I coped exceptionally well and went through my treatments with barely any concern. Chemotherapy, which I approached with some misgivings, having heard ‘stories’, turned out to be fine. I didn’t react badly to the chemicals used and actually felt better after a day’s treatment than I did at the start. Radiology gave my neck a suntan you wouldn’t believe! I can only assume that I was just very lucky. Things were detected in time, removed and the area treated. I had a session of Radio-iodine treatment as a ‘mopping-up’ measure, which involved me taking a tablet brought to me on a trolley and encased in a very heavy lead container. This is one of the ‘interesting times’ I mentioned. Cool, maybe I would glow in the dark. Apparently, some people thought they did but it was just the LED on the fire detector in the bathroom that caused that eerie effect when the light was turned off. Oh well, no superpowers then. After over a year of treatments and with nothing further, apart from check-ups, on the horizon, we decided it was time to go back to the aligners and I finally moved on to number 43. As always, appointments at SmileLux, were something to be looked forward to rather than something to feel trepidation about. It meant getting the next set in the number sequence. Once again, I was a person and treated almost as a family member. It was never anywhere to be afraid of going. Aligner numbers started to rise again and today I finally handed in number 50 along with much smiling and, a real surprise, a bottle of champagne and a congratulations card presented to me by the SmileLux team. I was always a bit self-conscious about my teeth, particularly the front ones at the top as they were quite V-shaped. As a child I recall my mother telling me that I had ‘gravestone’ teeth, as they tilted over in every direction. It was a bit of a joke and treatments of the type I had just completed simply weren’t available or just not an option. I lived with my teeth for 65 years, a time I thought to be far too long to do anything about it, but I was proven to be wrong. Two years, 50 aligners, with a bit of a gap for interesting things to happen, and I couldn’t be happier. Was it worth it? Yes! Undoubtedly. And cancer? Well, I have my regular check-ups and the ‘C’ word (Cured) won’t officially be used for a few more years, but it all looks very good. Just like my teeth. Thank you, guys. The best! Recommended by my regular dental surgery in Bedford.