Why international patients choose Dare to Smile

The team has 25+ years of experience working with international patients and emphasizes gentle, efficient treatment using contemporary techniques and imaging.

Multiple clinicians speak English, German, and Hungarian, with French, Romanian, and Russian available with select dentists, making consultations and aftercare straightforward.

Snapshot

• City: Budapest, Hungary
• Clinic hours: Monday–Thursday, 09:00–18:00; Friday, 09:00–14:00; Saturday–Sunday closed
• Languages: English, German, Hungarian, with French, Romanian, and Russian available through select clinicians
• Payments: Visa, Mastercard, cash
• Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, free water

Treatments available

• Dental implants, including standard titanium implants, implant + abutment + crown packages, and zirconia metal-free implants
• Crowns and veneers, including full porcelain/ceramic, porcelain-fused-to-metal, zirconia, and temporaries for try-ins
• Restorative dentistry and oral surgery, including composite fillings, simple extractions, impacted extractions, inlays, and onlays
• Cosmetic and hygiene treatments, including laser teeth whitening, take-home whitening kits, and regular professional cleanings
• Diagnostics, including consultation, panoramic X-rays, and CT/3D scans
• Comfort and sedation support, with treatments supported by an anaesthesiologist for patients who require sedation on request

Patients frequently highlight the team’s calm, professional approach, clear explanations, tidy facilities, and painless procedures—plus reliable results on complex cases.

Meet the dentists

• Dr. László Koronczay: 34 years’ practice. Master of immediate-load implantology. Languages include German, English, Hungarian, and Russian. Member of the International Implant Foundation.
• Dr. Éva Szánthó: 32 years’ practice. General dentistry. Languages include English, French, Hungarian, and Romanian.
• Dr. Nóra Fazekas: 33 years’ practice. Master of immediate-load implantology. Languages include German, English, and Hungarian. Member of the International Implant Foundation.
• Dr. Bernadett Fekete: 10 years’ practice. Specialist in orthodontics. Languages include English, French, and Hungarian.
• Dr. Brigitta Huszta: 9 years’ practice. Endodontics specialist. Languages include English and Hungarian.
• Dr. Laura Csatlócki: 8 years’ practice. Specialist in periodontics. Languages include English and Hungarian.
• Dr. Ingrid Kantor: 8 years’ practice. General dentistry. Language: Hungarian.
• Dr. Edit Ràcz: 52 years’ practice. Anaesthesiologist. President, Hungarian Chapter of WIP; Interventional Pain Practice member.

Getting there & local tips

The clinic is in Budapest, well connected by metro, tram, and bus. From downtown hotels, most visitors take public transit plus a short walk, or book Bolt or a licensed city taxi for door-to-door service. If you are driving, plan a few extra minutes for urban traffic and parking.

Who this clinic is ideal for

• Travelers seeking implants, crowns, veneers, or whitening with reliable timelines
• Patients who prefer English, German, or Hungarian communication, with additional languages available through select clinicians
• Visitors who value sedation support with an anaesthesiologist for longer or anxiety-provoking procedures

FAQs

1) What warranties or guarantees are offered?

Short answer: Warranties are typically provided; terms vary by procedure.

Expanded: Written guarantees for crowns, veneers, or implants differ by material and case. Always ask for your written warranty before treatment so the coverage period, maintenance requirements, and any exclusions are clear.

2) Where exactly is the clinic and how do I get there?

Short answer: Dare to Smile is in central Budapest, near metro and tram routes. Taxis and Bolt ride-hail are convenient.

Expanded: Most patients reach the clinic via the Metró or tram and a short walk. If you prefer door-to-door transport, use Bolt or a licensed taxi arranged by your hotel or clinic coordinator.

3) What languages do the dentists and staff speak?

Short answer: English, German, and Hungarian are available clinic-wide; French, Romanian, and Russian are available with specific clinicians.

Expanded: Let your coordinator know your preferred language during booking so they can match you with the right dentist whenever possible.

4) What payment methods are accepted?

Short answer: Visa, Mastercard, and cash are accepted.

Expanded: Bring a physical card and photo ID. If you are planning a larger case, ask whether a bank transfer or additional payment methods can be arranged in advance.

5) Is sedation available for anxious patients?

Short answer: Yes—sedation can be arranged with an anaesthesiologist.

Expanded: Sedation may be helpful for longer sessions, such as multiple implants, or for patients who feel nervous about dental treatment. Mention this during your quote so the clinic can schedule the anaesthesiologist and plan your visit length.

6) How many trips will I need for implants or crowns?

Short answer: Crowns and veneers typically fit within 4–6 days; implants may be staged.

Expanded: Single-tooth restorations often complete in one stay. Implant cases may involve placement on the first trip, with final teeth after healing. Some cases allow provisional teeth during the same trip.

7) Do you help with travel logistics?

Short answer: Yes—coordinators can align appointment blocks with flights and hotels.

Expanded: Ask to cluster consultations, scans, surgery, and try-ins so you can make the most of your time in Budapest between treatment visits.