BUDAPESTING 

We help you to organize everything...

Budapest is a great city to visit and you can combine a holiday with having dental treatment done, so you actually save up money, while soaking in the baths, strolling the old town and exploring a different culture...

We can help you:

• to get in touch with a few clinics, so you can decide which one you like the most
• help you to find the cheapest airfares (50-100 Euros for a return total is pretty typical from Western Europe to Budapest) 
• you can rent from us a nice apartment or private room for your stay
• also with our ideas and tips you can get the best out of your stay, we'll tell you all about the city and make you feel at home from the beginning

Of course you only pay us for the accommodation, the other arrangements, like the ticket and to get you in touch with the dentists is free of charge!

Check out our apartments, they'll be your home while you get your teeth done:

ASTORIA RESDIENCE

KING'S COURT

PALATINUS HOUSE

You can rent an entire apartment from 40€/night or a private double bedroom from 30€/night in the heart of the city!

Budapest, the dental capital:

More than ever people are looking for value for money. And for the standard of dental care and the cost it makes a lot of sense to travel abroad.
Obviously if you just need one crown or a single tooth removed it is not gong to appeal as much as if you need fairly extensive top end dental work because you are talking about a few days away. But the standard of work of the dentists we recommend in Budapest is fantastic and we find people have no problems afterwards.
Budapest is only a two-hour flight away. It’s a lovely city where eating and entertainment are also fairly inexpensive.

We will make sure that you avoid all the possible pitfalls of going abroad for dental treatment:

• the clinics we recommend are all covered by the relevant insurance and they have the insurance certificate
• as you'll have more dentists to ask, you can get more offers and decide which one you go on with, we are independent and only recommend the clinics our previous guests were happy with
• we make sure you get the company to clinic your final costs before you travel
• we'll help you in anything else you need, so while you are in Budapest 24H you can reach us, so you are not alone in Budapest

Just email Us on:

reservation@budapesting.com

FED-up Brits are taking holidays they can get their teeth into.

The soaring cost of getting teeth fixed in the UK has created a boom in dental tourism for a growing number who can’t get treatment on the NHS and don’t want — or cannot afford — to pay big bills for going private.

Eastern Europe and especially Hungary are cashing in on the growing market because of their low-cost, high-quality dental care.

Apart from the sky-high cost of private dentistry in the UK, the shocking statistic that seven million Brits can’t find an NHS dentist is fuelling the rush to get troublesome gnashers fixed at foreign clinics.

Some Hungarian clinics offer 70 per cent savings over UK dental prices. Extractions cost around £28, root canal work about £100, crowns £173 and dental implants £665.
A recent survey by the Citizens Advice Bureau found 7.4million Brits had tried and failed to find an NHS dentist in the past two years. And a third of the population have not been for a dental check-up in the past year.
Horror stories of people pulling out their own teeth with pliers have multiplied.

A few examples:

59-year-old Ernie Whittle from Blackpool, Lancs, who lost most of his upper teeth due to the thyroid disorder Graves disease.
He couldn’t afford to have the work done in the UK but was worried about the standard of dentistry abroad.
Reassured that the clinics in Hungary were professional, he had eight implants, two sinus elevations and 14 crowns for a total cost of £8,000 — an estimated saving of £17,500.

Linda Williamson, 44, from Ashington, Northumberland, was worried about her stained and broken teeth.She went to Hungary and had six dental implants, seven root canal treatments, an extraction and 25 crowns for £9,700 — saving around £22,000 at current UK prices.

For the millions of people struggling to find an NHS dentist, health experts advise going private and getting dental insurance to cover the cost.
There are numerous firms on the internet with most policies covering crowns, root canal work, bridges, dentures and other laboratory work. But most policies set maximum payouts for any 12-month period and some only pay 75 per cent of the treatment costs. And the Government’s recent introduction of dental contracts appears to have meant even more people still don’t see a dentist.