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About The Clinic

Forest & Ray Budapest dental clinic is located in the capital of Hungary, Budapest. Forest and Ray's dental clinic started operating in January 2015 and ever since then, it has been receiving international patients from Germany, the US, Spain, and the United Kingdom. This dental clinic has the most cutting-edge, state-of-the-art equipment that makes the clinic live up to Western European standards. Some of the dental procedures performed at this clinic are dental implants, root canal treatment, dental crown, sinus lift procedures, teeth whitening treatments, and dental bridges.

Forest & Ray Budapest has a partner-clinic Forest & Ray London, and this means that follow-up treatments for Brits can be performed in their home country. International patients can benefit from assistance with hotel bookings and pickup from airport services.

Languages Spoken

English
German
Hungarian

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Dr. Beatrix Turner
Specialisation:Dentistry Years of Experience:32 Education:Dental degree - Semmelweis University, Faculty of Dentistry, Hungary Languages:English, German, Hungarian Memberships & Awards:The Hungarian Dental Association
Dr. David Veraszto
Specialisation:Dentistry Years of Experience:9 Education:Dental degree - Semmelweis University, Faculty of Dentistry, Hungary Languages:English, Hungarian Memberships & Awards:Expertise in tooth replacement, general dentistry cosmetic dentistry
Dt. Alexandra Czigola
Specialisation:Dentistry Years of Experience:5 Education:Dental degree - Semmelweis University, Faculty of Dentistry, Hungary Languages:English, Hungarian Memberships & Awards:Digital Dental Group
Dt. Zsuzsanna Safrany
Specialisation:Dentistry Years of Experience:7 Education:Dental degree - Semmelweis University, Faculty of Dentistry, Hungary Languages:English, Hungarian Memberships & Awards:Expertise in Metal Braces, Aesthetic Braces, Invisible lingual braces