It is a common misconception that crowded teeth are purely a matter of heredity. Would you have thought that, in the vast majority of cases, crooked, crowded teeth are not inherited from our ancestors?
Invisible braces: myths and reality. Orthodontic treatment is no longer synonymous with painful, wire-based solutions. Discover how smile design can be made comfortable, invisible and quick with the
Retention period When, after many long months or years, the braces are finally removed, most patients feel they can finally breathe a sigh of relief: the perfect smile has arrived, the work
Invisible orthodontic treatment in central Budapest Advances in modern dentistry and digital technology have fundamentally transformed the traditional rules of orthodontics. The conspicuous, metal fixed braces
„Do you really need an X-ray? Isn't what we see with the naked eye enough?” Our answer is a resounding NO - and we'll tell you why we're the safest place for your smile.
Will AI solve everything? By the third decade of the 21st century, orthodontics had undergone a transformation that the literature rightly calls the „digital revolution”. This
What does the science say? The issue of wisdom teeth and congestion has been the subject of a number of high-profile studies over the past 50 years, using different methodologies. The scientific consensus
Issues of long-term stability Patients often breathe a sigh of relief at the end of orthodontic treatment, but one of the most difficult stages from a professional point of view - retention - is
Insidious Population Disease: why do bite disorders affect 65-70% children? While the prevalence of tooth decay is falling, another, less visible problem is exploding: bite disorders
We encounter a lot of questions on the subject Week after week, we encounter a lot of questions from our patients during our treatments and consultations. We always stress that there are no unnecessary questions, no „stupid” questions”
Free online lecture about what neither the health visitor nor the paediatrician told us regarding a child’s developing face, breathing and a smile that lasts a lifetime (0–18 years).
Date and time: 5 November 2026 – 7.00 pm
