Dentistry News

The weather is quite cold in January in this part of the world. Many of the great parks that make Budapest such an attraction are closed or just plain miserable to visit, and a stroll along the Danube is not as much fun in a coat with a cold wind and total darkness at 4 pm.

Few people know that there are plenty of holidays in the cold months after Christmas but before spring. Epiphany is celebrated in Hungary, and just passed on January 6th, and is often overlooked in Europe, dwarfed by Christmas and the New Year. There are many awesome traditions surrounding this time of the year, and it is a great time to visit Hungary.

This year was a very intense one for Budapest, and for several reasons.

Since this question is often asked by a lot of patients, and since a google search with the key words “dental implant rejection” will come up with lots of articles, I feel that is important that we write a little about this topic, or rather, about this lack of a topic.

The Bazaar in the royal Castle at Buda is special as it is one of the last still standing vestiges of Turkish Ottoman rule. It captures an important period in the country’s history, one that it does not like to remember at all, and that is often augmented, glossed over or otherwise neglected as unimportant.