Dentistry News

Wrigley’s, usually known for their spearmint gum, have recently released a survey in the UK, in which they asked questions relating to dental hygiene and to eating habits, which found that the average office worker is at greater risk for developing caries and for developing dental issues than anyone else. The reasons are dietary and lifestyle related, as all ills of the white collar worker are.

Budapest is rightfully known as the city of spas. With naturally occurring hot thermal water underneath the Buda hills, and the entire country having the second highest amount of thermal waters in the world -the first being Reykjavik-, you will more spas than you can count. Aside from being the best place to rest after an operation, many fun activities await the spa goer, and some spas even transform into discos and clubs once the night falls. To put it simply, there is an incredible spa culture in Hungary, which is a must see.

If you find yourself stuck in Budapest for a few days because of a dental treatment abroad, do not fear! You are in a cultural and historical capital of the world, which was the pearl of the Habsburg emipre, and for good reason! But what if you find yourself wiht no money after haviong your teeth done, so you cant afford a museum, or a lunch at a nice restaurant, and will have to cook your own food in a dingy hostel for the next three days? Not to worry! Now that spring has finally and majestically graced us wiht her presence, the city of parks, as it wa sonce known, has plenty of free, outdoor adventures to offer for those willing to walk, hike, and soak in some sun!

You may find yourself in need of dental treatment abroad, and chances are, you are going to find yourself in Budapest, in one of the many great quality and hospitable dental clinics specializing in providing dental tourism. While here, you may find yourself without anything to do, a book that was more boring than the cover let you to believe, and nothing good on the telly, while you may still have at least 2 days of no fly left. What to do? Luckily, Budapest is the cultural, as well as the physical capital of Hungary, so you will never be left without anything to do.

One of the problems with hyping medical procedures out of control is the fact that people become reluctant to talk about the possible side effects that the treatment in question may have. Of course, all medical procedures have possible side effects, bar none. The only question is how often and how bad they are, and if there is anything to be done to prevent them. In the case of dental implants, the side effects are so rare and so incredibly manageable that mentioning them can just frighten the patient, but a patient has the right to know. So just know that dental implants have a 98% chance of success, higher than tonsil removals.