Affordable ways to fix missing teeth
Affordable ways to fix missing teeth are now available for Irish patients who want to restore their smile without paying high Irish dental prices.
Through Hungarian Dentists Wexford and Perfect Smile Dental Implant Centre in Hungary, you can receive world-class treatment at a fraction of Irish costs — with a free consultation and digital X-ray in Wexford, full aftercare in Ireland, and expert treatment by highly experienced dental surgeons abroad.
If you’re missing one or more teeth and want to regain your confidence, function, and smile, there are several affordable ways to fix missing teeth that suit different budgets and dental needs.
1. Dental Implants – Permanent and Natural Dental implants are the gold-standard solution for replacing missing teeth.
Each implant acts as an artificial tooth root placed in the jawbone, providing a strong foundation for a crown or bridge. Implants look, feel, and function like real teeth and can last decades with proper care.
However, the cost of dental implants in Ireland often ranges from €1,350 to €3,000 per tooth.
That’s why many patients now travel to Perfect Smile Dental Clinic in Hodmezővásárhely, Hungary to find affordable ways to fix missing teeth.
Where the same high-quality implant and crown typically cost around €950, saving up to €2,000 per tooth.
Your treatment journey begins with a free consultation and X-ray in Wexford, where Fintan (0873490104) will explain your options and help you plan your visit to Hungary for treatment.
2. All-on-4 and All-on-6 Implants – Full-Arch Smile Restoration
For patients missing most or all of their teeth, All-on-4 and All-on-6 dental implant systems offer a fixed full-arch solution.
Using four or six strategically placed implants, your dentist can attach a full bridge of new teeth that are permanently secured and completely natural looking.
In Ireland, this procedure can exceed €13,000 per arch, while the same treatment at Perfect Smile Hungary is available for around €6,900, saving more than 50%.
After the initial fitting in Hungary, you’ll return to Ireland for aftercare at Hungarian Dentists Wexford, making the entire process smooth, affordable, and stress-free.
3. Dental Bridges – Reliable and Affordable Another one of the most affordable ways to fix missing teeth is with a dental bridge. Bridges are ideal when one or more teeth are missing in a row.
They use the neighbouring teeth as anchors to support a replacement tooth or teeth, restoring your ability to chew and smile confidently.
Dental bridges in Ireland often cost €1,000 to €1,800, but Perfect Smile Hungary offers the same treatment for €400–€600, depending on the materials used.
Zirconia bridges are particularly popular thanks to their strength, durability, and lifelike appearance.
Before any treatment, you can arrange a free consultation and X-ray at Hungarian Dentists Wexford, where the team will assess your needs and give you a detailed cost comparison before you travel.
4. Dentures and Implant-Supported Dentures For patients seeking more traditional or removable options, dentures remain an effective and affordable solution.
Modern dentures are lightweight, natural looking, and comfortable to wear.
For additional stability, many patients now choose implant-supported dentures, which clip securely onto small dental implants for a snug, confident fit.
These are particularly attractive for those looking for affordable ways to fix missing teeth while enjoying better comfort and function than traditional removable dentures.
Patients can benefit from major savings by having the treatment performed in Hungary, while aftercare is conveniently provided in Wexford.
The answers to the question where to find affordable ways to fix missing teeth is right here.
Fintan on 087 349 0104 can assist you.
5. Dental Crowns and Veneers – When Teeth Are Damaged but Not Missing Sometimes, teeth are still present but damaged, cracked, or heavily decayed.
In such cases, dental crowns or veneers are ideal to strengthen and restore the tooth’s appearance.
In Ireland, zirconia or Emax crowns can cost €600–€900, while at Perfect Smile Dental Clinic Hungary, the same crown typically costs €365, saving up to €500 per tooth.
Veneers are also more affordable abroad, making cosmetic smile restoration accessible to more patients than ever before.
Affordable Quality and Peace of Mind
Patients choosing treatment through Hungarian Dentists Wexford and Perfect Smile Hungary can expect transparent pricing, expert care, and continuous support.
Every treatment plan begins with a free consultation and digital X-ray in Wexford, so you know exactly what to expect before travelling.
All dental procedures are performed under strict EU safety and hygiene standards, using world-class materials and advanced technology.
After your treatment in Hungary, all check-ups and aftercare are completed at Hungarian Dentists Wexford, saving you the cost and hassle of travelling again.
For advice, bookings, and questions, you can always contact Fintan (0873490104), your Irish point of contact who coordinates the entire process.
Why Choose This Option
Free consultation and digital X-ray in Wexford – no obligation. Treatment in Perfect Smile Hungary – save 60–70% versus Irish prices.
Full aftercare in Ireland – all follow-ups done locally. EU-qualified dental specialists – advanced experience in implant dentistry.
Personal support – contact Fintan on 0873490104 for full guidance.
Start Your Journey to a Confident Smile
If you’ve been searching for affordable ways to fix missing teeth, there has never been a better time to take action.
With Perfect Smile Dental Implant Centre Hungary and Hungarian Dentists Wexford, you can enjoy professional dental restoration, free consultation and X-ray, and complete aftercare in Ireland — all at a price that makes sense.
Book your free consultation in Wexford today.
Call Fintan on 0873490104 and discover how you can restore your smile, confidence, and quality of life with one of the most affordable ways to fix missing teeth available to Irish patients.
References
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9469448/
