Dentist that does implants

Hungarian Dentists Wexford | Local consultations and aftercare

Looking for a dentist that does implants near Wexford? Hungarian Dentists Wexford offers free consultations and panoramic X-rays in Wexford town, with dental implant treatment carried out at Perfect Smile Dental Implant Center in Hungary. Patients benefit from personalised treatment planning, affordable implant options and local aftercare support when they return to Ireland.

Where can I find a dentist that does implants near Wexford?

Patients from Wexford town, Enniscorthy, New Ross, Gorey, Bunclody and throughout Ireland can arrange an initial consultation through Hungarian Dentists Wexford.

We also welcome enquiries from elsewhere in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Our service offers an alternative for patients considering dental implant treatment abroad while retaining a local point of contact.

Dental implant surgery is not performed in Wexford through our service. Consultations, extractions where appropriate and aftercare are provided locally. Implant placement, crowns, bridges and other restorative dental treatments take place at Perfect Smile Dental Implant Center in Hódmezővásárhely, Hungary.

How does dental implant treatment from Wexford to Hungary work?

The process begins with a consultation in Wexford, followed by an individual treatment plan prepared by the dental team in Hungary. Patients receive information about the recommended treatment, expected costs and travel arrangements before deciding whether to proceed.

Angelika Szmolka helps coordinate appointments, treatment arrangements and follow-up care. Patients with questions or concerns can contact her at szangelika75@gmail.com.

For urgent problems such as significant swelling, uncontrolled bleeding or difficulty breathing, seek immediate local medical or dental assistance rather than waiting for a visiting appointment.

How much does a dental implant cost in Hungary?

A complete single dental implant restoration at Perfect Smile Hungary currently costs €1,190 with a porcelain-fused-to-metal crown or €1,290 with a zirconia crown, based on the component prices below.

For more detailed pricing information, read our dental implants cost in Hungary guide.

How many trips to Hungary are needed for dental implants?

Dental implant treatment generally involves two trips to Hungary, although individual requirements can vary.

First trip: Implant placement

During the first visit, the dentist places the implant fixture into the jawbone. Temporary teeth may be provided where clinically appropriate, depending on the type of restoration and the patient’s circumstances.

Healing period: Approximately four months

The implant needs time to integrate with the surrounding jawbone, a process known as osseointegration. At Perfect Smile Hungary, the usual interval between visits is approximately four months, although healing time varies between patients.

Second trip: Final teeth

Once healing and implant stability have been assessed, the final crown, bridge or implant-supported restoration can be fitted.

Patients requiring bone grafting, extractions or more complex treatment may need a different schedule. Any necessary preparatory extractions may be carried out in Wexford, allowing healing before travel.

For a fuller explanation, see our full-mouth dental implant process guide.

Who is suitable for dental implants?

Dental implants may be suitable for adults who have lost one or more teeth and want to explore a fixed replacement. However, suitability depends on the condition of the gums, jawbone, remaining teeth and general health.

• Gum health: Active gum disease may need treatment before implant placement.
• Jawbone: Sufficient bone is needed to support the implant, although grafting may be an option in some cases.
• General health: Certain medical conditions, medicines and smoking can affect healing and treatment outcomes.
• Missing teeth: One implant, an implant-supported bridge or a full-arch restoration may be considered depending on the number of teeth missing.
• Long-term maintenance: Good oral hygiene and regular dental reviews remain important after treatment.

Implants are not automatically the best choice for everyone. Bridges and dentures may be more appropriate in some circumstances, and your dentist should explain the alternatives.

What happens during dental implant surgery?

Dental implant surgery involves placing a titanium or other suitable implant fixture into the jawbone to support a replacement tooth or restoration. The procedure is normally carried out under local anaesthetic, with additional options considered according to clinical needs.

Following placement, the implant must heal and integrate with the bone before it can support the final restoration, unless an immediate-loading approach is clinically appropriate.

As with other surgical procedures, there are potential risks, including infection, implant failure, nerve injury and complications involving nearby anatomical structures. Your treating dentist will explain the risks relevant to your case.

Why is local aftercare important after dental treatment abroad?

Local aftercare gives patients a familiar point of contact when they return home from Hungary. This is particularly important after dental implant surgery, when healing and the condition of the surrounding tissues may need monitoring.

Hungarian Dentists Wexford has supported patients for more than 24 years. The visiting Perfect Smile team attends Wexford approximately every four weeks, allowing patients to arrange appropriate follow-up assessments.

Many routine concerns can be assessed through the Wexford service. However, some complications or further restorative procedures may require treatment in Hungary. Patients should understand these arrangements before travelling.

You can also read about Perfect Smile Dental Implant Center Hungary and how treatment is organised for Irish patients.

Are All-on-4 or All-on-6 implants an option?

For patients missing most or all of their teeth in one jaw, full-arch implant-supported restorations may be an option. All-on-4 and All-on-6 are approaches that typically use four or six implants to support a full arch of replacement teeth.

The most suitable approach depends on bone availability, bite forces, oral health and the proposed restoration. Neither option is automatically better for every patient.

Read our All-on-4 versus All-on-6 dental implants comparison for more information about the differences.

Frequently asked questions about dental implants near Wexford

Patient information: This article provides general information and is not a substitute for individual dental advice. Treatment suitability, prices, healing times and appointment schedules must be confirmed with the dental team.