The All-on-4® treatment concept by Nobel Biocare® costs thousands less in Sopron, enabling patients from Western Europe to permanently replace missing or failing teeth safely, effectively and within budget.

Located on the Hungarian-Austrian border scarcely an hour outside Vienna, this quiet yet charming city welcomes thousands of patients every week who come to take advantage of the famously low prices and high quality of care on offer in Hungary.

Find out how you can join them, even when travelling from the UK, with this Dental Departures guide.

This full-arch prosthesis holds a full row of durable crowns, thus restoring the function and appearance of the teeth by up to 90%.

Compared to dentures, a cheaper and more popular teeth replacement option, dental implant-based restorations nonetheless have a number of advantages, such as:

• No slipping or falling out

• Restores function to up to 90%, allowing patients to eat most types of food

• Can last a lifetime

• Prevents bone shrinkage around the gums and cheeks

• No irritation, meaning no special adhesives are required

• One only session of surgery is required

• Normal care of teeth—no more soaking of dentures at night!

Find out more about what the procedure entails in the country with Dental Departures’ Ultimate Guide to the All-on-4® treatment concept in Hungary.

Compared to the UK, patients can expect the same treatment to cost upwards of GBP 15,000, meaning a full mouth rehabilitation can be as high as GBP 30,000.

• Bossclinic

• Braun Dental & Beauty

For more options, find our list of verified providers in Hungary here (Note: these clinics may use Nobel Biocare implants as well as other reputable brands which follow a similar technique).

The reason for this is threefold:

• It’s easy to reach (by road) for patients based in countries where dental care is expensive, such as Austria, Switzerland and Germany

• The quality of care is extremely high

• Prices are famously low, with savings of up to 70% to be made on a range of treatments, no matter how big or small

As well as domestic daytrippers travelling from Budapest (who come in search of culture-packed weekend break away from the normal tourist crowds), most visitors to Sopron arrive via nearby Vienna in Austria or Bratislava to the north, in neighbouring Slovakia.

This town of only 35,000 locals is now able to accommodate more than 100,000 patient arrivals every year, with a good range of accommodation options, restaurants, shops, cafes and pubs.

How Do I Get to Sopron? Can I Fly?

Aside from driving in across one of the nearby land borders, patients travelling from further afield are able to fly into one of the several regional airports, the closest being in Vienna at a little more than an hour away by train or car.

Other international airports are located in Budapest and Slovakia.

The flight time from the UK is about two hours, with direct flights available from London, Edinburgh, Manchester, Bristol, Luton, Birmingham and Dublin.

Return tickets can be found online for as little as EUR 40 with budget carriers and not much more than EUR 150 with national carriers, like British Airways.

Note: Price estimates were obtained from Skyscanner at the time of writing.

We also guarantee the best prices online; if you find a better price for the same treatment with the same dentist, we’ll match it.

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