Complete dental care in Belgrade, under one roof.

Yes. We don't charge for the first check-up and consultation — you get a clear assessment and price before deciding on anything.

All repairs and treatments are done under local anesthesia when needed. Patients most often say the treatment felt almost painless.

You can pay in cash or by payment card. You know the exact amount before any work starts, with no hidden costs.

We recommend booking by phone or through the site's inquiry form so we can secure a time that works for you.

Yes, there's reserved parking right outside the practice.

Yes. We are open on weekdays from 9:30 to 20:00; on Saturdays by appointment only, from 10:00 to 14:00. We are closed on Sundays.

When the schedule allows, we do see walk-in patients, but there is a wait. If you are in pain or it is an emergency, call us on +381 64 125 3901 — we try to see urgent cases the same or the next day.

We give a five-year warranty on composite fillings and a material warranty on prosthetic work. The conditions depend on the type of work and on keeping regular check-ups, and we explain all of it before we start.

Placing the implant itself is quick, usually 30 to 60 minutes per tooth. The complete process, including bone healing and making the crown, typically takes 3 to 6 months, depending on the condition of the jaw.

A metal-ceramic crown has a metal base covered with ceramic, while a metal-free (zirconia) crown has no metal, so it lets light through better and looks more natural. The metal-free option is more aesthetically refined, while metal-ceramic is a more affordable solution — both prices are in our price list.

The price depends on the implant system, the condition of the bone and whether any preparation is needed first. That is why we do not quote from memory — after a free examination and an X-ray you get a written treatment plan with the exact price, before you commit to anything.

A metal-ceramic crown is 14,000 RSD and a metal-free zirconia crown is 24,000 RSD. The final price depends on whether the tooth first needs treatment or a build-up — we assess that at the free examination.

Usually 2 to 3 visits within 7 to 14 days: preparing the tooth and taking the impression, a fitting, then placement. While the crown is being made you wear a temporary one, so you are never without a tooth.

Not necessarily. A partial denture often relies on and attaches to existing healthy teeth, while a full denture is made when no teeth remain in the jaw. At your free check-up we'll assess which option is best for your situation.

Professional whitening at the practice, supervised by a dentist, does not damage tooth enamel. Some patients experience temporary sensitivity, which passes quickly.

On average 1 to 3 years, depending on dietary habits (coffee, red wine, smoking) and regular oral hygiene.

In-practice whitening of both jaws is 15,000 RSD. We recommend having tartar removed beforehand so the result is even and lasts longer.

Yes. For adult patients we most often use clear aligners, and fixed braces are also an option. At the examination we assess what is feasible in your case, how long it takes and what it costs.

It's recommended that the first visit happen around the first year of life, and by age three at the latest — to get used to the environment and catch any issues early.

Fissure sealing is a completely painless preventive procedure where the grooves on teeth are coated with a protective material, significantly reducing the risk of cavities in children.

We try to see emergency cases the same day or the next — call us directly at +381 64 125 3901 and we'll give you the first available slot.

Keep the piece, do not glue it back yourself, and call us. An exposed tooth is sensitive and neighbouring teeth shift over time, so it is best dealt with quickly — we try to see urgent cases the same or the next day.

Yes, with the appropriate preparation. It is important that you tell us which medicines you take before any procedure and bring your most recent results. Never stop blood-thinning medication on your own — if needed, we coordinate with your doctor.

It's recommended to have a check-up and, if needed, tartar removal once every 6 months, for timely prevention of cavities and gum disease.

Tartar removal is generally a painless procedure. Some mild gum sensitivity right after treatment is possible, and it passes quickly.