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We focus on maximum transparency regarding available treatment options and their pricing. Therefore before making decisions on actual treatment plan, we inform our patients about available options, their prognosis, advantages & disadvantages vs. other treatment options and their costs.

We have contracts with the public insurance companies in Czech Republic, and we use to the extent possible to avoid excessive out of pocket expenditure of our patients. For example, an insured patient does not have to pay for intraoral and panoramic x-rays and regular check-ups, and also we use the insurance contributions towards prosthetics to make these more affordable. 

At our clinic, you can pay with all major credit or debit cards or in cash (we prefer that you use payment cards). If you would like to use a benefit programme provided by your employer, it is generally possible, but please consult with us via email before undergoing the treatment. 

PRACTICAL DENTISTRY:

Entry examination: covered by insurance

X-ray diagnostics - digital RVG: covered by insurance

X-ray diagnostics - digital OPG: covered by insurance

 

Layered photocomposite filling (so-called white filling): CZK 1,190 to CZK 2,840

(price according to the time required for the procedure, already takes into account the health insurance contribution)

 

 Application of cofferdam: CZK 340

Endodontic treatment of a tooth: CZK 7,880 - CZK 11,820

CBCT - 3D X-ray: CZK 800 (any field of view - single scan up to 16x9cm and double scan up to 16x15cm, shared electronically via data storage)

Crown: CZK 7,306 to CZK 10,466

(depending on the material used)

 

​PERIODONTAL TREATMENTS:

Treatments not covered by insurance::

Application of medications (Chlosite, HybenX, periodontal pocket rinses, etc.) CZK 1,250 to CZK 1,800

Surgical procedures using guided tissue regeneration (e.g., using collagen membranes): CZK 4,548 to CZK 10,195 per surgical procedure

 

Additional visits according to individual treatment plan 

​DENTAL HYGIENE:

Dental hygiene (including pigmentation removal using the air flow method, as needed): CZK 1,950

(The length of dental hygiene treatment is individual and is always determined as needed)

ORTHODONTICS:

 

After the initial diagnosis, you will be scheduled for a consultation to discuss your treatment plan, where you will be informed of the recommended treatment and its cost. The recommended treatment and its duration are always individual, but below we provide an approximate range of treatment costs.

Treatment with fixed braces:

Clients under 22 years of age:

Treatment with metal braces: CZK 20,000 to CZK 25,000 per jaw

Treatment with ceramic braces: CZK 26,000 to CZK 32,000 per jaw

Treatment with invisible braces:

Clients under 22 years of age: From CZK 15,100 (simple defects) to CZK 35,000 (more complex defects) per jaw

Adults over 22 years of age: From CZK 20,000 (simple defects) to CZK 45,000 (more complex defects) per jaw

CANCELLATION POLICY:

 

You can cancel your order by calling +420 731 899 009, emailing info@stomatologie8.cz, or in person.

 

Cancellation of an order at least 2 business days before the appointment: Free of charge

 

Cancellation of an order due to acute illness (even less than 2 business days in advance): Free of charge if immediate notification and confirmation from a doctor is provided.

 

Cancellation of an appointment less than 2 working days in advance or failure to attend without excuse according to the above conditions: 

CZK 500 / 15 min appointment with a doctor

CZK 700 / 30 min appointment with a dental hygienist

 

Note:

Uncancelled unused appointments prevent doctors from treating other patients who have to wait for later appointments. Therefore, if you fail to show up for treatment without timely notice (i.e., 2 business days in advance), we reserve the right to charge you a cancellation fee. This helps patients who need the earliest possible appointment, which we are sometimes unable to offer them unnecessarily.

 

Exceptions are serious health reasons - e.g., acute illness, in which case we will ask you to provide a doctor's note or a copy of your sick leave certificate.

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