Many people avoid visiting the dentist because of the common dental phobia. Avoiding regular dental treatment often results in neglect of oral health and appearance, up to and beyond the point when drastic measures become necessary.

At Platinum Dental Budapest we are sensitive to your individual feelings and concerns.

We offer you FREE EXTENDED appointments with absolutely no rush. We treat you at a speed which suits you.

We invite you to speak directly to Dr. Peter about any concerns you may have with regards to your dental health and treatments.

Feel free to contact us via email: smile@platinumbudapest.com 

To speak to Dr. Peter directly simply leave a contact telephone number and we can call you back at a time that suits you, morning, afternoon or evening.

We can even arrange a Face-To-Face video call.

Or call our dental practice direct on our UK number 0207 048 4394.

Sedation dentistry addresses peoples phobias, allowing people to undergo dental work while avoiding this common apprehension.

Additionally, sedation dentistry is such that complex dental procedures normally requiring numerous visits can often be performed in just one or two sittings.

Our expert anaesthetist is available if you prefer to sleep during your treatment.

We can offer you intravenous sedation which is administered through a small injection. It is best used for shorter dental procedures and has an advantage over oral sedation because the onset of sedation action is nearly instant.

Amnesia is a common side effect of intravenous sedation and oral sedation, often leading people to believe that their procedure lasted mere minutes.

What is sedation?

Your dentist may recommend an intravenous or ‘IV' sedation. This is given by injection, either in the back of your hand or in your arm. The dose will depend on the amount of treatment needed and how long it will take to complete.

How will IV sedation affect me?

You become drowsy and unaware of any treatment, but you are still able to co-operate with the dentist. The effects of a sedative medicine take some time to wear off and your dentist will tell you how long the drugs will take to clear from your body. You won't be able to drink alcohol, drive or work machinery during this time.