Going to Budapest for Dental Care to Close Gaps in Front Teeth Nov 2015

So I have my final day check up with Dr Oros, she attempted to check my bite but as i'm still a bit sensitive she couldn't really do it. However, she did adjust my crowns as I described my jaw shaking a bit when I placed my top teeth on the bottom. Her adjustment has definitely improved this, when i go back for my check up she will attempt the bite again (I think now is just too soon).

I suppose in my own way i'll miss both Dr Oros and Regina, they were really lovely, fun and I felt they cared about me and my outcome. I took a selfie just before I left, I was trying to do my biggest cheesiest grin, but we were giggling as we took it so doesn't look as cheesy as I had hoped.

I was given a form which advised of my guarantee, Dr Oros talked about this before, it is a 6yr guarantee, but for this to be valid I must come back to Budapest for 1-2 days for a checkup in the first yr. Ani (receptionist) explained if i did not my guarantee would not be valid. It also mentions if you grind your teeth, poor oral hygiene and some other things it listed it would not be valid.

I think I better check that what is on the list I do not already do without realising or that would suck.

My husband needs to come back and so I will join him and probably go ahead with placing an implant in the gap in the top left of my mouth at the same time.

I should really stop making promises. Mainly because I forgot the answer by the time I get back to the hotel KMT!

So good news, I had my crowns fitted permanently today yayyyyy!!!

Anyway, here are plenty of photos for you to see and decide for yourself if porcelain crowns are for you.

Although I did not come to Budapest with an intention to have crowns put in, my experience is that I am extremely pleased, I tagged along with Mr Beanz and I followed through with a plan offered by Dr Oros. I absolutely love my outcome.

I planned to only have an additional procedure an implant put in but my husband says its better to put both as I may lose the bone in that area i leave out. He has this kind of problem and unfortunately for him his procedures are going to take 1yr and half to 2 yrs to fix his issues. Also visiting the clinic highlighted a few things to us that we were blissfully unaware of, so for that alone I am really gratefully and thank God we came to SODC for our treatment. I should also Thank our co-ordinator Betti, such a sweet lady via email for making this trip very easy. And she was right the company as great people working for them.

Not sure I will be allowed but I will try to get a selfie of Dr Oros her dental assistant who has been on this journey with us Regina (a very sweet lady whom I’ve nicknamed Bad Cop).

So I was given instructions not to eat for 3 hours, to brush my teeth at the end of the day as usual but a little gentler as my gums may be/will be sensitive for a few days. Again advised not to eat anything to tough, but I can bite into an apple I think she said 2-3 weeks. I will have to record my next conversation with Dr Oros, mainly because I genuinely forget the answers and I’ve got a learning difficulty (dyslexia) my memory and writing are shocking. Even with spell check I still make errors (sorry, I digress). Tomorrow for my final check up, they are going to show me how to take care of my new teeth. I am so excited and I believe this includes brushing my new teeth. Brushing twice a day (of course) I honestly cannot remember what else.