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A cavity or a sensitive tooth
If a tooth reacts to cold or sweet things, or you can feel a hole, we find the cause and restore it gently.
Tooth-coloured composite fillings
Fillings and inlays · Onyx Dent
Fillings and inlays on Andrássy út
We place tooth-coloured fillings and, for larger gaps, lab-made inlays in composite (Gradia), pressed ceramic or zirconia. We work under local anaesthetic. The aim is to keep as much of your own tooth as possible (restorative dentistry).
Who it's for
When do you need a filling or an inlay?
There's no need to wait until a tooth starts to hurt. The earlier we treat decay, the smaller the treatment, and the more of your own tooth you keep.
If you're in pain, call us and we'll try to see you as soon as possible.
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An old, discoloured filling
If an old amalgam or worn filling bothers you, we check at the examination whether it really needs replacing.
Filling replacement
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A larger gap in a back tooth
When a lot of the tooth is missing but it doesn't need a crown yet, a lab-made inlay can last longer than a filling.
Inlays and onlays
What you get
What you get from restorative treatment
A restored tooth that matches the others in colour and shape. We recommend a filling or an inlay based on the condition of the tooth.
An accurate diagnosis
We assess how deep the decay goes and remove only as much of the tooth as we have to.
Tooth-coloured materials
Composite fillings and ceramic inlays are shade-matched to your own teeth, so the repair blends in.
Gentle treatment
We work under local anaesthetic and at a calm pace, to keep the treatment comfortable.
Price list · Restorative dentistry
Treatments and prices
For every item we explain what it is for and who it suits.
| Treatment | What it does | Who it is for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tooth-coloured filling (composite), 1 surface | What it doesWe remove a small area of decay on one surface and fill the tooth with tooth-coloured composite. | Who it is forFor a small cavity caught early, for example on the biting surface. | HUF 26,000 |
| Tooth-coloured filling (composite), 2 surfaces | What it doesWe remove the decay and rebuild two surfaces of the tooth with tooth-coloured material. | Who it is forIf the cavity has spread to the side facing the next tooth, which is common in back teeth. | HUF 29,000 |
| Tooth-coloured filling (composite), 3 surfaces | What it doesWe fill three surfaces of the tooth, rebuilding its shape and biting surface. | Who it is forIf much of the tooth is affected but it can still be restored with a filling. | HUF 34,000 |
| Temporary filling | What it doesSeals the tooth for a short time until treatment continues at the next visit. | Who it is forWhen treatment takes more than one visit, for example before an inlay or a root canal. | HUF 5,000 |
| Long-term temporary filling (GIC) | What it doesA glass ionomer (GIC) filling that seals the tooth well for months and releases fluoride. | Who it is forWhen the final restoration comes later, or we want to watch the tooth for a while. | HUF 9,000 |
| Medicated lining | What it doesWe place a medicated layer under the filling that protects and calms the nerve (pulp). | Who it is forFor deep decay that has come close to the nerve of the tooth. | HUF 8,000 |
| Tooth-coloured composite inlay (Gradia), medium wear resistance | What it doesA lab-made composite inlay, made from an impression, that fits precisely into the missing part. | Who it is forFor a less loaded tooth, when the gap is too large for a filling. | HUF 79,000 |
| Porcelain inlay (pressed ceramic), high wear resistance | What it doesA pressed porcelain inlay whose colour and translucency come close to natural enamel. | Who it is forFor a larger gap in a back tooth, if you want a durable, natural-looking restoration. | HUF 99,000 |
| Zirconia inlay (zirconium inlay/onlay, highest wear resistance) | What it doesMade of zirconia, a white and extremely strong ceramic, the hardest and most wear-resistant of the inlay materials. | Who it is forFor a heavily loaded back tooth, or if you clench or grind your teeth. | HUF 119,000 |
Prices are indicative. You receive the final amount in writing after the examination, before any treatment. Valid from September 2026
Full price listTreatment process
From first step to plan
Whichever treatment it is, this is how we start.
First consultation
We examine your teeth and talk through what is bothering you.
Diagnosis and plan
We tell you which treatment could help, and you receive the plan: the steps, the timeline and the price.
Next steps
If you go ahead, we book the next appointment. If you want to think, you can take the plan home.
Common questions
Questions we hear about fillings and inlays
The most common questions, answered briefly. We cover the rest at the examination.
Request a consultationIt depends on how many surfaces of the tooth the filling covers. You'll find itemised prices in the price list above, and after the examination you get a precise treatment plan up front.
Next step
Book a consultation
At the first visit we examine your teeth, and you receive a treatment plan with its price. You can book online in a few minutes, or call us.
Request a consultation