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Bleeding, swollen gums
If your gums regularly bleed when you brush, or look red and puffy, it's worth having them checked.
Often the first sign
Gum treatment · Onyx Dent
Gum treatment on Andrássy út
Gum treatment (periodontics) treats gum disease (periodontitis). Under local anaesthetic we thoroughly clean the gaps between the teeth and gums, the gum pockets (curettage). Shallower pockets are cleaned without an incision; for deeper ones we gently open the gum. The aim is to stop the inflammation so you can keep your teeth for the long term.
Who it's for
When should you come in for gum treatment?
Gum disease can progress for a long time without pain, which makes it easy to ignore. The earlier we treat it, the simpler the treatment.
Before treatment we examine your gums and measure the depth of the gum pockets.
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Receding gums, loose teeth
If your teeth look longer than they used to, or one has started to move, the supporting tissue may be affected.
Best not to wait
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Bad breath or a bad taste
Persistent bad breath is often caused by bacteria sitting in gum pockets.
Often comes from the gum pockets
What you get
What you get from periodontal treatment
First we assess how far the gum disease has gone, then we follow the treatment plan one step at a time.
An accurate assessment
Pocket measurements, with an X-ray if needed, show which teeth need treatment.
A gentle deep clean
Under local anaesthetic, we clear build-up from the gum pockets and root surfaces.
An aftercare plan
After treatment we see you regularly for check-ups and hygiene appointments, so the results last.
Price list · Periodontics
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Periodontal curettage, per tooth | What it doesWe clean the gum pocket and root surface around a single tooth, removing build-up and inflamed tissue. | Who it is forIf deeper gum pockets have formed around just one or a few teeth. | HUF 9,000 |
| Closed periodontal curettage, per quadrant | What it doesA deep clean of the gum pockets in one quarter of the mouth, without incisions, under local anaesthetic. | Who it is forFor inflamed gums and moderate pockets around several teeth, when scaling alone is no longer enough. | HUF 29,000 |
| Open periodontal curettage, per quadrant (flap surgery) | What it doesWe lift a small flap of gum so deep pockets can be cleaned directly, then stitch the gum back in place. | Who it is forFor deep gum pockets, when cleaning without incisions is no longer enough. | HUF 47,000 |
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 periodontics
The most common questions, answered briefly. We cover the rest at the examination.
Request a consultationNot necessarily, but it points to gum inflammation, which can progress if left untreated. The examination shows whether a hygiene appointment is enough or a deeper clean is needed.
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