Price list
We determine a detailed price and treatment plan based on an initial examination, evaluation of X-rays, and other diagnostic options, if necessary. A detailed price list is available at the reception desk at CLINIQ.
Initial examination for adults
The initial examination for adults includes a 3D X-ray, examination under a Carl Zeiss microscope or with magnifying glasses, and a complete check-up of the teeth and gums. Based on the examination, the dentist will determine an individual treatment and price plan.
Preventive checkup for a non-registered patient
A comprehensive examination of your teeth and gums. The examination is performed using a Carl Zeiss microscope or magnifying glasses.
Composite filling for adults
Composite filling is an aesthetic dental filling made of white resin, which we perform with magnification and in a rubber dam for maximum precision and a dry working field. The result is natural, strong, and long-lasting, suitable for both visible and less visible areas of the teeth.
Tooth extraction
Tooth extraction is a procedure in which a tooth is removed from the jaw. It is performed when a tooth is severely damaged by decay, broken, or causing other problems. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, and after extraction, wound care is recommended to ensure proper healing without complications.
Endodontics (root canal treatment)
Endodontics Phase I (acute treatment, removal of the dental nerve, root canal disinfection from CZK 7,500 / € 306)
Endodontics Phase II (permanent filling, root filling, core build-up from CZK 9,000 / € 367)
Endodontic retreatment (root canal treatment)
Reendodontics is a repeat root canal treatment performed when the original endodontic treatment has failed or a new infection has occurred. The aim is to remove the inflammation, clean and reseal the canals so that the tooth can be preserved. The procedure is performed with maximum precision under a microscope.
Bone grafting / bone augmentation (sinus lift and others)
Bone grafting/bone augmentation – a sinus lift is a surgical procedure that increases bone volume. It allows for the safe placement of a dental implant where there is insufficient bone. The procedure promotes implant stability and long-term treatment success.
Dental implant (without crown)
A dental implant is a titanium screw that is inserted into the jawbone in place of a missing tooth. It serves as a stable foundation for a future crown, bridge, or removable denture. The implant ensures that the replacement is firmly anchored and provides long-term stability.
Temporary crown
A temporary crown is a temporary replacement for a tooth that is placed after the tooth has been prepared and protects it until the permanent crown is ready. It maintains the correct shape and function of the tooth, aids in chewing, and protects the gums. It serves as a temporary solution and allows the patient to wait comfortably for the final crown.
Crown for implant
An implant crown is a permanent tooth replacement that is placed on a titanium implant inserted into the jawbone. It restores the shape, function, and aesthetics of the missing tooth. The crown is firmly fixed and behaves like a natural tooth, allowing for trouble-free chewing and speaking.
Ceramic/zirconium crown/veneers
A ceramic or zirconia crown is a permanent replacement for part of a tooth that protects a weakened or damaged tooth and restores its shape, function, and aesthetics. The crown is precisely prepared and fitted onto the tooth so that it fits perfectly. Materials such as ceramic or zirconia ensure a natural appearance, strength, and long life.
Removable prosthesis (replacement)
Full removable denture (replacement) – jaw from CZK 25,000 to CZK 45,000 / from € 1 020 to € 1 837
Partial removable denture (replacement) – jaw from CZK 25,000 to CZK 50,000 / from € 1 020 to € 2 041
Hybrid removable denture (replacement) – jaw from CZK 40,000 / from € 1 633
Immediate prosthesis (replacement)
An immediate denture is a temporary dental replacement that is inserted immediately after tooth extraction. It maintains the correct shape of the gums, helps with speaking and chewing, and protects the extraction site. It serves as a temporary solution until a permanent denture can be made.
Initial dental hygiene for adults
Initial dental hygiene – periodontal and hygiene indices, tartar removal (manual/ultrasonic), treatment using professional NoPain teeth cleaning – AIRFLOW Prophylaxis Master, according to the GBT protocol, calibration of interdental brushes, motivation + cleaning instruction.
Recall dental hygiene for adults
Regular dental hygiene – periodontal and hygiene index checks, tartar removal (manual/ultrasonic), treatment using professional NoPain teeth cleaning – AIRFLOW Prophylaxis Master, according to GBT protocol, recalibration of interdental brushes, remotivation + cleaning re-instruction.
Dental hygiene playing dentist (children aged 0-3)
Treatment is always tailored to the individual child. Examination – hygiene indices, tartar removal (manual), treatment using professional NoPain teeth cleaning – AIRFLOW Prophylaxis Master, according to the GBT protocol, or cleaning using a polishing brush and paste, calibration of interdental brushes, fluoridation. Motivation + instruction on cleaning for child patients and parents.
Dental hygiene for children aged 3-5 years
Examination – hygiene indices, tartar removal (manual), treatment using professional NoPain teeth cleaning – AIRFLOW Prophylaxis Master, according to the GBT protocol, calibration of interdental brushes, fluoridation. Motivation + instruction on cleaning for child patients and parents. Treatment is always carried out individually according to the child’s cooperation.
Dental hygiene for children aged 5 and above
Examination – hygiene indices, tartar removal (manual), treatment using professional NoPain teeth cleaning – AIRFLOW Prophylaxis Master, according to the GBT protocol, calibration of interdental brushes, fluoridation. Motivation + instruction on cleaning for child patients and parents. Treatment is always carried out individually according to the child’s cooperation.
PureWhitening home teeth whitening
Home teeth whitening involves scanning the teeth to accurately create individual trays and using whitening gels that the patient applies at home to gradually lighten the teeth.
PureWhitening combined teeth whitening
PureWhitening combined teeth whitening is a method in which the patient first whitens their teeth at home with an individually prepared whitening kit and then undergoes professional finishing at the dentist’s office. This ensures an even, long-lasting result that is gentle on the enamel. The method is suitable for both yellow and grayish teeth.
Removing excess adhesive after orthodontic treatment
Removing excess adhesive after orthodontic treatment is a procedure that removes adhesive residue from the surface of the teeth after braces have been removed. It ensures a smooth tooth surface, aesthetics, and proper hygiene. The procedure is quick, gentle, and painless.
Consultation
An orthodontic consultation is the first meeting with the patient, during which the doctor examines the teeth, bite, and overall condition of the mouth. The patient learns about treatment options, the course of treatment, and its expected duration. The consultation serves to explain the procedure and answer any questions before starting orthodontic treatment.
Initial documentation and creation of a treatment plan
The initial documentation and creation of a treatment plan in orthodontics includes a complete examination of the patient, including X-rays, photographs, and scans of the teeth. Based on this information, the doctor will set up an individual treatment plan that addresses bite defects and corrects the position of the teeth. The goal is effective and safe orthodontic treatment with predictable results.
Foil apparatus
An aesthetic way to treat a wide range of bite defects. However, they are not omnipotent. Their main advantages are lower forces and generally higher comfort during treatment. The biggest advantage is easy teeth cleaning, as the aligners are removed before each meal and after eating it is always necessary to use a toothbrush – both on the teeth and on the aligners themselves. The aligners must be worn 22 hours a day.
Fixed braces
Braces and arches, fixed braces. These are necessary for certain types of defects. Working with them is effective, but cleaning is difficult and they can cause temporary discomfort for the patient. However, they allow for the correction of certain problems that other types of appliances cannot handle. With precise cleaning, they can adorn the patient like jewelry.
Removable braces
During the period when the first milk teeth begin to be replaced by permanent teeth, certain types of defects can be corrected with colored braces. For them to work well, it is necessary to be diligent and wear them as much as possible so that the problem can be solved as quickly as possible. They are definitely not just for nighttime use. A high level of motivation on the part of the young patient and consistent help from parents are essential. After treatment, the results are stabilized by nighttime maintenance, and all that remains is to wait for the other teeth to be replaced.
Retention treatment
An essential part of any treatment that ensures long-lasting and satisfactory results for many years after teeth alignment. After orthodontic treatment, teeth tend to return to their original position, so it is necessary to stabilize the results and have a check-up twice a year to make sure everything is okay.
Midazolam
Midazolam is a drug that keeps the patient calm and relaxed during treatment. It often makes the patient sleepy and unable to remember the procedure, while allowing them to breathe on their own.
Baldus nitrous oxide
Baldus is a modern system for administering nitrous oxide, which ensures maximum safety and precision during sedation. The patient remains calm and relaxed throughout the procedure, breathing independently while remaining conscious. The effect sets in quickly and wears off immediately after sedation ends. It is an ideal and very well-tolerated method, especially for children.
General anesthesia
General anesthesia allows treatment to be performed in complete peace, as the patient sleeps throughout and is unaware of anything. It is suitable for more demanding procedures or where treatment under local anesthesia is not possible. The price quoted applies only to the anesthesiology part of the treatment.
Analgesic sedation
Analgesic sedation is a combination of sedatives and painkillers that keeps the patient relaxed and sleepy during the procedure and prevents them from remembering the treatment. It is a sedative state in which the patient breathes independently throughout the procedure. It is suitable for anxious patients and more complex procedures.
The price quoted applies only to the anesthetic part of the treatment.
Initial examination for children
An initial children’s check-up is the first examination of a child by a dentist, during which the teeth, gums, and overall oral health are checked. The dentist explains the principles of proper care, caries prevention, and treatment options to the parents. The check-up helps to detect problems early and set up appropriate care for healthy tooth development.
Preventive checkup for a non-registered patient
A comprehensive examination of your teeth and gums. The examination is performed using a Carl Zeiss microscope or magnifying glasses.
Treatment of a baby tooth
We perform treatments on primary teeth using magnification and a rubber dam to ensure maximum precision and a dry working field. The result is natural-looking, durable, and long-lasting, suitable for both visible and less visible areas of the dentition.
Extraction of a temporary tooth
Tooth extraction is a procedure in which a tooth is removed from the jaw. It is performed when a tooth is severely damaged by decay, broken, or causing other problems. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, and after extraction, wound care is recommended to ensure proper healing without complications.
Silver application (SDF)
Silver application (SDF) is a quick and non-invasive method that stops both early and advanced tooth decay. The solution is applied directly to the affected area, significantly slowing down or completely stopping the decay. It is painless and particularly suitable for children or in cases where a traditional filling cannot be done immediately. The only disadvantage is that the treated area darkens, but this does not affect its function.
Sealing fissures
Sealing fissures is a preventive procedure in which deep grooves on molars are sealed with a thin layer of protective resin. This prevents plaque from accumulating in areas that are difficult to clean. This significantly reduces the risk of tooth decay. The procedure is quick, gentle, and painless.
Extended fissure sealing
Preventive fillings/extended sealing are used on teeth where the enamel in the fissure is already slightly damaged, but it is not yet a classic cavity. The groove is gently micro-invasively adjusted and filled with a small amount of filling material. This stabilizes the tooth and prevents further decay. It is a quick and gentle way to catch the problem at its very beginning.
Halls crown
The Hall crown is a stainless steel crown for children that can be placed on a decay-weakened temporary tooth without drilling or injections. The crown seals the tooth and stops further decay, as bacteria lose access to their food source. It is a quick, gentle, and well-tolerated treatment. It helps preserve the milk tooth until it is naturally replaced.
Space bar
A stainless steel space maintainer is used in children when a temporary tooth falls out or needs to be extracted prematurely. It holds the space for the future permanent tooth so that it has enough room to erupt properly. It is a simple, safe, and quick solution. It helps prevent improper tooth growth and future orthodontic problems.
General anesthesia
General anesthesia allows treatment to be performed in complete peace, as the patient sleeps throughout and is unaware of anything. It is suitable for more demanding procedures or where treatment under local anesthesia is not possible. The price quoted applies only to the anesthesiology part of the treatment.
Midazolam
Midazolam is a drug that keeps the patient calm and relaxed during treatment. It often makes the patient sleepy and unable to remember the procedure, while allowing them to breathe on their own.
Baldus nitrous oxide
Baldus is a modern system for administering nitrous oxide, which ensures maximum safety and precision during sedation. The patient remains calm and relaxed throughout the procedure, breathing independently while remaining conscious. The effect sets in quickly and wears off immediately after sedation ends. It is an ideal and very well-tolerated method, especially for children.