Pricing

What does a visit to us cost and what do you get for the price you pay?

Our ambition is always to offer treatment of absolute top class, which is why we also place the greatest emphasis on quality. Of course, you always get a cost estimate before we start your treatment together.

Försäkringskassan

We are affiliated with the Swedish Social Insurance Agency (Försäkringskassan), which means that the contribution you are entitled to is automatically deducted from the amount you pay with us.

Governmental Financial Support (Tandvårdsstödet)

Governmental Financial Support from the Swedish Social Insurance Agency includes, among other things, high-cost protection, which reimburses approximately 85% of the patient costs that exceed SEK 15,000 per year calculated on the reference price.

Guarantee

We want you to feel safe with us and therefore always offer a 3-year guarantee on fixed prosthetics and implants.

Sample Prices for Common Treatments

From SEK

Examination

1265

Kids Examination

935

Composite filling, two surfaces

1705

Root Canal

4659

Crown (all-ceramic) incl. adhesive cementation using rubber dam

8635

Veneer incl. adhesive cementation using rubber dam

11000

Wisdom Tooth Surgery

5335

Implant Surgery

10175

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• Martin Lindström, Dentist
• Anna Marktorp, Dentist
• Milos Drazic Ecorcheville, Dentist
• Peter Karlsson, Dentist
• Sandra Andreason, Dental Hygienist
• Petra Ågren, Dental Hygienist
• Sofie Cronholm, Dental Hygienist

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• Kenneth Nilsson, Dentist
• Milos Drazic Ecorcheville, Dentist
• Petra Ågren, Dental Hygienist

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• Micael Klemendz, Orthodontist

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Advice for those who have been treated with dental surgery, tooth extraction, general or implant surgery.

Important things to keep in mind

The next few hours

  • Avoid eating, drinking, spitting, smoking or rinsing your mouth for the first few hours.
  • Do not brush directly on the wound area, but otherwise you can brush as usual.
  • Do not suck on the wound, or touch it with the tongue even if you think it feels like something is stuck.

Next Two Days

  • Avoid physical activity.
  • Avoid hot drinks / soups and consume only cold easily chewed food

Discomforts

Bleeding:

  • It is normal for some blood to show in the next few days, especially if you are taking medication with blood-thinning medications. This is harmless.
  • If it bleeds heavily or you are bothered by the bleeding: Bite hard on a compress or alternatively a hard-rolled clean handkerchief or equivalent for at least 60 minutes.
  • Sit up
  • If the bleeding does not subside, contact the clinic. If the clinic is closed, there is an on-call maxillofacial surgeon on 1177.

Fever and Swelling:

  • Swelling a few days after a procedure is a completely normal body reaction.
  • It is normal to have limited gaping ability in the next few days after surgery.
  • It is also normal with some fever in the coming days after surgery, which does not require you to contact us. If you have a fever and swelling that is increasing, please get in touch.
  • If you have problems drinking or swallowing, contact the clinic immediately, or 1177 if the clinic is closed.

Pain:

  • Pain and tenderness around the area are completely normal and can persist for up to two weeks after the current procedure.
  • Use recommended painkillers if necessary.

Bruises:

  • Bruising can occur after a procedure, which is completely harmless.
  • Patients taking blood-thinning medications are more prone to bruising.

For other questions, please call us: 040 16 05 03 or 040 21 31 00

Information for individuals that will be sedated during a dental procedure.

What does sedation mean?

Sedation means that you are given a fast-acting drug, Midazolam, just before the procedure, which relieves anxiety and makes you sleepy, but you do not fall asleep completely. In some cases, you get what is called amnesia, which means that you do not remember anything from the procedure. It can often be an advantage in connection with unpleasant interventions. The drug is given intravenously. The drug is administered by a doctor and you are monitored during the procedure and for a while afterwards. As this medicine is not pain relieving, the dentist might give advice on the use of local anesthesia where needed.

How to prepare?

You should not eat or drink anything 6 hours before the procedure. Drinking water is ok in small quantities. You need to tell your dentist what diseases, medications and allergies you have and if you have ever had problems with anesthesia before. If you become ill before the procedure, e.g. a cold, you need to contact us as it may involve risks with sedation.