Priestley raid treatment in 69 Dentistry clinics in Europe
69 clinics specializing in Dentistry providing treatment of Priestley raid Priestley raid, also known as Black stains is characterized as the black bacterial plaque on children's teeth. It can be caused by certain bacterial colonization in combination with a poor oral hygiene.Does not lead to caries itself. disease in Europe.
Albania · 3
Austria · 1
Bulgaria · 1
Croatia · 4
Cyprus · 1
Czech Republic · 3
Estonia · 3
France · 1
Greece · 2
Hungary · 6
Ireland · 2
Italy · 2
Latvia · 4
Lithuania · 2
Luxembourg · 1
Malta · 1
Moldova · 2
Montenegro · 1
Netherlands · 4
Poland · 6
Portugal · 3
Romania · 3
Russia · 3
Spain · 3
Sweden · 1
United Kingdom · 5
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Albania · 3
Austria · 1
Bosnia and Herzegovina · 1
Bulgaria · 1
Croatia · 4
Cyprus · 1
Czech Republic · 3
Estonia · 3
France · 1
Greece · 2
Hungary · 6
Ireland · 2
Italy · 2
Latvia · 4
Lithuania · 2
Luxembourg · 1
Malta · 1
Moldova · 2
Montenegro · 1
Netherlands · 4
Poland · 6
Portugal · 3
Romania · 3
Russia · 3
Spain · 3
Sweden · 1
United Kingdom · 5
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Stockholm, Sweden
Specializations: Dentistry
Languages: Danish, Finnish, Arabic, English, Norwegian, Persian, Somali, Tigrinya, Turkish
The journey towards Sweden's safest and friendliest dental care actually began in 2010, but really took off in 2014 when, under new leadership, we decided
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Budapest, Hungary
Specializations: Cardiac surgery, Vascular surgery, Thoracic surgery, Orthopedic surgery, Oncology, Dentistry
Languages: English, Hungarian
The location of the Swiss Premium Medical Center on Nagyenyed Street was chosen according to its easy access by public transport and car. The Medical
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Clinic with the highest rating of 5 — AD CARE - Advanced Dental Care Dental Studio in Milan, Italy and 2 more, clinic with the most reviews number of 1089 — Aquadental in Stockholm, Sweden.
With rating 4.0 and over — 67 clinics .
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