Common questions

A few of the questions patients ask most often. If yours is not here, call us or send a message — we are glad to help.

Are you accepting new patients?

Yes. We welcome new patients. You can register before your first visit using our online new-patient form, which saves time at the clinic.

Do you speak English?

Yes. The practice works fluently in both Greek and English, so visitors and residents who prefer English are looked after in their own language.

How much does treatment cost?

Fees depend entirely on the individual case, so we do not publish prices. After examining you and discussing the options, we give you a clear written estimate before any treatment begins — with no obligation to proceed.

Does insurance cover dental treatment?

In practice, dental insurance no longer exists in Greece — neither public (ΕΟΠΥΥ) nor private schemes cover routine treatment, implants or prosthetics for adults. Treatment is private, so we give you a clear written estimate before anything begins and provide full documentation (receipts) for your records.

Does a root canal hurt?

Modern endodontics is carried out under local anaesthetic and is usually no more uncomfortable than a filling. The tooth may feel tender for a day or two afterwards; we explain what to expect and how to manage it.

How long does implant treatment take?

It depends on the case. The implant itself is placed in a single, planned procedure — sometimes on the same day a tooth is removed — and the final restoration usually follows after a period of healing. We give you a realistic timeline for your own case at the planning stage.

What should I do in a dental emergency?

Call the clinic on +30 22840 51022 during opening hours and we will do our best to see you the same day. Outside hours you can leave a voicemail and we will return your call; for a severe injury or swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, go to the nearest hospital.

How can I pay?

We accept cash, card and bank transfer. For larger treatment plans we set out the costs and the stages in advance.

How do I book, and where are you?

Call +30 22840 51022 or use the contact page; new patients can register online beforehand. The clinic is in Naoussa, Paros, and we also see patients from across the island and from Antiparos — directions are on the contact page.