Stomatologické centrum Praha

6 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from December 7, 2015
  

  Katerina B. asked:

  guys, any advice for decent and affordable dentist in Prague? esp. on wisdom teeth extraction:) any idea how it works with VZP insurance? thank you in advance!!!

  

  Stephen B. replied:

  http://www.stomacentrum.cz/ Wisdom teeth extraction mainly covered by VZP. I think i paid 300 czk or something.

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• Referral from November 13, 2014
  

  Olena K. asked:

  I've had two wisdom teeth grow almost fully in just a week. I need to get to a dentist asap to give me a "recommendation" to see a surgeon. I'd like to go to the dentist tomorrow and do the surgery next week. Any advice? I have a dentist in Prague 3 right next to the tram stop but I don't want to wait in line for hours but I want my VZP insurance to cover it.

  

  Jenni P. replied:

  I was due to have mine out at http://www.stomacentrum.cz before I, uh, fled the country to avoid it. However, although they take VZP, I'm pretty sure they said that VZP doesn't cover wisdom teeth extraction... I may not be recalling that correctly though.

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• Referral from September 3, 2014
  

  Jess H. asked:

  Can anyone recommend an English speaking dentist? Thanks!

  

  Kelly C. replied:

  http://www.stomacentrum.cz/ on Vodickova

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• Referral from June 24, 2014
  

  Chrissie G. asked:

  Could anyone recommend a good English speaking dentist? I need one asap. We are in Prague 1 but I will go just about anywhere for a good dentist.... So long as I can get there by public transport. Thanks in advance.

  

  Cathy N. replied:

  I saw Dr Peter Skulina here - http://www.stomacentrum.cz/ . His English is very good, and it's in the Lucerna passage.

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• Referral from May 21, 2015
  

  Shalom L. asked:

  Hello saucers, I'm looking for a good dentist. I know it was asked before. Don't care if they speak English (I have reasonable Czech and I can cry if they still don't get it). Please suggest someone you use and trust, that accept VZP if possible, and will not to try to rip you off. Thanks! P.S. I been to dentists here before from shady little shit whole with 70yo sadist fuck, to hella fancy "English" speaking place where you 1000kc just to sit in a chair. Need a good, honest dentist. Anyone knows one?

  

  Nigel R. replied:

  Dr Ivan Zolark 224 228 557 Normal prices, friendly English speaking, and COMPETENT, as well as up-to-date equipment and procedures. I've gone through about 5 dentists to finally find a good one! Vodickova 30 Prague

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• Referral from January 11, 2015
  

  Lukáš D. asked:

  Hola! Looking for a dentist, if anyone could recommend, preferably someone who handles VZP insurance? Appreciate all answers, many thanks in advance.

  

  Nigel R. replied:

  i've been to about 6 different dentists in prague over the past 6 years, not because i want to, but because they are all basically terrible and low low quality.....but through a recommendation from a friend i found a great one and they do take insuranc e: Dr. Ivan Zolark 224.228.557 located on vodickova 30 praha 1. the fact that they have a three month waiting list is a testament to how good they are. i went for a checkup last week and then was on the waiting list for less than 2 days before i got in for a cleaning. good prices and high quality, you don't want to settle when it comes to a Dr.

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