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Outpatient clinic fee of a visit to the dentist is 37,90 € and for a dental hygienist visit is 27,90 €.
As of March 15, 2023, the polyclinic fee does not have to be paid after more than five reception visits during the calendar year. After the fifth payment, the polyclinic fee is 0 € for visits for the rest of the calendar year.
The Kanta fee (4 €) will be charged for visits to Hammas Mehiläinen starting from January 1, 2026.
If you visit our clinic and do not pay for your appointment using the available payment methods, we will send you an invoice for your appointment. The invoicing fee is 5,20 €.
If the procedure is booked with a specialist dentist, the prices are increased by 30 %.
| Service | Price estimate | Info |
|---|---|---|
| Dental check-up | 56,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 86,00 € Price estimate 56,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 86,00 € | |
| Dental check-up for patients with dental fear | 93,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 123,00 € Price estimate 93,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 123,00 € | |
| Children and young people dental check-up The dental check-up performed by a dental specialist. Book a dental check-up for children and young people | 81,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 111,00 € Price estimate 81,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 111,00 € | The dental check-up performed by a dental specialist. Book a dental check-up for children and young people |
| Dental X-ray of the teeth and jaws | Mobile Benefit 90,00 € The price with a doctor's referral after Kela compensation is 79 €. 110,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 120,00 € Mobile Benefit 90,00 € The price with a doctor's referral after Kela compensation is 79 €. Price estimate 110,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 120,00 € | |
| Tartar removal 30–45 minute appointment with a dental hygienist. | from 122,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 142,00 € Price estimate from 122,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 142,00 € | 30–45 minute appointment with a dental hygienist. |
| Tooth jewellery application The price does not include the price of tooth jewellery. | from 69,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate from 69,00 € No Kela reimbursement | The price does not include the price of tooth jewellery. |
| Dental fillings 1–3 surfaces. | from 97,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 107,00 € Price estimate from 97,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 107,00 € | 1–3 surfaces. |
| Ceramic filling of the tooth 1–3 surfaces. Explore different payment methods | from 287,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 287,00 € Price estimate from 287,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 287,00 € | 1–3 surfaces. Explore different payment methods |
| Dental ceramic crown Laboratory costs are not included in the price estimate. Explore different payment methods | from 627,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate from 627,00 € No Kela reimbursement | Laboratory costs are not included in the price estimate. Explore different payment methods |
| Chipped tooth Prices 97,00 €–216,00 €, without Kela reimbursement 107,00 €–236,00 € | from 97,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 107,00 € Price estimate from 97,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 107,00 € | Prices 97,00 €–216,00 €, without Kela reimbursement 107,00 €–236,00 € |
| Tooth extraction Prices 113,00 €–768,00 €, without Kela reimbursement 123,00 €–808,00 € | from 113,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 123,00 € Price estimate from 113,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 123,00 € | Prices 113,00 €–768,00 €, without Kela reimbursement 123,00 €–808,00 € |
| Whitening consultation appointment Includes an individual price estimate for teeth whitening. Book an appointment for a whitening consultation. | No Kela reimbursement Price estimate No Kela reimbursement | Includes an individual price estimate for teeth whitening. Book an appointment for a whitening consultation. |
| Anaesthesia | from 42,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 42,00 € Price estimate from 42,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 42,00 € | |
| Irrevocable absence Prices 75,00 €–98,00 € | 75,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate 75,00 € No Kela reimbursement | Prices 75,00 €–98,00 € |
| Initial assessment of sleep apnea Learn more about sleep apnea and book an appointment (in Finnish) | from 155,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 185,00 € Price estimate from 155,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 185,00 € | Learn more about sleep apnea and book an appointment (in Finnish) |
| Bite guard Includes clinical work and the bite guard. | 648,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 708,00 € Price estimate 648,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 708,00 € | Includes clinical work and the bite guard. |
| Massage of masticatory muscles Prices 66,00 €–152,00 € | 66,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate 66,00 € No Kela reimbursement | Prices 66,00 €–152,00 € |
| Home whitening The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred, Smartum or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. | 99,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate 99,00 € No Kela reimbursement | The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred, Smartum or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. |
| Light whitening The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred, Smartum or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. | 249,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate 249,00 € No Kela reimbursement | The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred, Smartum or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. |
| Intensive whitening The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred, Smartum or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. | 399,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate 399,00 € No Kela reimbursement | The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred, Smartum or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. |
| Tartar removal and quick whitening The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred, Smartum or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. | 249,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 269,00 € Price estimate 249,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 269,00 € | The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred, Smartum or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. |
| White spot treatment The price of the White spot treatment is 399 € (1–4 teeth) or 599 € (more than 4 teeth). The price includes service and basic fees. Whitening cannot be paid for with Edenred, Smartum or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. | from 399,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate from 399,00 € No Kela reimbursement | The price of the White spot treatment is 399 € (1–4 teeth) or 599 € (more than 4 teeth). The price includes service and basic fees. Whitening cannot be paid for with Edenred, Smartum or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. |
Published 1/20/2023
Dental prostheses are made step by step to ensure you get a prostheses that fits perfectly and looks like the real thing. This is how it's done:
Dental prostheses may be a good idea if you are missing teeth and cannot enjoy eating normally. In addition, all dental prostheses can be used to improve the appearance of teeth that have become badly damaged.
Missing teeth can cause bone loss in the affected area. A missing tooth can also cause teeth adjacent to the empty space and the opposing tooth to move out of position in the mouth. This can later make it difficult to replace the missing tooth with a dental prosthesis – so it's worth getting the problem fixed early.
There are many different types of dental prostheses – generally they are divided into fixed and removable dentures. We will always find the right solution for your situation!
When considering dental prostheses, start by booking an appointment with your dentist. We will examine your situation and clarify your wishes to find the most suitable prosthetic treatment for you. We often take x-rays and design models to support the design, either digitally or by traditional reproduction.
Prosthetic treatment can take up to one and a half years to complete and require multiple visits. Sometimes it may be necessary to modify the jaw bone or soft tissue prior to inserting permanent implant screws. For the most demanding implant prosthetic work, we use digital 3D design to ensure the best possible treatment outcome and minimise risk.
Preparation of the prostheses. In cooperation with your treating dentist, a dental technician in our dental laboratory will fabricate a dental prosthesis that fits your mouth perfectly and looks natural.
Installation of prostheses. The dentist will fit the prosthesis in your mouth during your appointment. The fitting is painless. Properly prepared prosthesis will fit in your mouth. Your dentist will also provide you with clear instructions for home care. Finally, your dentist will tell you the appropriate interval for your check-up.
Follow-up appointment. We will also take care of the situation in your mouth after the implantation of the prosthesis. Sometimes it is a good idea to check the fit of the dental prosthesis at a follow-up visit – with loose prostheses, problems can occur even if it feels right in your mouth at the fitting. We will finish fitting the prosthesis as needed.
Repairing the prostheses. With good home care, a fixed prosthesis can last up to ten years or more. The mucous membranes become deformed when loose prostheses are worn, and initially, loose prostheses may need to be reshaped by resurfacing up to a year after fitting.
Acrylic, often used as a material for removable dental prostheses, repels dirt well but can crack when it dries. This can make it easier for oral contaminants to adhere.
Tartar can stick to the surface of the dental prosthesis, just like real teeth – so remember to clean your dental prosthesis carefully!
Your dental prosthesis will last a long time if you take good care of them at home and have regular dental check-ups.
Sometimes your dental prosthesis can break. When this happens, it's a good idea to see a dentist. All dental prostheses can be repaired if necessary.
If your dental prosthesis feels loose or out of place, book an appointment at Hammas Mehiläinen. We will check the functionality of your dental prosthesis and fix it, good as new.
Aphthae
Painful and itchy ulcer on the oral mucosa.
Bad breath
Often behind the smell is a problem that needs the help of a dentist.
Bruxism or teeth grinding
Tooth damage, sore bite muscles or headaches.
Chipped tooth
A piece of a tooth or a filling has come loose. Make an appointment with your dentist.
Dental cavity
Can feel like an enmity or a toothache - or you don't feel anything special.
Dental staining
Can be caused by a number of factors, such as cavities, enamel development disorders or foods.
Dry mouth
A common issue, especially in the elderly, often caused by medication, mouth breathing, illness, or substance use.
Gingivitis
Bleeding from the gums, bad breath, bad taste in your mouth and sore gums.
Mucosal and oral diseases
The cause of severe or persistent mouth symptoms should be investigated by a dentist.
Periodontitis
A common disease of the connective tissue underneath the gums which is caused by gingivitis.
Sensitivity
Pricking and sudden pain, often caused by cold, hot or touching the tooth.
Tartar
Is a bacterial plaque hardened by salivary minerals.
Temporomandibular disorder (TMD)
Pain and dysfunction of the jaw joints and masticatory muscles.
Tooth enamel damage
Tooth enamel damage is caused by tooth wear or problems with biting.
Toothache
Can be caused by a cavity or an inflamed tooth, as well as a partially erupted wisdom tooth.
A dental implant replaces
Specialist dentist consultation and planning of further treatment.
Ceramic CEREC filling
More durable than conventional filling materials and a more aesthetic result.
Ceramic fillings
Modern and aesthetic ways to repair damaged teeth.
Clear aligner treatment with Invisalign aligners
Dentist consultation visit and selection of the Invisalign treatment method.
Cosmetic dental care
Can be used to alter the appearance of teeth and fix functional issues.
Dental check-up
Assessment of oral and dental health and recommendations for further treatment.
Dental check-up for children and young people
Specialist dental check-up visit for children and adolescents.
Dental cone beam imaging
Provides highly accurate three-dimensional information on dental and jaw structures.
Dental fear
Non-urgent consultation with a dentist specialized in treating patients with dental anxiety.
Dental fillings
Filling a tooth involves removing decayed tooth tissue and replacing it with a filling material.
Dental hygienist
Provides individual advice for tending to your oral health.
Dental laminates or veneers
Can be used to correct colour defects, straighten individual teeth on the dental arch without orthodontic treatment.
Dental specialists
Are dentists who are specialised in one of the disciplines of dentistry. Specialist dentist consultation.
Dental staining removal
Dental staining removal by a dental hygienist, including soda cleaning.
Dental treatment under general anaesthesia
The most common reason for performing dental treatment under general anaesthesia is dental fear.
Dental X-ray
An important part of oral health care and an effective way to reveal oral diseases that the eye cannot detect.
Dentist
Performs oral health examinations and treats oral diseases and other problems.
Emergency dental care
Emergency visit for sudden toothache, accident or other acute symptoms.
Intensive teeth whitening
Deeper and more lasting whitening results for strong discolorations.
Light Teeth Whitening
Fast and gentle whitening for sensitive teeth.
Massage of masticatory muscles
The massage of masticatory muscles alleviates pain in the head and jaw area.
Occlusal splints or mouth guards
Help the teeth muscles relax and protect teeth and dental structures.
Oral surgery
The examination and surgical treatment of the masticatory system and related tissues, diseases, and injuries.
Orthodontic treatment
Specialist dentist consultation to assess the need for orthodontic treatment.
Root canal treatment
The dentist treats an infected pulp of a tooth.
Sleep apnoea oral appliance
A treatment especially for mild sleep apnoea.
Tartar removal
Removal of tartar performed by a dental hygienist, including soda cleaning.
Teeth whitening
The safest and best teeth whitening is performed by a dental hygienist or dentist.
Tooth extraction
Sometimes, a tooth is in such bad condition that it cannot be saved.
Tooth jewellery application
A dental hygienist applies tooth jewellery safely and durably.
White spot treatment
Fading or removing tooth discoloration
Whitening consultation (free)
The purpose of the consultation is to identify a possible need for treatment.
Wisdom tooth extraction
Wisdom teeth usually cause problems because there is not enough space for them to erupt.
The fastest way to get a dental prosthesis is within a few weeks from the moment your mouth is diagnosed as healthy and any extraction cavities have completely healed.
You don't have to be without a tooth for a moment during treatment – a temporary dental prosthesis can be fabricated and fitted in your mouth, for example, during a tooth extraction.
Depending on the situation, dental prostheses are available in fixed or removable versions. Removable dental prostheses can be partial or full dentures. Fixed dentures can be attached directly to your own tooth or to an implant screwed into your jawbone.
Dental prostheses are generally suitable for anyone who is committed to good home dental care.
Both fixed and removable prostheses should be thoroughly cleaned on a daily basis. You should also have regular dental check-ups.
Smoking is a clear risk factor for dental prostheses. In some cases, it can even be a barrier to implant treatment, for example. Some diseases that are not under control can also worsen the prognosis for prosthodontic treatment.
Discuss your situation with your dentist.
The fitting of dental prostheses is usually completely painless. Fitting fixed implant-supported dental prostheses requires the insertion of an implant screw into your jawbone. The procedure is performed under anaesthesia, so don't worry: you won't feel any pain.
As a rule, removable dental prostheses are designed and manufactured so that you do not need fixatives or other prostheses adhesives.
There are adhesives for removable dental prostheses that can help keep them in place when other options are not enough. You can find the right product for you by experimenting.
If you have problems using your dental prosthesis or it doesn't seem to fit in your mouth, visit your dentist to have it checked. It might be possible to improve the retention of your dental prostheses by rebasing or tightening the pins – and you do not need any adhesives.
Careful cleaning of both fixed and removable dentlas prostheses is important to keep your mouth healthy and the prosthetic structures usable.
Wash your teeth and prosthesis every morning and evening as instructed by your dentist. You should also have regular dental check-ups and, if necessary, tartar removals.
It is not recommended to clean dental prostheses with vinegar. Use a denture cleaner and a soft denture brush.
You should remove your removable dental prosthesis from your mouth for the night. This allows blood circulation to supply the mucous membranes of your mouth during the night. In special cases, it is possible to wear dentures occasionally overnight – but not regularly.
Dental prosthetic treatment may require several visits to a dentist or, in more severe cases, a prosthetic dental specialist. The price also depends on the prosthetic model and materials.
You will receive a price estimate for the production of a suitable dental prosthesis.
A long-lasting, comfortable and well-functioning dental prosthesis is an investment in your own well-being. At Hammas Mehiläinen, we manufacture dentures using the best equipment and quality materials – we also use 3D technology where possible to achieve the best possible results.
In the case of dental prostheses, the price depends on the amount of work required by the dentist and the technician. The total cost of the dental prosthesis is affected by the condition of your teeth and any soft tissue and jawbone reshaping needs, as well as the material and method of attachment of the denture.
At the planning visit, you will receive a price estimate for the most suitable dental prosthesis for your specific situation, so there will be no unpleasant price surprises.
The price of a fixed dental prosthesis depends on the extent of the amount of work required, the way the prosthesis is fixed and the material used.
When you are having fixed dental prosthesis made, you will be given an estimate of the total cost at your planning visit.
With new implant techniques, a dental bridge between your own teeth is an increasingly rare solution to replace a missing tooth. However, a dental bridge between your own teeth is a good option in certain cases. Your dentist will assess the suitability of a bridge for you. A bridge on your own teeth will be custom-made to fit your mouth.
You will receive a price estimate in advance during your planning visit.
Contact Hammas Mehiläinen – you will receive a price estimate from the rebasing of your dental prostheses.
The price of a dental prosthesis repair depends on the amount of work required and what is repaired. Contact Hammas Mehiläinen – we will check the situation and give a price estimate for the repair of your dental prostheses.
