English-speaking dentist in Prague: prices, insurance & first visit

Getting here & your first visit

• Where: Praha 13 – Lužiny / Stodůlky, one minute on foot from metro B Lužiny. The clinic is on the 2nd floor (Czech "2. patro"); the entrance is next to the optician's shop.
• Languages: Czech, English, Russian and Ukrainian — you speak directly with the dentist, no interpreter or Google Translate needed.
• Booking: call or WhatsApp +420 773 290 758. The dentist confirms every appointment personally — we have no online booking forms.
• Bring: ID or passport, a list of medication you take, and any previous X-rays if you have them.
• Payment: cash or card at the end of the visit; ask for the itemised invoice in English straight away.
• In pain today? Call first thing in the morning — see our emergency dental care page, or read what to do tonight if a tooth suddenly hurts.

English — Dental care for expats in Prague

Whether you're on an employee contract, a freelance živnostenský list or a family visa, sooner or later you'll need a dentist in Prague. Here is what you should know before you book your first appointment.

Public vs. private dental insurance

If you are employed in the Czech Republic or hold permanent residence, you are enrolled in one of the public health insurers (VZP, ZPMV, OZP, ČPZP, VoZP, RBP). Public insurance covers basic dental care: check-ups, amalgam fillings, extractions, simple root canals and a basic denture. Anything considered "above-standard" — white composite fillings, dental hygiene, crowns, bridges, implants, whitening — is paid privately.

Freelancers and short-term visa holders often pay privately or through commercial travel / expat insurance. Ask the clinic to issue an itemised invoice in English so you can claim it back.

Typical private prices in Prague (2026)

• Check-up & consultation — 700 CZK
• Dental hygiene — 950–1 700 CZK
• White composite filling — from 1 800 CZK
• Root canal treatment — from 1 100 CZK
• Ceramic crown — 7 900–8 900 CZK
• Teeth whitening — 5 500 CZK

We don't place implants ourselves — we always try to save your own tooth first (see záchovná stomatologie), and refer complex implant cases to a trusted specialist.

Our current price list is at /cenik.

How to claim treatment back from expat insurance

1. Tell us before treatment that you need documents for an insurer — we prepare them the same day.
2. You receive an itemised invoice in English with treatment codes, tooth numbers, date and the clinic's ID (IČO).
3. Pay by card (Czech or foreign) or cash in CZK and keep the receipt attached to the invoice.
4. Upload both to your insurer's portal. Commercial expat and travel policies (VZP for foreigners, Slavia, PVZP, Allianz Care, Cigna) typically reimburse acute treatment; hygiene and cosmetic work is rarely covered.
5. Need a translation of an older Czech record? Ask — we can explain previous treatment in English at the appointment.

What to bring to your first visit

• ID or passport — no insurance card needed here (all care is private)
• List of medications and allergies
• Any previous X-rays or dental records
• Your insurer's claim form, if you plan to seek reimbursement

No language barrier — what that means in practice

• The dentist, not a translator, explains your diagnosis and the treatment plan directly in English or Russian.
• Every price is confirmed in CZK before treatment starts — no surprise invoices.
• Aftercare instructions, prescriptions and sick-note wording are explained in your language.
• WhatsApp follow-up in English if something hurts after the visit.

English-speaking dentist in Prague 13

DENTA-VITA is a modern dental clinic near metro B Lužiny in Prague 13 (Stodůlky) — 2nd floor (Czech "2. patro"), entrance next to the Optika shop. We speak Czech, English, Russian and Ukrainian, and offer general dentistry, hygiene, prosthetics, kids' dentistry, whitening and emergency care. Booking is by phone or WhatsApp — we don't use online booking forms so the doctor can confirm every appointment personally.

Русский — Стоматолог в Праге для экспатов

Если вы переехали в Прагу по рабочей визе, ВНЖ или ПМЖ, рано или поздно понадобится стоматолог в Праге. Ниже — что нужно знать про страховку, цены и первый визит.

Государственная и коммерческая страховка

При официальном трудоустройстве или ПМЖ вы застрахованы в одной из чешских страховых (VZP, ZPMV, OZP и др.). Она покрывает базовое лечение: осмотр, амальгамные пломбы, удаления, простое эндодонтическое лечение и базовые протезы. «Надстандарт» — белые пломбы, гигиена, коронки, импланты, отбеливание — пациент оплачивает сам.

Владельцы živnostenský list и краткосрочных виз часто платят напрямую или через коммерческую страховку для иностранцев. Клиника выдаст счёт на английском для возврата.

Типичные цены в Праге (2026)

• Осмотр и консультация — 700 CZK
• Профессиональная гигиена — 950–1 700 CZK
• Белая пломба — от 1 800 CZK
• Лечение канала — от 1 100 CZK
• Керамическая коронка — 7 900–8 900 CZK
• Отбеливание — 5 500 CZK

Импланты сами не ставим — зуб всегда стараемся сначала сохранить; сложные случаи направляем к проверенному специалисту.

Русскоязычный стоматолог у метро Lužiny

Клиника DENTA-VITA находится в Праге 13 (Stodůlky), 2-й этаж, вход рядом с магазином Оптика, в 3 минутах от метро B Lužiny. Мы говорим по-русски, по-украински, по-английски и по-чешски. Записаться можно только по телефону или в WhatsApp — онлайн-форм у нас нет, врач подтверждает каждую запись лично.