How we calculate
cenyuzubare.cz compares prices of dental treatments (dental implants, dental hygiene, white fillings, dental crowns and teeth whitening) from the published price lists of 447 dental clinics in Czechia: 1 796 prices in the profiles of 355 clinics and prices of 92 more clinics without a profile. We read every price twice, independently; price lists read 28 September 2026 (dental implants and dental hygiene) and 19 October 2026 (white fillings, dental crowns and teeth whitening). The site does not rate clinics, and a price in a price list is not the price of treatment. Here is where the data comes from, how we read it and what it does not tell you.
Where the prices come from
From the price lists that clinics have published on their own websites. We take the list of clinics and their websites from the national registry of healthcare providers (NRPZS, open data from ÚZIS, the Czech institute of health information and statistics); the addresses come from there too. We looked for price lists on the websites of all dental clinics that have a website filled in in the registry.
How we read them
We read every price list twice, independently. First a program that understands the structure of a price list (table rows and list items), so it does not attach a price to a different treatment. Then a different method over the page text rendered another way, which does not know the results of the first reading. We publish only a price on which both readings agree in number and treatment.
Then we compared 30 randomly chosen published prices one by one with the full price list: all 30 matched in number and treatment. Every error we find outside the sample, we fix with a rule for the whole group of similar items, not one by one.
What we show
For each clinic and treatment, one dot: the lowest price its price list gives for that treatment. For a price “from” it is the starting amount, for a range its lower end; in the chart both are a ring. All items are in the clinic’s profile. “Typically X to Y Kč” is the middle half of these lowest prices, from the first to the third quarter (quartile): a quarter of the price lists are cheaper and a quarter more expensive. “Half of the clinics at or below Z Kč” is the median: for half of the price lists the lowest price given is the same or lower. We show a typical price only where we have at least 5 price lists. Kč means Czech crowns (CZK).
Every price comes with the wording of the item from the price list in quotation marks, because the same treatment is named differently in different price lists. We keep that wording in Czech, as the clinic wrote it. When an item in the price list is split across several columns, we show the whole row and separate the columns with a middle dot. A column label that does not belong to the price (for example “Hrazeno pojišťovnou”, meaning “covered by the insurer”) is left out.
Treatments
| Treatment and what it includes | Price lists |
|---|---|
Dental implant placement Surgical placement of one implant of a common titanium system, implant included, without a crown. May include an abutment or a healing cap. Does not include bone augmentation, a sinus lift or a CT scan. | 159 |
Crown on a dental implant A final crown on one implant, in any material (metal-ceramic, all-ceramic, zirconia). May include the abutment. Does not include a temporary crown. | 109 |
Dental implant including crown One implant with its crown for a single price. Does not include bone augmentation, a sinus lift or a CT scan. | 37 |
First-visit dental hygiene Professional dental hygiene for an adult at the first visit. May include air-flow, instruction and fluoride treatment. | 124 |
Regular dental hygiene Professional dental hygiene for an adult at a repeat visit (recall). May include air-flow. | 134 |
Dental hygiene at a single price Professional dental hygiene for an adult at clinics that do not list the first and the repeat visit separately. We do not compare shorter time blocks (under 45 minutes) or partial treatments (one jaw) with a full hygiene session; you will find them in the clinic’s profile. | 141 |
Dental hygiene for children Professional dental hygiene for a child or teenager under 18, first and repeat visit. | 131 |
We do not compare prices where the price list does not say whether a crown is included, nor packages, all-on-4, ceramic implants or prices with bone augmentation. We also do not compare shorter or partial hygiene for adults: one jaw, a “small” hygiene session, a time block under 30 minutes and, at clinics with a single price, under 45 minutes (when a price list charges per 15 or 30 minutes, a full hygiene session costs a multiple). You will find prices without information about the crown, and shorter treatments, in the clinic’s profile.
What this does not tell you
A price in a price list is not the price of your treatment. The clinic sets that after an examination, and it can differ with the scope of treatment. The site does not rate clinics and does not say where treatment is better. A price list can change after the date we read it, which is why every price has a date and a link to the source.
Some clinics give in their price list how much you pay on top of what the health insurer covers, others the full price. That is why every price comes with the wording from the price list and a link where you can check it.
Corrections
If you find an error, write to us. We make the correction within 5 working days and record it.