Team

I believe excellent clinical skill only matters when paired with precision and genuine commitment to patients. I founded the Lexodont dental practice in 2016 after spending three years gaining experience in Denmark. That period made it clear that although Hungarian dental education is of a high standard, dentistry from Hungary is still often judged mixed abroad. My primary goal ever since has been to prove through our work that Hungarian dental care can represent the highest quality at an international level as well.

The foundation of balanced, high-quality care is stability. For 10 years now the Lexodont team has been made up of colleagues who arrive at work every day with the same standards as I do. We have worked closely with our reliable dental laboratory and supplier partners from the beginning, so we can guarantee lasting and aesthetic results for our patients.

My professional creed is continuous learning, so I can offer the best possible solution in every area of dental rehabilitation:

• Broad expertise: I hold specialist qualifications in restorative dentistry, prosthodontics, periodontology and dental–oral implantology.
• Research and innovation: I take part as a volunteer in modern periodontal surgery research at the Semmelweis University Department of Periodontology.
• International presence: I regularly refresh my knowledge at Hungarian and international courses. I am a member of the Hungarian Society of Periodontology, the Hungarian Dental Association and the Hungarian Medical Chamber.
• European experience: I hold valid practising licences with the dental chambers of Styria and the Canton of Zurich, and I also support the scientific work of the ITI (International Team for Implantology).

I am convinced that by choosing Lexodont you do not only receive a treatment, but the attention of an expert team whose members work for you with a desire to grow and a commitment to the highest quality.

My career choice was strongly influenced by already having a dental assistant in the family — her work inspired me. Up close I could see how much expertise, empathy and precision this profession requires.

It matters to me that I can do work where accuracy and a responsible attitude are essential for high-quality patient care.

In my free time I love cooking, baking cakes, experimenting with gluten-free recipes, and spending a lot of time with my family and my four-legged favourite, Jack the miniature harlequin dachshund.
In good weather we love long walks and being outdoors.

Dentistry is a very versatile profession that requires many skills and a great deal of experience.
With enough patience and good planning I try to design and carry out solutions in harmony with the patient’s needs.

Root canal treatment means a professional challenge and concentrated, precise work for me. A well-executed root canal treatment gives a chance to save the tooth and provides a stable foundation for further restoration.

Alongside dental work I spent two years studying theatrical costume and set design. For me that was not only recreation, but also a visual approach I can use in my work —
helping me find harmonious colours, proportions and forms in aesthetic planning.

As a patient coordinator, my goal is for everyone who arrives to feel safe and in capable hands from the very first moment.

Thanks to my dental technician studies and experience as an assistant, I speak not only the language of patients, but I also understand the workflows happening in the background. That professional overview helps me schedule treatments and provide information as precisely as possible, tailored to each patient’s needs.

In my free time I like running, painting and trying new things. I try to spend as much time as I can outdoors, because nature recharges and inspires me.

As a dental assistant, what matters most to me is that patients feel safe and understood.

I know many people arrive at the practice with fear, so I pay special attention to creating a calm, supportive atmosphere and to them leaving with a big smile after treatment.

I usually spend my free time with my friends and family, but I try to arrange things so that my Pomeranian, Milán, can join in as well — that completes the picture.

I work as a patient coordinator, where my primary goal is to ensure clear, smooth communication between patients and dentists throughout the entire course of treatment.

I completed Praxis Manager training in order to broaden my professional knowledge and support the running of the practice at an even higher level.

I am convinced that with an empathic approach, kindness and a calm, supportive presence I can help make time spent in the practice as comfortable and stress-free as possible for patients.

In my work, precision, attentiveness and creating a friendly atmosphere are especially important to me, so that our patients can turn to us with confidence.

As an assistant I support the doctors’ work with professional care, and as a dental hygienist I help our patients keep a healthy, confident smile with thorough care.

When I am not collecting kilometres in the practice, I make up for them outdoors.