Conscious care for the health of employees – together, with many advantages
Employer health program and health insurance fund
SaRa’S Clinic believes that preventative dental care is not just an individual matter but a communal responsibility as well. Heathy employees are more balanced, motivated, and
perform better, which has a direct effect on both the work environment and the performance of the company.
What do we offer to employers?
Screening and prevention programmes for employees
Discounted dental packages for businesses
Educational workshops and presentations on correct oral hygiene and health consciousness
Flexible appointments to ensure that treatments don’t clash with work schedules
Why is preventative dental care important in the workplace?
Fewer sick leaves and absences
More efficient work activities
Better satisfaction and employee retention
Working with health insurance funds
SaRa’S Clinic accepts the cards of the largest Hungarian health insurance funds..
Make it possible
Fewer sick leaves and absences
For employers to support payments with reduced tax and contribution rates
For employees to use their benefits for not only dental but other healthcare services as well
Advantages briefly
Healthier, more balanced employees
Fewer sick leaves
Reduced tax and contribution rates for employers
Employee retention and a better work environment
Employer health programme and health insurance fund
Why is preventative dental care important in the workplace?
Healthy workers ensure fewer sick leaves and better performance
What do we offer to employers?
Working with health insurance funds
Advantages briefly
Make an appointment today and enjoy the experience of caring dentistry.
Address
1191 Budapest, Vak Bottyán u. 72. (KÖKIvel szemben)
Appointments
+36 20 285 4482
+36 20 224 3952
06 1 706 2851
Contact us
info@saraclinic.hu
The connection between oral and general health
Our oral cavity is not a separate system but an integral part of the body as a whole. Whatever happens there has an effect on functioning of the whole body and vice versa. Therefore, at
SaRa’S Clinic, we approach dental care with a holistic view: we take into account the correlations between the body, the mind, and lifestyle.
Why is this important?
The effects of inflammation on the body
Bacteria from untreated periodontal disease and chronic gingivitis reach other organs through the bloodstream. Scientific research proves that these can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke, and diabetes.
Psychological and social effects
A confident smile is not just a matter of aesthetics but ensures better communication and more harmonious social relationships as well. This is an important contributor to mental health and quality of life
Supporting the immune system
A healthy oral cavity means fewer inflammatory foci, which reduces the load on the immune system. This way, our body can spend more energy of defending and regenerating itself
Digestion and nutrition
Chewing is the first step of digestion. A healthy and stable dentition ensures the appropriate processing of nutrients, which directly affects the wellbeing of the body as a whole
The connection between oral and general health
It is a common belief that dentistry is only about teeth. In truth, the condition of the oral cavity has an effect on the whole body. The mouth is one of the gates of the body: it can serve as an entry point for pathogens and inflammatory processes, which affect not only the teeth and the gums but the body as a whole
The connection between oral health and the body
Cardiovascular diseases
chronic gingivitis and periodontal disease increase the risk of arteriosclerosis, heart attacks, and strokes
Diabetes
untreated gum diseases may have an adverse effect on blood sugar levels, while diabetes can exacerbate gum problems
Respiratory infections
mouth bacteria can enter the airways and contribute to pneumonia or chronic illnesses
Joint diseases
inflammatory substances from dental foci can trigger autoimmune processes, which can lead to joint symptoms
Dental foci – hidden sources of danger
A dental focus is a chronic inflammation in the mouth, which often doesn’t produce symptoms but can lead to serious diseases in the long term
Most common foci
Root canal treated teeth
if the root canal filling is incomplete or inflammation remains behind
Dead or inflamed teeth
these can produce bacteria that enter the body even without symptoms
Broken teeth
Remaining portions of the root that may remain inflamed while going unnoticed
Untreated teeth
due to infections present in cavities or under old fillings
Wisdom teeth
Partially broken, inflamed teeth
Chronic gingivitis, periodontitis
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These hidden sources of inflammation don’t always cause pain but can still affect the heart,
the joints, the skin and even fertility. Therefore, regular dental check-ups and focal
infection screening are especially important.
Metabolism and immune system
Sustained inflammation weakens the immune system and can be closely connected to diabetes as well. Improperly treated dental issues can have an adverse effect on blood sugar levels
Digestion and nutrition
Chewing is the first step of digestion. A healthy and stable dentition ensures the appropriate processing of nutrients, which directly affects the wellbeing of the body as a whole. The replacement of missing teeth is especially important as these don’t only represent an aesthetic issue but also reduce the quality of chewing, which can lead to indigestion in the long term
Psychological effects
A confident smile is not just a matter of aesthetics but ensures better communication and more harmonious social relationships as well. It’s often easier to succeed both at work and in
our private lives with a beautiful and healthy smile. Mental factors in turn affect oral health: increased stress often leads to the grinding and clenching of teeth. This can then lead to the
wearing down and cracking of the teeth
can cause joint pain in the jaws
can trigger headaches and migraines
can cause muscle tension in the neck and shoulder girdle
Thus dental symptoms can often represent not only a local problem but can also
have a significant effect on quality of life on both a physical and a mental level
Prevention – the key to holistic health
The majority of oral cavity diseases can be prevented. With regular dental
check-ups, professional oral hygiene treatments, and oral care adjusted to
the lifestyle of the patient, the risks can be significantly reduced.
Holistic approach
We apply a holistic approach at SaRa’S Clinic: we treat not only the teeth but take the condition of the whole body into account, so that our patients can live with not only a beautiful but also healthy smile.
Our message is simple: oral health can be the key to the balance of the body as a whole
