General Terms and Conditions

For the provision of dental outpatient, oral surgery and dental services
 

I. GENERAL RULES, PARTICULARS

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, these General Terms and Conditions (GTC) apply to the dental outpatient care, dental service care and oral surgery services and all contracts concluded by Dentha Fogászati Bt. (registered seat: 12 Osztrovszky u., 6721 Szeged, hereinafter referred to as the “Service Provider“) between the person ordering or using the dental services as the Client (or Patient) (together the Parties).

The Service Provider’s website:

The Service Provider operates an Internet website, which is available under the domain www.dentha.hu. The website provides detailed information on service prices, promotions and includes the Service Provider’s current GTC (https://dentha.hu/aszf/).
 

II. DEFINITIONS OF TERMS

1. Service Provider: Dentha Fogászati Bt. (registered seat: 6721 Szeged, Osztrovszky utca 12, Szeged, Hungary; tax number: 21751567-1-06; company registration number: 06-06-008375)

The Service Provider carries out its activities in compliance with the legal and professional regulations governing its activities, using dentists, dental assistants, dental hygienists and subcontractors with the appropriate expertise and qualifications. The Service Provider has the necessary professional, official and operating licenses and conditions for the provision of services, and is covered by medical and assistance liability insurance for the provision of its services, including for persons acting on its behalf.

2. Client (or Patient): the patient named in the individual service contract or, in the absence of an individual written service contract, the person who actually receives the service.

3. Master Data, Anamnesis Form: a document signed by the Patient before the start of the treatment, containing the Patient’s data, his/her acceptance of the GTC and his/her consent to the processing of the data.

4. Individual Service Order Contract (or “Dental Treatment – Offer”, Treatment Plan): Any legal statement issued in the Service Provider’s office, necessary for the performance of the Service Provider’s activities, which is signed by the ordering Patient and/or his/her legal representative on the Service Provider’s forms or which is handed over to the Service Provider in person as his/her own at any time during the treatment process (including, but not limited to, the Dental Treatment – Offer, the Anamnesis Form, the Surgical Consent Form, the Pre-Surgical Information Form, the Post-Surgical Information Form, the Privacy Notice, or any other new forms or medical or patient information related to the treatments, or any other declaration forms, whether or not introduced in the future, however named). The Service Provider expressly reserves the right to modify its medical and treatment documents on an ongoing basis.
 

III. TERMS AND CONTENT OF THE CONTRACTUAL RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN THE PARTIES

1. The Parties shall determine the ordering and content of the dental outpatient service(s) and the necessary materials, chosen by the Client in accordance with the terms and conditions of the GTC and the individual service contract forming an integral part of the GTC (“Dental Treatment – Offer”, hereinafter referred to as the “Treatment Plan”), or, in the absence thereof, in accordance with the service received.

Unless otherwise provided for in the “Dental Treatment – Offer”, the individual service contract is concluded by the Parties for an indefinite period, during which time the individual treatments, materials and mediated services are ordered and performed in accordance with the terms and conditions of this contract, under the conditions set out in the updated individual service contract.

Methods of concluding the “Dental Treatment – Offer” (individual service contract):

The Service Contract may be concluded in writing or by means of an impulse (in particular, by the Patient’s use of the service).

The service contract between the Service Provider and the Client is concluded by the use of the service (by implicit conduct) with the content of the GTC even if the “Dental Treatment – Offer”, i.e. the contract itself, is not signed for some reason.

By entering into a legal relationship with the Service Provider, the Patient acknowledges that, in addition to the “Dental Treatment – Offer”, the provisions of the GTC also form part of the Treatment Plan and that he/she shall pay the fees for the use of the Service as set out therein.

No new Treatment Plan shall be deemed to be entered into, including, without limitation, any modification of the Services or other amendment to the Treatment Plan.

Limitations on entering into an individual service contract (“Dental Treatment – Offer”):

The Service Provider is entitled to refuse to conclude a Treatment Plan and/or to provide the service without giving any reason.

If the Patient is minor or is incapacitated or has limited capacity, the consent of his/her legal representative is also required for the conclusion of the Treatment Plan.

The Service Provider shall conclude a new Treatment Plan with the Patient during the duration of the Patient’s legal relationship or after the termination of the Treatment Plan only if the Patient does not owe any fees to the Service Provider arising from the use of the service or if the termination of the previous Treatment Plan was not caused by the termination on the part of the Service Provider as a result of a breach of the Treatment Plan. If, despite the above, a contract is nevertheless concluded with a Patient who is in arrears due to an error, deception or administrative error, the new Treatment Plan shall terminate immediately upon the Service Provider’s detection of the error, deception or administrative error and the Patient shall pay all debts and fees for the services received to the Service Provider without delay.

2. The Service Provider shall be entitled to deviate from the Treatment Plan independently (e.g. in the event of problems not detected when the dental status was recorded, or of unexpected factors), but shall consult the Client in advance, if possible, if major professional deviations are justified. Changes to the Treatment Plan may entail changes to the price quoted, which the Service Provider shall inform the Client of orally before or during the treatment. The Client accepts the offer of a modified Treatment Plan as an implicit acceptance of the offer of a Treatment Plan which has been modified in relation to the original plan.

3. The Service Provider shall perform the service(s) undertaken in accordance with the Treatment Plan by using dentists, dental assistants, dental hygienists and other subcontractors with the appropriate expertise and qualifications, and shall ensure the necessary patient coordination to achieve a high level of service, as well as the necessary dental technology cooperation and other materials at the times and frequency agreed between the (collaborating) dentist providing the treatment and the Client.

By signing the Service Contract (Treatment Plan) or the individual declarations that form its content, the contracting parties expressly agree that the Service Provider will also use subcontractors (collaborators) for the performance of the service(s) ordered, in particular for dental care, dental technology activities, other special and general dental and dental specialist interventions and treatments, and that the Service Provider will be responsible for the activities of these subcontractors as if it had performed the activities entrusted to the subcontractors itself. The Service Provider shall be entitled to agree with the subcontractors at its discretion on the terms and conditions of their services and shall not be obliged to provide the Patient with any information in this respect.

4. Patient data required to conclude the “Dental Treatment – Offer” (Treatment Plan):

Anamnesis Form containing the Patient’s personal data (Master Data) and medical data.

The Service Provider will request the above data from the Patient to the extent necessary.

The Service Provider is entitled to rely on the data received from the Patient and to provide its services accordingly. If the information provided by the Patient proves to be untrue, inaccurate, misleading or incorrect, the resulting damage shall be borne by the Patient, including the damage of the Service Provider. The Service Provider shall not be liable for any damages, compensation or other payment obligations to the Patient in this relation.

The Patient shall notify the Service Provider immediately in writing or by email of any changes in the Patient’s data. In the event of the Patient’s failure to do so, the Service Provider shall fulfil its obligations arising from the Patient’s legal relationship on the basis of the data stored about the Patient. Any damage resulting from the failure to notify shall be borne by the Patient. The Service Provider shall change the data on the Patient contained in its system on the basis of the Patient’s notification.

Service Provider’s rights and obligations:

The Service Provider has the right to modify the Treatment Plan, individual service contract, offer if the Client provides incomplete or delayed data or the modification thereof is medically justified. The Service Provider shall inform the Client of the amendment.

The Service Provider has the right to refuse treatment in the event of the Client’s lack of cooperation, changed health or mental state, or if the Client fails to meet his/her payment obligations. In such cases, the Client may not claim damages from the Service Provider.

The Service Provider has the right, during and in connection with the dental treatment of the Patient, to take digital impressions, facial photographs, mouth photographs, videos (hereinafter referred to as “images”), which, while respecting the privacy rights of the Patient and as set out in the Service Provider’s Privacy Notice, the Service Provider is entitled to:

• forward to the collaborating dental technology lab for the preparation of dental prostheses in order to achieve the most perfect prosthesis possible;
• use as an accredited training center of the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of Szeged in the performance of educational and training tasks in addition to patient care.

Rights and obligations of the Client:

The Client has the right to request information and a “Dental Treatment – Offer” (Treatment Plan) from the Service Provider on the basis of the information provided by the Client about the required treatment, its procedure and expected costs.

The Client, by accepting the Dental Treatment Proposal and the information and consent forms provided by the Service Provider, consents to the Service Provider performing dental or oral surgery on him/her or on the represented person.

During the treatment, the Client may, at his own risk, request the interruption of the treatment, its continuation at a later date or its discontinuation. In this case, the Client shall only be liable to pay the fee for the treatment and dental technology work that he/she has received up to the date of the notice of termination.

To start the fabrication of dental prostheses (crowns, bridges, inlays, removable restorations, partial removable restorations, etc.), a 50% deposit is required at the time of the impression.
   

IV. WARRANTY, LIABILITY

General conditions on warranties and liability

The Service Provider only gives warranty to the Patient in relation to the work, dental treatments and dental works started, carried out and completed by its dentists (specialists) in the office of Dentha Dentistry at the Szeged, Osztrovszky utca 12., and the dental works provided by them, under the following conditions and limitations.

The limitations of liability are expressly accepted and acknowledged by the Patient.

The Service Provider’s liability for defective performance shall be limited to defects resulting from non-compliance with the rules of the professional conduct.

The Service Provider shall be liable only for damages under the liability insurance governing its activities which are caused intentionally or with gross negligence by the Service Provider and its staff and which are specifically and directly related to the provision of dental services.

The final result of dental treatments is also influenced by the general state of health of the Patient and his/her oral hygiene habits, which are not covered by the warranty.

The warranty is limited to the repair or, where applicable, the re-doing of the dental prosthesis or dental work provided. It does not cover travel, accommodation, subsistence or other expenses (e.g. absence from work) and the cost of other specialist care or the loss of the dental prosthesis.

The Service Provider accepts no responsibility for the success of the outcome of root canal treatments or for the occurrence of unexpected root canal treatments that become necessary during the course of treatment.

The Service Provider shall not be liable for any root canal treatment that may be necessary during or after the preparation of bridges and crowns (occasionally, the treated tooth may suffer trauma from the vibratory motion of the drill during preparation and grinding for crowns, which may result in the need for root canal treatment)

The Service Provider does not accept warranty claims for temporary bridges, temporary crowns and temporary restorations.

The Client acknowledges that, depending on the biological response capacity of the body (and on risks that cannot be identified in advance), the expected result and the final healing time may differ from the average, for which the Client cannot claim any compensation.

In addition to the known risks of surgical or other interventions, lesions causing specific complaints may also arise as a result of the intervention requested by the Client, for which the Service Provider shall not be liable.

Furthermore, in view of the fact that the results of dental interventions may vary considerably from one individual to another, the Service Provider shall not be liable for any financial or other liability in the event of aesthetic complaints.

Furthermore, the Service Provider shall not be liable, whether financial or otherwise, for any subsequent (post-transfer) aesthetic complaints regarding the dental prostheses already delivered.

In the event of a claim based solely on aesthetic grounds, the Service Provider excludes its liability explicitly (but not exclusively) for the subjectivity of the periodontal and dentoalveolar surgical results, if the final result of the dentoalveolar surgery is professionally (medically, anatomically) in line with the intended result, but cannot be accepted by the Client solely on aesthetic grounds.

The Service Provider shall not be liable for any costs and damages incurred by the Client due to the temporary inability of the Service Provider to provide its services in case of force majeure. For the purposes of the GTC, force majeure shall be deemed to include war, natural damage and the illness, death, strike or temporary absence of the treating doctor or of the Service Provider’s collaborator in connection with a particular service for any reason, as well as the interruption of public services affecting the practice.

The intervention under warranty is carried out exclusively at the Dentha Dentistry. In the case of warranty and guarantee, the place of repair or replacement shall be the Service Provider’s office.

Dentha Fogászati Bt. shall not reimburse the cost of an intervention under warranty performed in another dental surgery.

The Client shall notify the Service Provider in writing of any quality complaints within the warranty period immediately after they are discovered. In order to investigate the complaint, the Client shall be obliged to attend an inspection, to provide the Service Provider with the dental work in question and to provide all information and data relating to the complaint. The parties shall draw up a record of the inspection. If the Client’s quality complaint is justified, the Service Provider shall be obliged to declare within 4 working days of the inspection of the work complained of whether it can meet the Client’s legally enforceable claim for repair or replacement within a further 14 working days. If the Service Provider is exempted from its warranty obligation or if the complaint cannot be investigated, the Service Provider shall not accept any complaint.

In the case of a dental technology defect, the Service Provider shall bear the dental and dental technology costs of the repair/replacement, provided that the warranty conditions are fulfilled. The place of repair/replacement is the Service Provider’s dental surgery. The Service Provider’s liability does not cover reimbursement of services rendered in another dentistry or reimbursement of accommodation and travel expenses.

The following options are available for making a warranty claim:

• In person at the office of Dentha Fogászati Bt. (6721 Szeged, Osztrovszky u. 12.).

• Via telephone customer service at +36 30 206-90532 or 06 62 317 818

• By e-mail at info@dentha.hu

Duration of the warranty

The Service Provider undertakes the following maximum warranty periods for each service:

a) Aesthetic filling: 1 year warranty

b) Inserts (inlay, onlay): 2 years warranty

c) Zircon crowns, bridges: 3 years warranty; metal-ceramic and pressed ceramic crowns and bridges: 2 years warranty

d) Removable tooth replacements, dentures: 6 months warranty

e) Porcelain shell: 1 year warranty

f) Implants as a product are covered by the manufacturer’s warranty against material failure, but this does not cover the surgical costs of reinsertion. The manufacturer’s warranty is not the same as the insertion warranty. In the event of loss of the implant within 1 year, a new implant will be inserted free of charge, provided that there are no reasons that would exclude the warranty and no bone damage/loss that would make it impossible. If this is not possible, there will be no refund for the lost implant.

In addition to the above, the Service Provider shall provide a warranty in the mandatory cases and for the mandatory period provided for by law.

Conditions and exclusion of validity of the warranty

The warranty given by the Service Provider is valid only if the following conditions are fully met:

a) the Patient takes proper care of his/her teeth and observes the oral hygiene instructions provided by his/her dentist;

b) the Patient attends the dental check-ups prescribed by his/her dentist, but at least once a year, at the Service Provider’s dental surgery;

c) the Patient has completed any maintenance treatment (e.g., calculus removal, denture relining) recommended by his/her treating dentist within 30 days at the latest;

d) the Patient keeps the prosthesis clean as specified;

e) the Patient uses the prosthesis as intended, subjecting it only to physiological chewing forces that do not lead to overstress of the prosthesis;

f) the Patient does not expose the prosthesis to trauma, bone and gum disease;

g) the Patient pays the Service Provider for all procedures on time.

The warranty given by the Service Provider shall become void if the Patient:

a) fails to attend the prescribed check-up;

b) in the event of problems affecting the Patient’s chewing organs due to poor diet and other bad habits;

c) major weight gain or weight loss within a short period of time;

d) there is a chronic disease that has a negative impact on the condition of the dentition and the restoration (e.g. diabetes, epilepsy, osteoporosis, cancer, post-radiation and post-chemotherapy);

e) the development after treatment of allergies, dental diseases and their consequences not known before treatment;

f) the prosthesis or implant is subjected to extreme stress (nocturnal grinding, clenching) and consequent damage to the dental prosthesis;

g) abnormal use of the prosthesis, resulting in damage to the prosthesis (e.g. dropped dentures, sports injuries);

h) accidental damage to the dental prosthesis;

i) not having or wearing a night splint recommended by your dentist – resulting in chipping of the porcelain veneer due to excessive clenching of the denture;

j) the Patient has the treatment and dental technology work recommended by the Service Provider carried out in another clinic;

k) during or after the treatment, the Patient receives dental treatment from another provider for the area treated by the Service Provider;

l) in the case of porcelain shell, damage caused by the tightening of the shell (misuse or external impact);

m) the implantation does not take place within the planned time, (long-term temporary restoration, which is a restoration in preparation for implantation);

n) the quality complaint is notified within the time limit, but the complaint is not investigated or remedied, the dental prosthesis is not made available to the Service Provider;

o) the Client has not used the treatments recommended by the Service Provider or the complaint is the result of a series of treatments not completed.

p) In case of implants, the warranty does not cover the superstructure (implant head and other implant components) and implant prostheses (crowns, bridges). Implants not placed in the Dentha Dentistry office and not by a Dentha Dentistry doctor are not covered by the warranty. In case of implants placed in Dentha Dentistry and by its dentist, for which the crowns/replacements have been made in an incorrect bite position by another dentist and in another dentist’s office or in case of loss of implants due to overstressing, the Dentha Dentistry is not liable for any warranty.

r) The success of the bone replacement cannot be warranted. A certain amount of bone substitute is absorbed after each bone replacement. We determine the amount of bone grafting based on professional guidelines and decades of our own experience, but there can be significant individual variations in the rate of absorption. If the absorption is higher than expected, additional bone replacement may be necessary. This is an additional cost and is at the Patient’s expense. This situation, although very rare, can occur.

Mandatory dental check-up: The Service Provider hereby informs the Client as patient that after the completion of the dental treatment, regular dental check-ups are required as part of the aftercare until the dentist orders that they be omitted or discontinued.

Dentoalveolar surgery, in particular dental implants, requires a monthly check-up during the period of wound healing, professional oral hygiene treatment twice a year, which may be carried out by the Service Provider, and an annual X-ray check-up to ensure a full warranty. The risks arising from failure to do so shall be borne solely by the Client. 
 

V. Consideration for THE SERVICE: MANAGEMENT FEES, COSTS, BILLING

1. The Service Provider shall inform the Clients about the fees and material costs of the health care services on its website and in the waiting room of the office. The fees for the treatments and the individual materials are payable according to the Treatment Plan and the Service Contract.

2. The specific fees for the treatments carried out under the Treatment Plan, the cost of the materials used for the treatments, the technical equipment and the costs of the services provided are recorded and invoiced in the Treatment Plan and at the end of the treatments. Invoicing shall be subject to the accounting and tax provisions in force and applicable to the Service Provider on the invoicing date.

3. If the service does not involve a dental technology charge, the fee for the occasional treatment is payable at the time of treatment. A flat fee may be charged according to the Service Contract, taking into account the current fee schedule.

4. For the provision of dental technology materials/dentures, 50% of the cost of the relevant treatment is payable in advance, the balance is payable at the time of installation of the materials/dentures, or the full cost of the service is payable in advance for services of higher value.

5. In addition to the above, the Service Provider is also entitled to request an advance payment from the Patients before the start of the treatment, if the Service Provider deems it necessary in its sole discretion.

6. The invoices issued will indicate the method of payment (cash, credit card, etc.) and the deadline for payment obligations. The parties agree that in the event of late payment, interest on late payment shall be charged at the rate of interest for late payment under the Civil Code.

7. The Patient is responsible for the payment of any costs incurred due to non-payment of the fee. The Patient shall pay the Service Provider the costs charged by the intermediaries involved in the recovery of the Patient’s debt as damages.

8. If the Patient’s payment is less than the amount of the invoice or the payment cannot be related to an invoice, the Service Provider will allocate the payment to the debt as follows:

a) the payment shall be applied by the Service Provider first to the debts not arising from the service, including late payment interest and costs, if such an item is included in the invoice, and then to the debts arising from the service to which the invoice relates;

b) if it is not possible to identify the invoice to which the payment relates, the payment will always be allocated to the oldest invoice, taking into account the above.

9. Fees and material costs under the Individual Service Contract will be determined as part of the Treatment Plan, depending on the Client patient’s individual treatment needs. Unless otherwise specified, the cost proposal, “Dental Treatment – Offer”, “Treatment Plan”, provided by the Service Provider is valid for 90 days or until the end of the calendar year. After this period, the Service Provider is entitled to change the fees and material costs. In addition, the fee rates in the Treatment Plan may be modified until the end of the treatment due to professional reasons arising during the treatment, e.g. unforeseen interventions, therapeutic activities.

10. At the end of the treatment(s) or, depending on the nature of the treatment, of a series of treatments, the Service Provider shall issue an invoice for the services, the cost of materials and the remuneration for the intermediated services. By receipt of the invoice, the Client shall certify that the Service Provider has performed its contractual obligations.
 

VI. PAYMENT TERMS AND WAIVER OF TREATMENT

1. Invoices issued in accordance with the previous sections shall specify the method and deadline for payment. The parties agree that in the event of late payment, the rate of interest for late payment shall be the amount of interest for late payment under the Civil Code. Payment may be made by any means accepted by the Service Provider (cash, debit card, health insurance card of the Contractual Partner, etc.). If, due to a change in legislation between the start of the treatment and the date of invoicing, the invoice contains other data not known to the Client, the Service Provider shall be obliged to comply with the legislation in force at all times, regardless of the prior information.

2. The Service Provider hereby informs the Client that the treatment started cannot be modified without the consent of the treating physician in possession of an approved Treatment Plan.

3. If the appointment is not cancelled at least 24 hours before the start of the treatment, or if the Client fails to appear or is more than 15 minutes late, he/she will be liable to pay an availability fee of HUF 10,000.00 if he/she cannot provide official proof of his/her inability to attend.

If in such a case the Provider has obtained materials for the Patient and the treatment does not take place within two weeks of the original appointment, the Service Provider is entitled to invoice the Patient for the full value of the materials obtained as a cancellation penalty. The provisions of this Section shall also apply if the service is ordered by another person (for example, a relative) on behalf of or for the benefit of the Patient.
 

VII. DATA PROCESSING, DATA PROTECTION, INFORMATION

The Service Provider shall process personal data obtained in the course of the provision of the Services in accordance with the provisions of Act CXII of 2011 on the Right of Informational Self-Determination and Freedom of Information and other applicable legislation, including in particular Act XLVII of 1997 on the Processing and Protection of Medical and Other Related Personal Data, and Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 (GDPR), solely for the purpose of providing the Services.

1. The Client agrees that the Service Provider may treat and disclose the medical data and personal identification data provided by the Client and recorded about the Client during the treatment in accordance with the applicable legislation, and other data as business secrets. The Client also agrees that the Service Provider may use the data and experiences of the Client’s treatment that are exclusively medical in nature for scientific and research purposes.

In other respects, the separate Privacy Notice applies. You can find (or download) the current version of the Privacy Notice and the Shortened Privacy Notice at the following link: https://implantkozpont.hu/adatvedelmi-tajekoztato-gdpr/.2. The Client acknowledges that the data and information provided on the data sheet called Dental Anamnesis Form, which he/she has signed, are necessary for the selection of the content of dental treatments and medical treatments, and declares that the data provided are complete and that he/she is obliged to inform the Service Provider of any changes occurring during the treatment.

3. The Client acknowledges and does not object to the fact that for security reasons there is a security camera system in the Service Provider’s office and therefore audio and video recordings may be made, the content of which the Service Provider is entitled to present to the police authorities if necessary. In making the recordings, the Service Provider shall comply with the applicable legislation on image recording and data protection. The Office Camera Policy shall be made publicly available in the waiting room of the office.

4. The Client consents to the recording of his/her contact details in the Service Provider’s database for the purpose of the Service Provider informing him/her of the processing dates or any changes thereto. The Service Provider undertakes not to disclose these data of the Client to third parties.

By using the service, the Patient also accepts the Service Provider’s Privacy Notice.

5. The Service Provider shall post the patient’s rights information, i.e. the contact details of the patient’s rights representative, in a clearly visible place in the office.

6. The Service Provider shall be liable for any damage caused by it in accordance with the applicable civil law and special professional and liability insurance rules, and the exclusion of liability shall be stated in these General Terms and Conditions and/or on the individual Treatment Plans.

7. The Patient acknowledges that if the invoice or other debt is not paid by the due date indicated on the invoice or other valid document, the Service Provider may have the collection of the invoice debt carried out by a third party, who is bound by confidentiality and who is entrusted with this task by the Service Provider.

8. The Patient declares and warrants that he/she has the right to disclose to the Service Provider all personal data provided by him/her to the Service Provider and that he/she has obtained all necessary consents.
 

VIII. MISCELLANEOUS

1. By signing the Service Contract, the Treatment Plan (or, in the absence of signature, by the Patient’s use of the service by implicit conduct), the Client acknowledges that he/she has read the provisions of the GTC, and may raise objections only before the start of treatment (even by refusing treatment). By authorizing the treatment, the Client patient acknowledges that the legal relationship between the parties is governed by the GTC and the Individual Service Contract and does not contest its contents.

2. The GTC and the Individual Service Agreement together constitute the contractual agreement between the parties.

3. In matters not regulated in the GTC and the Service Contract, Hungarian law, in particular the provisions of the Civil Code and other legislation on health care and health services, shall prevail.

4. The Parties shall settle their disputes amicably. If the negotiations in this regard do not lead to a result, the Parties submit to the jurisdiction of the Szeged District Court.

5. The Service Provider shall be entitled to unilaterally amend the GTC at any time.

6. The GTC shall generally govern all matters not otherwise expressly provided for in an individual agreement between the Service Provider and the Client.

7. The document containing these General Terms and Conditions consists of eleven numbered pages.

8. The GTC are made in Hungarian and English languages, and in the event of any discrepancy between the Hungarian and English versions, the Hungarian version shall prevail.

Valid from 01.03.2023 until revoked.
On behalf of Dentha Fogászati Bt.:
Dr. Anikó Tóth Managing Director