About the practice
A family practice built around one instrument: the microscope.
Harajda Dent has treated patients on Várkerület in Sopron for more than thirty years. The approach has stayed the same throughout: examine carefully, explain plainly, and treat without rushing.
Our approach
The way we work with patients.
In our practice, we welcome you and your family into a friendly, unhurried environment. Our first priority is simple: ease the anxiety patients often arrive with, treat their complaints without pain, and build a relationship grounded in trust.
With more than thirty years of professional experience and modern equipment, we aim to offer patients the most contemporary tooth-preserving and tooth-replacement solutions available, rather than defaulting to the option that removes the most tooth.
We want our patients to feel confident undertaking the treatment we judge necessary, and just as importantly, to build the habit of regular dental care and check-ups once treatment is finished.
If our practice suits you, we look forward to welcoming you. Appointments are arranged by phone or email on weekdays between 9:00 and 17:00. There is no walk-in list, so booking ahead is always the first step.
Facilities and equipment
Three treatment rooms, and the equipment that decides what we can see.
The practice works from three treatment rooms, and X-rays and 3D scans are taken in the building, so a diagnosis does not wait on a referral somewhere else. None of this is exotic in Western Europe. In Sopron it is still unusual enough to be worth explaining, because it changes what a dentist can see, and therefore what they can save.
The dental operating microscope used for root canal treatment and restorations Dental operating microscope
Root canal treatment and larger tooth rebuilds are carried out at up to 25× magnification. That makes it possible to locate canals invisible to the eye and on X-ray, retrieve instruments broken during earlier treatment elsewhere, and remove less healthy tooth to reach the same result.
Reviewing a digital scan with a patient before treatment is planned Digital impressions
An intraoral scanner builds a 3D model of the mouth directly on screen. No impression trays, no putty, no gagging, and nothing to retake if the first pass wasn't clean. The scan is also the starting point for planning crowns, bridges and implant work.
Panoramic and 3D imaging, taken in the practice X-ray and 3D imaging on site
A panoramic X-ray shows the whole jaw in one flat picture: which teeth are where, how the roots sit, where infection has started. A 3D cone beam scan gives a volume instead of a picture, which is what surgery is planned from: how much bone an implant has to work with, exactly where a wisdom tooth lies against the nerve canal, and what an overlapping root was hiding on the flat image. Both are taken in the practice.
The practice
Led by Dr. Miklós Harajda.
The current site names no practitioners at all, a gap we're closing here first. This section will grow as the rest of the clinical team is confirmed.
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Dr. Miklós Harajda
Lead dentist
Dr. Harajda leads a practice built on more than thirty years of clinical experience, with a particular focus on microscope-assisted root canal treatment and on conservative dentistry: treating a tooth so it can be kept, rather than replaced.
TODO(client): degree, university, licence number, specialisations
Additional team members will be introduced here once the practice can confirm their names, roles and credentials.
Page last updated: August 2026
Meet the practice
See what an unhurried examination looks like.
The first consultation is free and comes with no obligation to book treatment. Tell us what's bothering you and we'll take it from there.
Or call the practice+36 (99) 50 60 90