Dentistry without barriers or pain.Modern technology and care within everyone's reach.

We numb the injection site with a gel first, so you barely feel the anaesthetic itself. If the appointment still frightens you, we can treat under sedation or general anaesthesia.

Online through the form on this site, or by phone: +372 638 1606. We call back to confirm the time.

Eat an hour or so before you come, and brush your teeth. Bring an identity document and any earlier scans. Do tell the dentist about medicines you take, blood thinners especially, and about any drug allergy. Skip alcohol the night before: it weakens the anaesthetic. If a surgical procedure is planned — an extraction or similar — blood-thinning medication must be stopped 3 days in advance.

Yes, from the age of 2.5. Children are seen by a separate dentist, and a first visit is usually just getting acquainted: a look and a chat, no treatment.

Yes, and it is better not to postpone: inflammation in the mouth is more of a risk to a pregnancy than treatment is. The calmest window is the second trimester — in the first the organs are forming, and in the third it is hard to lie back for long. Do tell us how far along you are when booking: the dentist will choose a suitable anaesthetic and put off anything that can wait, such as whitening and routine scans.

Our dentists see patients in Russian, Ukrainian and Estonian.

Yes. Fillings, crowns and implants carry the manufacturer's guarantee on the material and ours on the work. The term depends on the construction: the dentist states it before treatment starts and writes it into the plan. The guarantee holds as long as you come for a check-up every six months.

An adult gets 60 € a year towards dental treatment, with the fund covering up to half of the bill. Pregnant women, mothers of children under one, old-age pensioners, the registered unemployed and people with reduced capacity for work get up to 105 €, and their own share is only 12.5%. We hold a contract with the fund, so the benefit is applied at the clinic. Anything unused does not carry over to the next year.

Yes, and this is often missed. An employer may reimburse up to 400 € per employee a year free of fringe-benefit tax, and dental care is on that list alongside sport. Everything counts: hygiene, fillings, prosthetics, implants, orthodontics. We make out the invoice in your name — you simply pass it to your accountant.