+7 747 093 89 86Daily 9:00–20:00Book a visit
Orthodontics

MEAW Multiloop Arch Technique: What It Is and How Treatment Works

The Multiloop Edgewise Archwire (MEAW) technique is an orthodontic treatment method for complex malocclusions using a specially bent archwire with loops. The loops allow precise tooth movement and occlusion correction. Treatment duration is individual, requires regular archwire activation and meticulous oral hygiene.

Answer a few questions in the calculator below — and our administrator will send you an estimate for your case before your visit.

30+years treating patients in Almaty
up to 5 yearswarranty on work
0%Installments: Jusan bank — 24 months, Kaspi — 12

How much does the Multiloop Edgewise Archwire technique cost in Almaty

Full price list
TreatmentDuration & warrantyPrice
Orthodontist consultation40 minutesIncludes examination and treatment plan0 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Diagnostics: X-rays, impressions, treatment planning2 visitsfrom60 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Conventional (ligated) braces, one arch12–24 monthsAdjustment once a monthfrom80 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Self-ligating braces10–20 monthsVisits every 2–3 monthsfrom160 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Braces adjustment30 minutesRoutine visitfrom8 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Clear aligners, full course for both arches8–18 monthsIncludes all aligners in the seriesfrom1 450 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Clear aligners, short coursefrom700 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Retainer for one arch1 visitMaintaining the resultfrom20 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Night guardfrom25 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Professional cleaning with braces45 minutesEvery six months during treatment—Message on WhatsApp

Orthodontist consultation and treatment plan

Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸. During the appointment, the doctor will assess the bite, perform the necessary diagnostics and draw up a plan. The cost of further treatment depends on the complexity of the case and the chosen system, so the exact price is given after the consultation.

Indications and limitations

Features of the Multiloop Edgewise Archwire technique in Almaty

Helps to understand whether this technique is considered in a particular case and what the doctor evaluates before starting.

Tools and materials for this type of treatment, laid out on a light-colored surface — an illustration for the section "How the multi-loop technique differs from conventional braces"

What is MEAW and when is it needed?

MEAW (Multiloop Edgewise Archwire) is a technique that uses an archwire with multiple loops. It is used for complex malocclusions when standard methods are ineffective. Indications include open bite, facial asymmetry, dental crowding, as well as cases requiring significant tooth movement.

Chairside appointment: dentist at work, over-the-shoulder shot of the assistant — illustration for the section "Which bite anomalies are treated with MEAW"

What are the contraindications for MEAW?

Contraindications are relative: insufficient number of teeth for anchorage, severe periodontal disease in the acute stage, as well as low patient motivation for long-term treatment. The decision is made by the doctor after thorough diagnostics.

Stages of treatment with the Multiloop Edgewise Archwire technique in Almaty

Consultation: doctor and patient at a screen with an X-ray — illustration for the "Diagnostics and Treatment Planning" section
Step 01

Diagnostics and planning

The first stage is examination, taking impressions, and, if necessary, cone-beam computed tomography. The doctor draws up a treatment plan and discusses the duration and details with the patient. Then the braces are placed.

Preparation: the assistant lays out sterile instruments, the doctor puts on gloves — illustration for the section "Braces placement"
Step 02

Placement of the bracket system

Brackets are fixed to the teeth, then the MEAW archwire with loops is installed. Adaptation takes several days; discomfort is possible and resolves on its own.

The treatment stage itself: the doctor's gloved hands working inside the oral cavity — an illustration for the "Periodic Activations" section
Step 03

Periodic activations

Every 4-6 weeks, a visit to the doctor is required to activate the archwire and monitor tooth movement. Adjustment may include changing the shape of the archwire, replacing ligatures and other manipulations.

Follow-up visit: the doctor checks the result with a mirror, the assistant holds the saliva ejector — illustration for the section "Completion of treatment and retention"
Step 04

Completion of treatment and retention

After the planned tooth position is achieved, the braces are removed and retention appliances are installed to consolidate the result. The duration of treatment depends on the complexity of the case and adherence to recommendations.

Our Doctors

Who provides this treatment

The clinic's doctors who see patients for this service. A treatment plan is drawn up after the examination.

Price calculator

Find out the cost of MEAW Multiloop Arch Technique in 20 seconds

Question 1 / 4
What bothers you the most?
How long have you been noticing this?
Have you tried to correct this before?
How would you prefer to pay?
One last step

Leave your contact details and we'll send the estimate and suggest a convenient time.

Request received

Our coordinator will contact you during clinic hours, daily 9:00 — 20:00.

Sarsenova Zhanar Bakhyttovna — dentist at Dental-Center dental clinic in Almaty, portrait in work uniformThe estimate is reviewed by the clinic's orthodontistTakes 20 seconds — you'll get a reply from our administrator during business hours
Estimate based on the clinic's 2026 price listExamination and treatment plan — 0 ₸0% installments: Jusan bank — 24 months, Kaspi — 12

The essence of the method and the principle of action

The multiloop technique is an approach to bite correction in which the archwire is bent in a special way. Let's break down what the abbreviation means, how teeth move and how the occlusion is corrected.

Decoding the abbreviation

MEAW stands for Multiloop Edgewise Archwire. In orthodontics, the term has become associated with the technique proposed in the 1960s by the Japanese doctor Young-Hee Kim. The archwire is made of steel and has several loop bends that make it more flexible. Thanks to this design, the doctor can precisely dose the force applied to each tooth. The multiloop technique is used to correct complex malocclusions when standard archwires do not give the desired result. Unlike classical approaches, here the load is distributed not over the entire dental arch, but over individual sections. The loops on the archwire can be of different shapes and sizes, which allows the appliance to be adapted to a specific clinical situation.

Biomechanics of tooth movement

A looped archwire works like a spring: it stores energy and gradually transfers it to the teeth. The loops allow controlled tipping of the crown and root, which is especially important when closing diastemas and spaces. The force generated by the archwire is light but continuous, so the tooth moves physiologically, without overloading the periodontal ligament. Brackets bonded to the teeth transmit the force from the archwire to the bone tissue, where the remodeling process is triggered. Bone resorbs on the pressure side and is deposited on the tension side, and the tooth gradually assumes a new position. The rate of this movement depends on individual characteristics, and the orthodontist adjusts the archwire at each visit, tightening the loops. Importantly, the force is dosed not only by the amount of bend but also by the number of loops and their position relative to the roots. This helps avoid unwanted tipping and preserve the teeth's anchorage.

Features of occlusal correction

In cases of malocclusion, such as an open bite or crossbite, MEAW allows treatment of individual segments of the dental arch. The loops on the archwire make it possible to extrude or tip teeth in the desired direction without affecting the adjacent teeth. This is especially valuable when treating adult patients, whose bone is already formed and less pliable. The orthodontist can alter the bite height, leveling the occlusal plane. Working with the archwire requires advanced skill: each bend is calculated individually, and adjustments are made every 3–4 weeks. The technique can help avoid tooth extraction in some cases where other techniques require extractions to create space. In addition, MEAW is effective in treating facial asymmetries associated with mandibular displacement. In such situations, it is important to accurately predict the movement of each tooth in order to achieve a harmonious profile and correct occlusion.

What equipment is used?

The MEAW technique requires precision at every stage. MEAW orthodontics relies on special archwires and auxiliary elements, as well as on diagnostics that allow the tooth movement to be planned.

Multiloop archwire: design

The main instrument is an archwire with vertical bends in the form of loops. The loops are located in the spaces between teeth and give the archwire its elasticity. Thanks to this geometry, the archwire can produce targeted forces on individual teeth or groups of teeth without affecting adjacent ones. This fundamentally distinguishes it from standard archwires, which act as a single unit. The magnitude and direction of the force are adjusted by bending the loops. The orthodontist can change the shape of the archwire at each visit, gradually achieving the desired tooth position. The archwire material is usually a shape-memory alloy, which allows it to return to its preset configuration after the load is removed. Precise adjustment requires experience and takes time, but it is precisely this that makes it possible to correct complex malocclusions that respond poorly to other methods.

Bracket system and auxiliary elements

  • Braces: attached to the teeth and serve as anchors for the archwire. In MEAW, passive low-friction brackets are most often used so that the archwire can slide freely and transmit forces precisely.
  • Elastic traction: rubber bands that the patient puts on independently according to the doctor's regimen. They create additional force to move teeth and jaws.
  • Mini-screws: temporary anchorage devices placed in the bone to control teeth when a stable point of force application is needed.
  • Springs and chains: auxiliary elements for closing spaces or moving teeth along the archwire. They allow the force and direction of action to be adjusted.
  • Palatal arch (transpalatal bar): a plate on the palate that helps expand the upper jaw or hold teeth in the desired position.

The role of diagnostic equipment

EquipmentPurposeHow it is used in MEAW
Cone beam computed tomography3D image of the jawsAssessment of root and joint position
Intraoral scannerDigital impressionModeling of the archwire and brackets
Microscope25× magnificationPrecise bracket placement and monitoring
LaserSoft tissuesGingival contour correction
Class B autoclavesSterilizationInstrument safety

Hygienic care during treatment

During MEAW treatment, oral hygiene becomes especially important. The looped archwire creates additional places for plaque to accumulate. Care requires time and patience. The condition of the gums and enamel depends on its quality.

Daily brushing and irrigation

  • Toothbrush: use a soft brush and clean your teeth after every meal. Pay special attention to the area around brackets and loops, where plaque most often accumulates.
  • Interdental brushes: interdental brushes help clean the space under the archwire and between teeth. Choose the size according to the width of the gaps so as not to injure the gums.
  • Single-tuft brush: convenient for spot cleaning of brackets and loops. It reaches hard-to-reach places where a regular brush cannot reach.
  • Water flosser: a pressurized water stream washes away food debris from interdental spaces and massages the gums. Use it in the evening after your main brushing.
  • Mouthwashes: use a fluoride or antiseptic mouthwash as recommended by your doctor. It reduces bacterial activity and strengthens enamel.
  • Mirror: regularly examine your teeth and the appliance in the mirror. If you notice gum inflammation or mobility of components, tell your orthodontist.

Dietary restrictions

During treatment with a multi-loop archwire, it is important to avoid hard and sticky foods. Hard foods such as nuts, croutons, or hard candy can damage the archwire or detach a bracket. Sticky foods — toffees, chewing gum, nougat — get stuck in the components of the appliance and make hygiene more difficult. Cut fruits and vegetables into small pieces instead of biting into them whole. These restrictions apply throughout the entire period of wearing braces, but they are especially strict during the first weeks after the archwire is activated. Following these rules reduces the risk of breakage and unscheduled visits to the doctor. It is also advisable to avoid very cold and very hot dishes: temperature changes can affect the properties of the archwire. Coffee and tea are best drunk through a straw to avoid staining the elastic components. If you accidentally damage the appliance, do not try to fix it yourself — contact your orthodontist.

Check-ups and professional hygiene

ProcedureFrequencyPurpose
Orthodontist visitEvery 4–6 weeksMonitoring tooth movement, archwire activation
Professional hygieneEvery 3–4 monthsRemoval of plaque and calculus around brackets
Enamel assessmentAt every visitDetection of demineralization and caries
Replacement of ligatures and archwiresAs indicatedMaintaining treatment effectiveness

Vestibular arch: purpose and types

A vestibular arch is a component of a removable orthodontic appliance that is positioned on the outside of the dental arch. It helps hold the teeth in the correct position and correct their inclination.

Differences from the lingual arch

CriterionVestibular archwireLingual archwire
LocationOutside the dental archOn the inner side
Effect on speechMinimalLisping is possible
AestheticsNoticeable when speakingAlmost invisible
CareEasier to cleanRequires thorough hygiene
IndicationsIncisor inclination, retentionNarrow dental arches, mesial occlusion

Indications for placement

A vestibular arch is included in the appliance when the anterior teeth need to be tipped inward. This is relevant in anterior crossbite, when the lower incisors overlap the upper ones. The arch also maintains the result after braces treatment, holding the teeth in their new position while the bone tissue remodels. In childhood, it is used as part of a removable plate to correct the bite. The decision is made by the orthodontist after assessing the clinical picture: the severity of the anomaly, the patient's age, and the condition of the periodontium are taken into account. Crowding of the anterior teeth, when space needs to be created through tipping, can also be an indication. In adults, the vestibular arch is sometimes used as a temporary measure before the main treatment. It is important that the arch does not exert excessive pressure on the roots, so it is activated gradually.

Adaptation period

Adaptation takes from a few days to two weeks. At first, there may be a feeling of pressure on the teeth, increased salivation, and mild irritation of the mucous membrane of the lips and cheeks. The symptoms gradually decrease. If the discomfort persists longer or painful areas appear, you should consult a doctor: the arch may need adjustment. During the adaptation period, it is recommended to eat soft food and avoid dishes that are too hot or too cold. Regular hygiene is essential to avoid inflammation of the gums around the arch. At first, brushing your teeth may be inconvenient, so use a soft brush and special interdental brushes. Rinse your mouth with warm salt water if there is irritation. Gradually you will get used to the appliance, and the discomfort will go away.

What stages does orthodontic treatment include?

Orthodontic treatment is a sequential process. It begins with diagnosis and ends with the retention period. Each stage is important for a stable result. At every step, the doctor monitors the condition of the teeth and adjusts the plan if necessary.

Diagnostics and planning

The first stage is data collection. The doctor examines the oral cavity, assesses the bite and the condition of the teeth. X-rays are prescribed: a panoramic image or a cephalometric radiograph. Sometimes cone-beam computed tomography is used for a three-dimensional image of the jaws. From the images, the angles of tooth inclination and the position of the roots and joints are measured. Then impressions or scans of the dental arches are made. The digital model allows the movement of the teeth to be calculated. Based on all the data, a treatment plan is drawn up. The doctor explains which teeth need to be extracted, if necessary, and how long the therapy will last. The patient receives information about possible risks and alternatives. Only after the plan is agreed upon do they proceed to the next step. The doctor also assesses the condition of the temporomandibular joint and muscles to rule out hidden problems. All data are recorded in the medical history, and the plan is adjusted if necessary.

Bracket bonding and archwire placement

Before bonding, professional hygiene is performed. Teeth must be clean so the braces adhere well. Then the tooth surface is etched with a gel and an adhesive is applied. Brackets are bonded to each tooth in a specific position. For accuracy, a special template or digital positioning is used. After bonding, an archwire is placed into the bracket slots. The initial archwire is thin and flexible — it gently begins tooth movement. The ends of the archwire are bent so they don't injure the cheeks. The whole procedure takes about an hour. In the first days, discomfort is possible, which subsides as you get used to it. The patient is given recommendations on care and diet. Then the active phase of treatment begins. The doctor explains how to use wax to protect the mucosa and what to do if a bracket comes off. A date for the next visit to activate the archwire is also scheduled.

Activation and correction of treatment progress

Every few weeks or months, the patient visits the orthodontist. The doctor assesses tooth movement and, if necessary, changes the archwire to a stiffer one. Sometimes elastic elastics or springs are added to correct the bite. When using the MEAW technique, the archwire has special bends that activate individual teeth. The doctor bends the archwire in the right places to achieve precise movement. This process requires high skill. The patient must follow all recommendations: wear elastics, avoid hard food, brush teeth thoroughly. If problems arise — a bracket comes off or the archwire breaks — you should immediately contact the doctor. Treatment can last from a year to several years. At the end of the active phase, the braces are removed, and the retention period begins.

Key points

Key principles of the method

The MEAW technique is not a separate braces system, but a way of working with the archwire. Its essence lies in the bends that create controlled force on each tooth. The method is used for complex bite anomalies when a standard archwire does not give the desired result. Success depends on the accuracy of diagnosis and the orthodontist's experience. The doctor plans each stage, assesses the periodontal condition and prognosis. It is important for the patient to understand: treatment is long, requires discipline and regular visits. The result is not guaranteed for all cases, but with adherence to recommendations it is stable. Importantly, MEAW allows avoiding tooth extraction in a number of situations, which preserves natural anatomy. However, the method requires the doctor to have deep knowledge of biomechanics and the ability to precisely bend the archwire.

Patient expectations

At first, after archwire activation, pressure and soreness are felt. This is normal and passes within a few days. Speech may temporarily change due to the bulk of the appliance. Getting used to it takes from a week to a month. The patient will have to monitor hygiene more strictly: brush teeth after every meal, use interdental brushes and an irrigator. Doctor visits are scheduled every 4–6 weeks, but the frequency depends on the clinical picture. The result is not visible immediately, especially with skeletal anomalies. Therapy may take from one to two years; the exact duration is determined by the doctor after examination. During treatment, temporary inconveniences are possible, such as rubbing of the cheeks, but they are resolved with special wax. It is important to maintain motivation and follow all instructions.

The doctor's role in the success of therapy

The doctor is the key figure in MEAW treatment. They make the diagnosis, plan the movements, bend the archwire and monitor the dynamics. An error at any stage leads to complications: root resorption, loss of anchorage, asymmetry. Therefore, it is important to find an orthodontist who is skilled in this very technique. The clinic employs specialists with many years of experience; they undergo training regularly. At the initial examination, the doctor assesses the situation, answers questions, and proposes a plan. If the method is not suitable, they will honestly say so and offer an alternative. Trust and open dialogue are half the success. The doctor also explains to the patient how to care for the appliance and what to do if problems arise. Only through joint efforts can the desired result be achieved.

Questions about the multiloop archwire technique

Yes, in many cases the MEAW technique allows correcting the bite without tooth extraction, especially with mild to moderate crowding, when it is possible to expand the dental arches and create space through interproximal enamel reduction. However, the decision is made by the orthodontist after diagnostics, including X-rays and impressions, because in cases of critical space deficiency, extraction of certain teeth may be unavoidable. In our clinic, we aim to preserve all teeth by using arch expansion and interproximal enamel reduction, but the final plan is developed after computer modeling so you can see the prognosis. If you have doubts, schedule an initial consultation where all options will be explained in detail and a calculation based on your X-ray will be shown.

The multiloop edgewise archwire (MEAW) technique is an orthodontic treatment method that uses an archwire with multiple loops, allowing teeth to be moved in three planes simultaneously, which enables precise control over individual teeth or groups of teeth. The technique is used to correct complex bite anomalies such as open bite, facial asymmetry, and dental crowding, when standard braces do not provide the desired result. Due to the flexibility of the archwire, the force is distributed evenly, which reduces discomfort and speeds up the process, and treatment usually takes from one to two years depending on the complexity of the case. In our clinic, orthodontists use MEAW for adults and adolescents, and during a consultation you can find out if this method is suitable for you.

A plate with a vestibular arch is a removable orthodontic appliance used to correct the bite in children and adolescents, consisting of an acrylic plate that fits against the palate and a metal arch located on the outside of the dental arch. This arch applies pressure to the front teeth, helping them move into the correct position, and is effective for mild anomalies such as protruding upper incisors or a narrowed dental arch. In our clinic, a pediatric orthodontist selects the design individually and gives recommendations for wear, usually 14–16 hours a day, and also regularly adjusts the appliance during visits. It is important to follow the wear schedule and attend scheduled check-ups so that treatment proceeds according to plan.

MEAW is not a standalone system but a technique for working with archwires that can be used together with braces, because braces serve as the foundation for attaching the archwire, and MEAW is an advanced version of the archwire with loops. Unlike standard braces, where the archwire is smooth, in MEAW the archwire has special loops that increase its flexibility and allow precise control over individual teeth or groups of teeth, which is especially useful for correcting vertical anomalies such as open or deep bite. In our clinic, orthodontists often combine braces and MEAW to achieve an optimal result, and the choice of method depends on the specific clinical picture. If you want to know which approach is right for you, schedule a consultation where the doctor will explain all the details.

MEAW is usually used in adults and adolescents after the growth of the jawbones is complete, approximately from 13–14 years in girls and 15–16 years in boys, because at this age the bones are sufficiently formed for effective tooth movement. In children with primary or mixed dentition, plates and other appliances are more often used, since the bones are still growing and intervention may be premature. However, the final decision is made by the orthodontist after assessing bone age on an X-ray, and in our clinic we perform diagnostics to choose the optimal time to start treatment. Early consultation allows the problem to be corrected more effectively, so if you notice bite issues in your child, it is better to come for an examination as early as possible.

The average duration of MEAW treatment is 1 to 2 years, but the exact time depends on the complexity of the anomaly and the patient's age; for example, an open bite may require about 18 months, while mild crowding may take about a year. It is important to understand that after the active phase of treatment, retention appliances must be worn to stabilize the result, and this period is not included in the main treatment time. At our clinic, we create an individual plan and estimate the timeline at the initial consultation, and regular visits to the orthodontist every 4–6 weeks help monitor progress and adjust the archwires. If you would like to know the exact prognosis for your case, schedule a diagnostic appointment, where imaging will be done and a plan will be calculated.

MEAW effectively corrects open bite, deep bite, crossbite, facial asymmetry, and dental crowding without extractions, because this technique allows teeth to be moved vertically and horizontally with high precision. In addition, MEAW helps improve facial profile and normalize chewing function, which is especially important in complex anomalies when other methods do not produce results. At our clinic, we use MEAW in combination with modern diagnostics, including 3D tomography, for precise planning, and this makes it possible to achieve a harmonious smile and a correct bite. If you would like to know whether MEAW is suitable for your situation, come in for a consultation, where the doctor will perform an examination and answer all your questions.

In the first days after archwire activation, there may be mild discomfort or pressure on the teeth, but this is normal and subsides within a few days, because the teeth begin to move into a new position. Pain is usually milder than with traditional braces due to the gentle action of the loops, and to relieve it you can take painkillers recommended by the doctor. At our clinic, we provide detailed recommendations on care and nutrition during the adaptation period, including advice on choosing soft foods and ways to relieve discomfort. If the discomfort persists for more than a week, you should consult the orthodontist for adjustment, because this may indicate excessive pressure or other problems.

During MEAW treatment, it is necessary to brush your teeth thoroughly after every meal, using special interdental brushes and dental floss to clean the space around the loops, because food debris often gets stuck there, which can lead to cavities. It is recommended to avoid hard and sticky foods that can damage the archwire, and to prefer soft foods cut into small pieces. Regular professional cleanings at the clinic will help prevent cavities and gum inflammation, and at our clinic we teach patients proper hygiene and provide a care guide. Following these rules will ensure successful treatment without complications, so if you have any questions about care, do not hesitate to ask them at your appointment.

Yes, sports are not contraindicated, but in contact sports (boxing, wrestling) it is recommended to use a protective mouthguard to avoid injuries, because the MEAW archwire is quite strong, but a strong blow can damage it. At our clinic, we can make a custom sports mouthguard that will fit your archwire precisely and provide reliable protection. It is also important to inform the coach about the orthodontic appliance so that they take it into account during training, and to avoid exercises that could result in a blow to the face. After an injury, you should immediately consult a doctor for an examination, even if it seems there is no damage, because internal injuries may be invisible.

We are open daily from 9:00 to 20:00, seven days a week. The clinic is in Almaty, 133/6 Kanysh Satpayev St., JAZZ residential complex. Phone for appointments — +7 747 093 89 86. Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸.

Address: Almaty, 133/6 Kanysh Satpayev St., JAZZ residential complex. Parking for patients is free. Phone for appointments — +7 747 093 89 86. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00.

Warranty up to 5 years. The clinic has been operating since 1995, with a rating of 4.9 based on 312 reviews on 2GIS, Google and Yandex. Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00.

Installment plan for 24 months with Jusan bank or 12 months with Kaspi. Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. Phone for appointments — +7 747 093 89 86.

Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸. There is no separate fee for the first visit. Warranty on work: up to 5 years. Installments for 24 months with Jusan bank or 12 months with Kaspi.

Parking is free. The clinic is in Almaty, 133/6 Kanysh Satpayev St., JAZZ residential complex. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. Phone for appointments — +7 747 093 89 86.

Reviews of the multiloop archwire technique in Almaty

4,9
33 reviews on the site
33 ratings
ЕЕржан О.30 July 2026
★ 5,0

Nuzhno bylo mnenie vtorogo vracha Prishli na konusltaciyu, ostalis lechitsya. Kabinet svetlyy, oborudovanie novoe, kak i dogovarivalis. Svoe delo tut znayut. V koridore pahnet ne bolnicey, a chem-to neytralnym, i eto podkupaet. Kartu zaveli srazu, pasport sprosili odin raz, kak i dogovarivalis.

ЕЕкатерина Д.12 July 2026
★ 5,0

I needed a second opinion. We found a clinic near our home. They did what we had planned, nothing extra, everything by appointment, no waiting.

ИИрина Е.6 July 2026
★ 5,0

We searched for a clinic near our home for a long time. We came from another district — and that was exactly what I was afraid of. Farrukh is a thorough doctor, attentive to the smallest details. We came for a consultation and stayed for treatment; everything is by appointment, no waiting.

ССветлана Г.11 June 2026
★ 5,0

I was treated, the timeframe was clearly stated and adhered to. Both the contract and the receipt were given to me.

ААсель Т.26 May 2026
★ 5,0

After my previous treatment, I had lost trust. A friend recommended this clinic to me. We were treated as a family, they didn't rush me, they gave me time to think. They opened the instruments in front of me. There was no room in the parking lot. I can recommend it. The next day they called to check on how I was doing. During the consultation, they wrote everything down on paper for me. They didn't ask for more money than the bill. I didn't have to wait in line.

ТТатьяна О.15 May 2026
★ 5,0

My previous doctor moved away, so I had to find a new one. To be honest, I'm still surprised that it was completely painless. I booked through the website and they called me back about ten minutes later. We came in for a consultation and stayed for treatment — everything went exactly according to plan!

The Dental-Center clinic administrator responds to patient messages
Initial visit

Book an appointment with Dr. Zhanar Bakhyttovna

Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸. The administrator will check the doctor's schedule and offer the earliest available time.

free parking133/6 Kanysha Satpayevadaily, no days off9:00 — 20:00at your first visitExamination and plan — 0 ₸
Calculate the cost