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A temporary crown covers the prepared tooth or implant abutment while the permanent restoration is being made. It maintains the shape and position of the tooth in the arch and supports appearance. The material and fabrication method are selected by the dentist based on the clinical situation. The wearing period is limited by the treatment plan, not by a predetermined number.
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The warranty applies if you come for free check-ups twice a year and get professional hygiene once a year, follow the doctor's recommendations and do not treat the same tooth at another clinic. The warranty does not cover trauma or loss of the restoration through carelessness. The warranty means free redoing or replacement of the work at the clinic's expense; the term and conditions are written in the treatment contract.
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The cost of the procedure consists of taking impressions or scanning, fabricating the restoration in the laboratory, and cementing it at the appointment. Materials are priced separately: plastic, composite, or polymer. The exact amount is quoted after examination, as it depends on the number of units and the condition of the abutment teeth. Initial consultation and treatment plan — 0 ₸.
Different materials are suitable for different tasks of the temporary stage — the choice depends on the clinical situation.
Plastic remains a common material for temporary coverage. It allows modeling of shape and color and is easily adjusted at the appointment. Such restorations are used during the fabrication of a permanent crown or implant placement. The material is suitable for short wearing periods.
Composite restorations are stronger than plastic and better retain their shape during chewing. They are used when the temporary phase is prolonged. The material allows reproducing the natural tooth shade. At the appointment, the dentist assesses whether this option suits the specific situation.
Polymer blanks and milled restorations are made from a digital impression. The 3Shape intraoral scanner transmits data to the laboratory, where the future crown is modeled. This method is used for implant prosthetics and in complex clinical cases. The dentist selects the material after examination.
At the first appointment, the dentist examines the oral cavity and assesses the condition of the abutment teeth and gums. If necessary, a cone-beam CT scan is performed. Then a treatment plan is drawn up and the material for the future restoration is selected.
Impressions are taken either analog or using the 3Shape intraoral scanner. The digital method allows more accurate transfer of the relief and speeds up fabrication. The data is sent to the laboratory for modeling.
In the laboratory, the restoration is fabricated from the impressions. The timeline depends on the chosen material and the number of units. During this time, the patient can use temporary protection if it was placed immediately after preparation.
The finished restoration is tried in, and the fit, color, and occlusion are checked. If necessary, the shape or shade is adjusted. Then it is cemented with temporary cement. Placement of a temporary crown takes one appointment.
A few days later, the patient comes for a follow-up visit. The dentist checks the condition of the gums and the fixation. If discomfort occurs during chewing, an adjustment is made. In implant prosthetics, the temporary restoration shapes the gum contour before the permanent one is placed.
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While a tooth is being prepared for a permanent crown, it cannot be left exposed. During this period, a temporary crown is placed — it covers the prepared tooth, maintains its shape, and protects the gum.
A temporary crown on a tooth serves several purposes at once. It shields the prepared tooth from saliva, food debris, and bacteria — exposed dentin absorbs all of these, and the tooth begins to react to cold and hot. The restoration maintains the bite height: without it, neighboring teeth gradually shift into the freed space, and the opposing tooth drifts toward it. The shape and color set the future appearance of the permanent restoration — the patient sees the result in advance and it can be adjusted before the permanent crown is made. There is also an aesthetic aspect: with a temporary crown, a person can talk, smile, and work without embarrassment. The gum around the prepared tooth also needs a contour — the edge of the restoration shapes the gingival profile that the permanent crown will later fit. If the prepared tooth is large and thin-walled, the temporary restoration additionally distributes chewing load and reduces the risk of fracture. It is not worth cutting costs at the interim stage: redoing the work costs more. The dentist decides all of this based on the clinical picture.
A temporary crown does not replace a permanent one and is not meant to last for years. Plastic and composite wear down faster than ceramic, the edge may begin to leak fluid over time, and the color may darken from coffee and tea. The chewing load on such a restoration is limited: hard nuts, bones, and hard candy can crack it. It does not treat the tooth underneath or stop gum inflammation if hygiene is poor. It should not be worn longer than the period the dentist specified — it is an interim solution, not a final one. And it certainly does not give you permission to skip brushing: plaque accumulates at the edge just as it does on a natural tooth. If the restoration becomes loose or falls out, the visit should not be postponed — an exposed prepared tooth without protection quickly loses its shape, and the permanent crown will have to be remade. What exactly happened and what to do is decided by the dentist after an examination.
The difference starts with the purpose. One restoration covers the tooth during treatment, the other remains long-term. From this, the material, fixation, and fit requirements diverge.
A temporary crown is made of polymer: plastic, composite, or PMMA. The material is soft and can be easily adjusted directly in the mouth if the contact needs correction. A permanent crown is made of ceramic, zirconia, or porcelain-fused-to-metal. These materials withstand chewing load for years but are almost impossible to adjust after placement. This also explains the difference in thickness: the temporary wall is thinner, the permanent one is more substantial. Polymer absorbs pigments — coffee, tea, and sauces leave stains. Ceramic and zirconia hardly change color. Strength also differs: plastic cracks under strong compression, while ceramic withstands the pressure of chewing teeth. If a patient asks how much temporary teeth cost, price is not the main guideline here: the interim option is cheaper, but it also lasts a limited time. A permanent restoration is designed for long-term function, a temporary one — for a specific stage of treatment.
| Feature | Temporary | Permanent |
|---|---|---|
| Material | polymer, composite | ceramic, zirconia, metal |
| Strength | lower, chipping possible | high, withstands chewing load |
| Service life | limited to the treatment stage | designed to last for years |
| Fixation | temporary cement | permanent cement |
| Color | may darken | stable |
| Adjustment | polished in the mouth | almost never adjusted |
| Fit | slightly looser | tight, along the margin |
A temporary crown is cemented with temporary cement. It holds the crown in place but allows it to be removed without force: the dentist pries up the edge and lifts it off. This is necessary to gain access to the tooth if an intervention is needed. A permanent crown is cemented with permanent cement — the bond is strong, and it can only be removed by cutting the crown off. Hence the rule: while treatment is ongoing, a permanent crown cannot be placed, otherwise access to the tissues is closed. Temporary cement is weaker, so the crown sometimes loosens. This is not a defect but a property of the fixation. If it comes off, it is re-cemented or remade. A permanent crown sits more tightly, but it also cannot be removed without damage. The choice of fixation is made by the dentist and depends on the clinical picture: how many stages remain, whether access to the tooth is needed, and how the gum is behaving.
The edge of a temporary crown extends slightly deeper or sits slightly looser than that of a permanent crown. This is necessary so that the gum is not traumatized and does not recede. A permanent crown seats tightly along the margin, with minimal gap. The polymer is matched to the color of the adjacent teeth, but an exact match is not expected: the shade may differ. Ceramic and zirconia reproduce color and translucency closer to natural enamel. The shape of the temporary is often made slightly different to shape the gum contour before the permanent crown is placed. This is not cosmetics for cosmetics' sake: how the edge sits determines the appearance of the gum margin after removal. The permanent restoration follows the already formed contour. If the patient expects an ideal appearance immediately, it is worth understanding: the interim option is a working one, not the final one. Exactly how the teeth will look in the end is decided by the dentist based on the clinical picture.
The wearing time of the interim restoration is planned by the dentist, who also monitors it. The guideline is from several weeks to several months, but the exact figure depends on the clinical picture.
The service life of an interim crown is determined not by a single factor but by a combination of them. The material sets the baseline wear resistance: plastic is softer, composite is denser. But even a strong composite will not hold if the tooth stump is short or tilted — then the load falls on the edge, and the restoration loosens. Hygiene also matters: plaque at the gum margin softens the fixation, and the crown begins to leak saliva. Patients ask whether an interim restoration carries the same risk as a permanent one, since their cost differs — this does not affect the service life; the quality of fit does. The bite is considered separately: in people with bruxism, nighttime loads are higher, and the dentist may prescribe a protective night guard. Not the least factor is how long it will take to fabricate the permanent restoration: while it is being made in the laboratory, the interim must hold. If implant treatment requires waiting for osseointegration, the period stretches, and the restoration is sometimes replaced with a new one. In each case, the decision is made by the dentist, not by an average table.
An interim crown is not a simplified permanent one but a separate stage. Its task is to cover the stump and preserve the space in the dental arch while the main restoration is being fabricated. If it is worn longer than the dentist planned, the material gradually wears, the edge stops fitting, and saliva and bacteria seep under the restoration. Under such conditions, the tooth stump may become inflamed, and the gum may recede. Then the permanent crown can no longer be placed immediately: the tissues must first be treated and the impression retaken. Sometimes the patient postpones the visit because nothing hurts. But the absence of pain does not mean everything is fine: changes under the crown develop gradually and become noticeable late. The dentist sets the replacement date not arbitrarily — it is tied to the readiness of the permanent restoration and the condition of the tissues. It should not be moved without reason.
An implant is not a tooth stump. It has no natural neck, periodontal ligament, or shock absorption. Therefore, a temporary crown on an implant addresses its own tasks and is attached differently.
An implant is a titanium screw embedded in the bone. The gingival contour is formed on top, and it is this contour that is subject to requirements regarding shape and volume. A temporary crown is most often fixed to a temporary abutment — an intermediate element that is screwed into the implant during the healing period. The abutment can be standard or custom-made from an impression. Sometimes the crown is made directly on the gingival former if the clinical picture allows. The doctor decides based on cone-beam CT data and the condition of the soft tissues. A separate option is a structure on the adjacent teeth, when the implant is not yet ready to bear the load. Here it is important not to overload either the implant or the support. Such a crown is a temporary solution, and its task is not to replace the permanent one, but to preserve the space and contour until it is placed. Removable or non-removable fixation is also the doctor's choice: a removable one is easier to remove for examination, while the patient cannot remove a non-removable one themselves. Cement, screw, or temporary cement — each method has its own indications. Rigid fixation without shock absorption requires especially precise occlusion.
The gingiva around the implant is not just a background. The profile of the gingiva determines how the permanent crown will seat and whether it will look natural. The temporary structure sets this profile: it presses on the soft tissues at the necessary points and prevents them from collapsing. The gingival former or temporary abutment with a crown acts as a framework. If the contour is formed incorrectly, the permanent crown will have to be redone or the gingiva corrected. Therefore, the temporary stage is not a formality but part of the prosthetic plan. Sometimes the gingiva is shaped with a laser if excess volume needs to be removed. All this is decided by the doctor based on the clinical picture. The speed and result depend on the initial state of the tissues, not on the crown material. The thickness of the soft tissues and the position of the future crown margin relative to the gingiva are also taken into account separately.
Orthodontics changes the position of teeth, and temporary crowns serve their own purposes here. They are not always placed, but for specific reasons, which will be discussed.
The reason is a situation where a tooth is included in an orthodontic structure, but its crown portion is altered. For example, it is destroyed by caries or already restored with a filling that will not withstand the load. Sometimes the tooth is prepared for a crown, and braces or aligners are yet to be worn. Then the temporary crown covers the dentin and maintains the shape. The second reason is to preserve space in the dental arch while adjacent teeth are being moved. The third is aesthetics during treatment, if the anterior group is involved. The decision is made by the doctor after examination and imaging. The condition of the root, periodontium, and the load the tooth will receive are taken into account. The price of plastic crowns is not the main argument here: what matters more is whether the structure will withstand the orthodontic load and whether it will interfere with movement.
The bracket is fixed to the temporary crown just as to a natural tooth. But there are nuances. Plastic is softer than enamel, and adhesion to it is weaker. To prevent the bracket from debonding, the crown surface is treated, sometimes with grooves. If the crown is already in place, the bracket is placed on it immediately or after replacement with a new one. When teeth move, the crown moves with the root, but its shape may interfere with neighbors. Then the doctor adjusts the contact points. A temporary crown on an implant is almost never involved in orthodontic treatment: the implant is not moved. It is used as an anchor if the plan provides for it. Removable aligners combine more easily with temporary crowns: they cover the crown but require precise fit. If the crown protrudes, the aligner will not seat. Therefore, the shape is checked at every stage. The orthodontist and prosthodontist manage such a patient together, otherwise they risk a discrepancy in the bite.
The treating doctor makes the decision. Most often, this is an orthodontist together with a prosthodontist. The orthodontist assesses how the temporary crown will affect tooth movement and whether it will interfere with the archwire. The prosthodontist evaluates the condition of the tooth underneath and determines whether it can bear the load of a bracket at all. If the crown is needed only temporarily, it is planned as a temporary restoration and the timing of its removal is discussed in advance. The patient is also involved: their oral hygiene determines whether the restoration will last until the end of treatment. The doctor explains that the bracket bond will need to be checked more frequently and the gums monitored. Sometimes a temporary crown is avoided in favor of a filling or an orthodontic band. This is also decided by the doctor based on the clinical picture. No one can guarantee specific timelines here: everything depends on how the tooth responds and how long orthodontic treatment lasts.
Teeth in the mouth serve different functions. The front teeth cut and frame the smile, while the back teeth grind food. A temporary crown replicates this difference: in the anterior region, shape and color matter most, while in the posterior region, contact with the opposing teeth and chewing load are key.
The anterior zone is exposed when speaking and smiling. The restoration here must match its neighbors in color, shape, and incisal edge translucency. The plastic material is selected by shade and polished to the gloss of enamel. Composite or thin acrylic can imitate the natural surface, but optically they are inferior to permanent ceramics. The gum contour is also visible, so the margin is finished carefully, without a ledge. If the crown is on an implant, the gingival profile is shaped in advance; otherwise, achieving a smooth contour later is difficult. The patient evaluates the result in the mirror and in photos. A smile with such a restoration should not draw attention. At the same time, esthetics are decided together with the doctor: everyone has their own reference points, and taste here matters no less than millimeters. The cost of a plastic crown depends on the scope of work and the clinical situation, not only on the zone.
The posterior teeth bear the main pressure during chewing. A restoration in the posterior region is subjected to compression and shear forces, so it is made thicker and stronger. The material is selected taking into account how long it will remain in the mouth and how the teeth come together. If a crown is placed on an implant, the load is distributed differently: an implant has no periodontal ligament and does not absorb shock. Contact with the opposing teeth is checked with articulating paper. If the margin is too high, it interferes with chewing and can fracture the restoration. If it is too low, it does not restore the occlusal height. The dentist balances between these extremes. Replacing a temporary crown in the posterior region is a common situation if it has broken or worn down. A permanent restoration in this area is designed to last for years, while a temporary one lasts for months, and the materials used for them differ.
| Parameter | Front teeth | Molars |
|---|---|---|
| Main goal | Aesthetics and shape | Strength and chewing |
| Thickness of the restoration | Thin, up to 1 mm | More substantial |
| Material | Plastic, composite | Plastic, composite |
| Contact with antagonists | Light | Tight, checked |
| Risk of chipping | Higher with a thin edge | Higher under overload |
| Gingival contour | Visible, important | Less noticeable |
| Replacement frequency | Depends on the case | Depends on the case |
In bruxism, teeth are clenched and grinding occurs, especially at night. A temporary crown wears faster in this situation. The dentist assesses the degree of wear, the condition of the antagonists, and how the patient closes the teeth. Sometimes the restoration is made thicker or a night guard is prescribed. A deep bite overlaps the lower teeth almost completely. A temporary crown in the anterior region may press against the lower teeth and interfere. In that case, the occlusal height or the shape of the crown is changed. The decision is made by the dentist based on the clinical picture, not by a template. If the crown is on an implant, the risks are the same, but the absence of shock absorption is added. The patient is asked to report chips and discomfort. Routine check-ups help detect wear before the restoration breaks.
A temporary restoration is held with cement and is not designed for full chewing load. Care comes down to gentle hygiene, sensible eating, and attention to the condition of the margin.
If the restoration is loose, has shifted, or has fallen out, do not try to put it back in yourself or glue it with household adhesive. Save the piece, put it in a clean box, and call the clinic. Until your visit, do not put pressure on that area, and if the tooth stump or implant is exposed, cover it with a cotton pellet and try not to touch it with your tongue. A chip on the biting edge or a crack is also a reason to come in for an exam: sharp edges scratch the soft tissue, and plaque collects under a crack. Re-cementing a temporary crown is usually a short procedure, but until then you should not eat on that side or brush with a hard-bristled toothbrush. The decision whether the piece can be repaired or a new one is needed is made by the dentist based on the condition of the restoration and the tissue underneath. Sometimes re-cementing is enough, sometimes a new one is made — it depends on the clinical picture.
Scheduled visits are needed not only to monitor the permanent restoration. The dentist checks whether the margin has separated, whether the tooth stump has become exposed, and whether there is gum inflammation under the plastic. During the exam, plaque is removed from hard-to-reach areas, and the bite and the condition of the restoration itself are assessed. If a long stage lies ahead, the interim restoration may be adjusted or replaced — this way the tissues remain in a predictable state by the time the permanent one is placed. The frequency of visits is set by the dentist: it depends on the restoration, the condition of the gums, and the overall treatment plan. You should not shorten the intervals on your own, but you also should not delay a visit if you have complaints. An exam takes little time, and a missed margin separation is harder to correct later. The patient can write down questions in advance so as not to forget anything at the appointment.
A temporary crown covers the tooth stump or implant abutment while the permanent one is being made. It maintains the gum contour, prevents adjacent teeth from shifting into the gap, and preserves the bite. Without it, the gum margin collapses, and the permanent restoration is then harder to seat. There is also a practical side: a person smiles, talks, and eats. Esthetics during treatment are covered as well. The material is chosen for the task: where only protection is needed, a simple polymer will do; if it is in the smile zone, a denser composite is considered. The shape and color are an interim version; they are not compared with the final work. This is a working tool for the time being, not a scaled-down copy of the future crown. Hence the attitude toward it: function matters, not perfect finishing.
The decision about the restoration is made by the dentist, and it depends on the clinical picture. The condition of the tooth stump, the gums, and how long the permanent stage will take are all considered. In some cases a removable cap is enough; in others, a fixed cement-retained restoration is needed. With implants, the temporary crown shapes the gum profile around the healing abutment, and its shape sets the future contour. The thickness, fit, and contact with neighboring teeth are checked on a model or from a scan. An intraoral scanner helps take a digital impression and see the fit before cementation. If the patient wears braces, the shape requirements are different: it must not interfere with the archwire and ligatures. All of this is not a universal protocol but a set of solutions for a specific case. The patient should ask questions at the appointment: what it will be made of, how it will be removed, and what to do if it breaks.
Caring for an interim restoration is simpler than for a permanent one, but it should not be neglected. Plaque accumulates at the margin just as on a natural tooth, and the gums underneath become inflamed. Brush with a soft toothbrush, gently in circles, without pressing hard on the margin. Use floss or an interdental brush where there are gaps. If the restoration is removable, take it out at night and rinse it as the dentist instructed. It is better to limit hard and sticky foods for the time being: the polymer chips, and a chipped edge rubs the gum. Follow-up exams are scheduled by the dentist, and they should not be skipped: the dentist checks the fit, the gum margin, and how well the restoration is secured. Warning signs are mobility, chipping, odor, and gum bleeding. If they occur, do not wait for the scheduled visit — come in earlier. This is not a treatment complication but a reason to adjust the restoration.
A temporary restoration is a stopgap solution, and its lifespan is limited. The polymer absorbs stains, wears down, and changes color; over time the margin stops fitting snugly. The exact lifespan depends on the material, the load, and oral hygiene, and it is determined by the dentist. There are no universal numbers here: for one patient the restoration holds up well, for another it needs replacing sooner. It is not worth delaying the permanent crown: while the temporary is on the tooth, the gums and bite remain in an intermediate state. If the restoration breaks or comes off, do not glue it back on yourself. The patient comes in for an appointment, the dentist assesses the abutment and decides what to do: repair it, remake it, or move up the permanent stage. This is the main thing to remember: the temporary stage is part of the plan, not a treatment in itself.
A temporary CAD/CAM crown starts at 30,000 ₸ according to the clinic's price list. The price depends on the material, the number of crowns, the complexity of tooth preparation, and whether the restoration is made chairside or in a laboratory. Plastic crowns are usually cheaper than temporary composite or milled crowns, and when several teeth are restored, each unit is counted separately. The exact amount is given by the doctor during the examination after seeing the tooth and drawing up a plan; current figures can be found in the pricing section on this page.
Plastic crowns and temporary teeth are counted by the number of units, so the total depends on how many teeth are covered and for how long. The price includes the material, the technician's work, try-ins, and cementation; when made in-house at the clinic, the turnaround is shorter, but this also affects the cost. Removal of the old restoration and any treatment before prosthetics may be charged separately. The exact estimate is made by the dentist during the examination, and the prices are listed in the pricing section on this page.
Placing a temporary crown includes an examination, anesthesia, tooth preparation, taking an impression or scan, fabrication and cementation of the restoration, as well as adjustment of the bite and margins. The 3Shape intraoral scanner allows a digital impression to be taken without a tray and paste, and a microscope with 25× magnification helps to prepare the abutment precisely. After cementation, the dentist gives hygiene recommendations and schedules the date of the next stage.
"Даймон" and "Damon" are spelling variants of the same orthodontic system, Damon, not different appliances, and it has nothing to do with temporary crowns: it is a bracket system. Temporary crowns are a prosthetic restoration placed on a prepared tooth until the permanent crown is made. If you need temporary protection for a tooth, come in for an examination: the dentist will determine whether it is needed and for how long.
Yes, you can eat and brush your teeth with temporary crowns, but with restrictions: do not bite nuts, ice, or hard objects, do not chew sticky candy on the side of the crown, and do not bite off food with it. Brush with a soft toothbrush twice a day, gently in circular motions, without pressing hard on the margin, and use dental floss by sliding it through rather than pulling it upward. If the crown interferes with your bite or rubs against the gum, do not put up with it — come in for an examination, and the dentist will adjust the margin in a few minutes.
If a temporary crown breaks or falls out, do not try to glue it back with superglue and do not leave the abutment exposed: call the clinic and come in for an appointment, and the dentist will recement it or make a new one. Until your visit, keep the crown in a dry box, do not clean it with abrasive paste, and clean the unprotected tooth with a soft brush and avoid chewing on that side. If the crown came off along with part of a filling or you have pain, do not postpone your visit — an exposed abutment shifts quickly and reacts to cold and heat.
Temporary crowns are placed when a prepared tooth needs protection until the permanent restoration is made, when esthetics on the front teeth must be maintained, when the bite needs to be stabilized during prosthetics, or when trying on the shape and color of the future crown. Contraindications are rare and relative: severe gingivitis, allergy to the material, inability to maintain hygiene, and the patient's refusal of regular check-ups. In each case, the dentist assesses the condition of the gum and the abutment and decides whether temporary protection is needed or can be avoided.
Complications are uncommon: decementation, chipping of the plastic, inflammation of the gum under the margin, changes in the bite, and increased sensitivity of the abutment. To avoid them, maintain good hygiene, do not chew hard foods on the side of the crown, come in for follow-up examinations, and do not wear the temporary restoration longer than the period your dentist has set. If your gum bleeds, there is an odor, or the crown is loose, tell your dentist at the appointment — most problems are solved by adjusting the margin or recementing.
A temporary crown protects the tooth and gum between the stages of prosthetics; it is made of plastic or composite and cemented with temporary cement, so it is easier to remove. A permanent crown made of ceramic or zirconia lasts for years, precisely reproduces the shape and color, and is cemented with permanent cement. A temporary crown should not be worn longer than the prescribed period: the material wears down, the margin may begin to leak, and the gum underneath becomes inflamed.
Yes, the tooth is prepared for a temporary crown, but less tooth structure is removed than for a permanent crown if the restoration is only needed short-term. Sharp edges are smoothed and space is created for the material so the crown fits snugly and does not press on the gum. If the tooth has already been prepared for a permanent crown, the temporary one simply covers the prepared tooth until the next stage. Before starting, the dentist takes an X-ray or a scan to avoid removing too much tooth structure.
We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, no days off. The clinic is in Almaty, at 133/6 Kanyš Satpaev Street, JAZZ residential complex. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86. Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸.
Address: Almaty, 133/6 Kanyš Satpaev Street, JAZZ residential complex. Free parking for patients. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
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 ₸. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
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Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸. There is no separate fee for the first visit. Warranty up to 5 years. Installment plan for 24 months with Jusan bank or 12 months with Kaspi.
Parking is free. The clinic is in Almaty, at 133/6 Kanyš Satpaev Street, JAZZ residential complex. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86.
The crown was matched in color to the adjacent teeth. Not painful at all. Aruzhan is a thorough doctor, attentive to the smallest details. They took me right on time, no waiting, and that wins you over. The color matched, no one notices anything, which is what I wanted. They told me the prices upfront, nothing was added at the end, I'll note that separately. They set up my file right away, asked for my passport only once. They messaged me the next day to ask how I was feeling.
Before this I only came in for special offers and never really got proper treatment. I got a zirconia crown. There was some discomfort — the waiting area was chilly. A minor thing. And that's it. In my opinion, the main thing is that they don't pressure you into decisions. The color matched, nobody notices anything. Sterility is visible, instruments were opened in front of me, no complaints there. Shoe covers, a cup, a napkin — small things, but all provided. The impression was taken with a scanner, without a tray and impression material in the mouth.
I should have gone before the holidays. I couldn't put off seeing the dentist any longer. He replaced the old bridge and finished everything in one visit. He was right on time. Now I'll only come here!
The crown was color-matched to the adjacent teeth. I'm almost embarrassed that I put it off — that's a whole other story —. You can't tell the crown apart from my own teeth.
I spent a long time choosing a clinic and read reviews all over the city. I was surprised that everything was shown on the screen. They replaced the old bridge with crowns, and checked my bite at the end (we had a good laugh about it at home later)...
I had veneers done on my four front teeth; the fitting took about twenty minutes. You can't tell the crown apart from my own teeth — it feels just like my own. Honestly, I didn't expect that. I'm the type who asks again three times over — they were patient. Ayauylm explains things calmly and to the point.
I was scared until the very last moment. They replaced the old bridge with crowns and put a temporary crown on right away. The sterility is obvious, the instruments were opened in front of me, and that wins you over. I think the thing is that nobody here rushes you)
Staraya koronka potemnela po krayu i stala zametna, a postavili cirkonievuyu koronku, formu pravili dvazhdy. . . Zhevat stalo udobno s pervogo dnya
The crown was fitted, and everything was explained calmly. Now everything is fine. I'm satisfied!
I was surprised that everything was shown on the screen. They replaced the old bridge with crowns, and the shape was adjusted twice. Aruzhan didn't pressure me and gave me time to think. The contract and receipt were provided without reminders, just as agreed (I asked twice to confirm). The only downside is that the hallway is a bit cramped when everyone is waiting, but it didn't affect my overall impression.
Kept putting it off because of work, never had the time. Got a zirconia crown. I'm one of those people who asks again three times — they were patient — and that was exactly what I was afraid of —. Chewing became comfortable from the first day. The receptionist called back when she promised.
Before this, I had only come in for promotional offers and never really got proper treatment. You can't tell the crown apart from my natural teeth, and so far no complaints. In my opinion, the main thing is that they don't pressure you into a decision. Aruzhan is the kind of doctor you keep coming back to. I had veneers done on my four front teeth, and the shade was matched in daylight.
Replaced the old bridge with crowns, and that's it. The crown is indistinguishable from your own teeth, nothing to complain about...
The crown was color-matched to the neighboring teeth. The receptionist took a long time to find my file — but that's just me being honest. Chewing was comfortable from the first day (we had a good laugh about it at home afterwards).
Before this, I had only come in for promotional offers and never really got proper treatment. They fitted me with a zirconia crown, and the fitting took about twenty minutes. Parking is in the courtyard, and I found a spot. I'll come back for professional cleaning. During the fitting, they adjusted the shape until it matched. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, more like something neutral, no complaints there. The lab made it in nine days, just as promised. They scheduled me at a convenient time, no "come at nine and wait." I was seen right on the dot, no waiting, which I'd never experienced anywhere before. They arranged the installment plan on the spot, no running around to banks, which I'd never experienced anywhere before.
I initially just wanted to look and get a sense of the prices, but what surprised me was that everything was shown on screen. Rustam explains things calmly and to the point. They replaced the old bridge with crowns, and the fitting took about twenty minutes.
Kept putting it off because of work, never had the time — I was nervous the whole way there. I got a zirconia crown, and they matched the shade in daylight...
I got a zirconia crown, and during the fitting they adjusted the shape until it matched perfectly — I'd never had that done anywhere before. Aruzhan explained why it's not worth putting it off. I recommend this clinic. They arranged the installment plan right there on the spot, no running around to banks — I'd never had that anywhere before. They took me right on time, no waiting, and I'm grateful for that too. The office is bright and the equipment is new. The receptionist called back when she promised she would — I want to mention that specifically!
I had veneers done on my four front teeth. The office is bright, the equipment is new — that's a whole separate story —. Let me put it this way: I was only scared until I sat in the chair.
I had veneers done on my four front teeth, and I would come back here for a second tooth too. The color matched, nobody notices anything, the difference is noticeable. I will keep coming here. And that's it. They answered my questions even after the appointment, via messenger. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but like something neutral. They set up my file right away, asked for my passport only once. The lab made them in nine days, just as promised, and I'm grateful for that too (we laughed about it at home later). They took me right on time, I didn't have to wait.
Most stoyal dveandcat let i nachal shatatsya — a ya boyalas imenno etogo —, a zamenili staryy most na koronki, ulozhilis v srok
Replaced the old bridge, didn't rush, gave me time to think. No pain. Turned out better than I expected)
I booked on the recommendation of a colleague from work — they replaced my old bridge with crowns and checked my bite at the end. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but something neutral, no complaints about that. The color matched, no one notices anything. No stress — that's a whole separate story —. The lab made it in nine days, as promised. They answered questions even after the appointment, via messenger.
After the pandemic, I hadn't been to the dentist for about three years and had a zirconia crown placed; a temporary crown was put on right away. At the fitting, the shape was adjusted until it matched.
At first I just wanted to have a look and get a price estimate, and it didn't hurt at all. I had veneers done on my four front teeth, and the shade was matched in daylight. Aruzhan is a thorough doctor, attentive to the smallest details. It was important to me that everything be explained in advance — and it was.
I kept putting it off because of work, never had the time. Quick. I spent a long time choosing and now I understand it was worth it. I got a zirconia crown.
Postavili cirkonievuyu koronku, na voprosy otvechali i posle priema, v messendzhere, kak i dogovarivalis. . . Bez nervov (ya peresprashival dvazhdy). Cvet sovpal, nikto nichego ne zamechaet
The bridge lasted twelve years and started to loosen. It didn't hurt at all. The old bridge was replaced with crowns, and a temporary crown was placed right away. Aruzhan explained the plan in detail. I'll put it this way: the only scary part was before I sat in the chair.
Chewing was comfortable from day one, and I've already gotten used to the idea that it's all behind me. They placed a zirconia crown and checked my bite at the end. It seems like a small thing, but that's exactly what stuck with me (I couldn't believe it myself). I was nervous the whole way. I recommend it. At the fitting they adjusted the shape until it matched perfectly, and that really won me over!
Found a clinic near home, and had an old bridge replaced with crowns, the shape was adjusted twice. Rustam showed everything on the X-ray. The lab made them in nine days, just as promised, never had that anywhere before. Five out of five. The office is bright, the equipment is new. They arranged an installment plan on the spot, no running around to banks, thanks for that too. They messaged the next day to ask how I was feeling!
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