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Filling restores lost hard tissues of the tooth. The dentist examines the cavity, takes an X-ray if necessary, then performs anesthesia, preparation, isolation of the working field, and adhesive preparation. The material is selected according to the situation: composite, compomer, glass ionomer, or ceramic inlay. The exact cost is given after the examination; before it, only a preliminary range is visible.
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What makes up the price of a dental filling
The cost of the procedure depends on the extent of the lesion, the location of the tooth, and the chosen material. Preparation is assessed separately: diagnostics, anesthesia, and, if necessary, root canal treatment. The exact amount is given after the examination, so the price of a dental filling in Almaty is always calculated individually. At the initial appointment, the dentist draws up a plan and provides an estimate before starting work.
Different materials suit different tasks, and the choice depends on where the defect is located and what conditions are present for the work.
The main material for restoring posterior and anterior teeth. The composite is applied in layers and cured with a polymerization lamp, which allows modeling the shape and shade. In some cases, this material is also suitable for corners and the incisal edge.
They are used in the treatment of primary teeth, cervical defects, and in situations where conditions for composite are limited — for example, with insufficient moisture isolation. The material releases fluoride into the surrounding tissues. The decision on use is made by the dentist based on the clinical picture.
Flowable materials are used for small cavities and hard-to-reach areas where precise filling is important. Compomers occupy an intermediate position between composites and glass ionomers. The choice depends on the location of the defect and the load on the tooth.
In case of significant destruction of the crown, an inlay may be made instead of a direct filling — it is modeled from an impression or scan and fixed in the cavity. This is a separate prosthodontic procedure with its own fabrication time. Indications are determined by the dentist after examination and X-ray.
The difference between a temporary and a permanent filling lies in the task each one solves. One covers the tooth during treatment, the other restores it after all stages are completed.
A temporary filling is a protective dressing, not a treatment. It is placed when the tooth is not yet ready for permanent restoration: between visits, during root canal treatment, or when prosthetics are postponed. Its purpose is to isolate the cavity from saliva, food, and bacteria, keep the medication inside, and prevent tissue from shifting. The material is soft, easily removed with an instrument, and lasts from a few days to several weeks. Its strength is low, and chewing pressure on that area is not advisable. A separate purpose is diagnosis: the dentist observes how the tooth responds, whether there is pain, and whether the gum has become inflamed. If everything is stable, the dressing is replaced with a permanent restoration. If discomfort appears, the plan is adjusted. The cost of this procedure is lower: the material is inexpensive, and placement takes only minutes. The price of the permanent restoration is calculated separately, after treatment is completed.
A permanent filling is placed at the final stage, when the cavity is cleaned, the canals are filled, and there is no inflammation. The material here is different: composite, ceramic, sometimes metal. It withstands chewing pressure, restores the shape of the tooth, and lasts for years. The dentist chooses the material based on the clinical picture: where the tooth is located, what the load is, and how much tissue has been lost. Its lifespan depends on hygiene, bite, and habits — there is no universal number. Before placement, the condition of the gum and neighboring teeth is assessed. If there are problems nearby, they are addressed first, otherwise the restoration will not hold. Sometimes a permanent filling is placed immediately: the cavity is small and intermediate stages are not needed. In complex cases, time passes between visits, and then a temporary dressing is essential. The decision is made by the dentist based on X-rays and examination.
| Feature | Temporary | Permanent |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Isolation during treatment | Restoration of the tooth |
| Material | Soft, easily removed | Composite, ceramic, metal |
| Wear time | Days or weeks | Years, depends on care |
| Load | Chewing not advisable | Withstands chewing pressure |
| When replaced | After the stage is completed | Not replaced while it holds |
| Who decides | Dentist based on clinical picture | Dentist based on X-ray and examination |
No special preparation is required, but a few details are worth thinking through in advance. They concern documents, food, and medications. Let's go through them in order. Some questions are best resolved before the visit.
No special diet is needed. But it makes sense to eat an hour or an hour and a half before the visit if lengthy treatment is planned. A hungry person tolerates the procedure worse, and after anesthesia you shouldn't eat right away — you could bite your cheek or tongue. If general anesthesia or sedation is planned, the rules are different: the doctor will ask you to come on an empty stomach, and this is discussed in advance. It's best not to drink coffee or strong tea before the appointment — they increase anxiety and blood pressure. Alcohol the day before is out of the question: it affects the action of anesthetics and increases the risk of bleeding. It's also worth abstaining from cigarettes on the day of the visit — nicotine constricts blood vessels. As for eating after treatment, it all depends on the clinical picture: sometimes you can eat right away, sometimes the doctor asks you to wait. Specific recommendations are given by the doctor after the filling. The question of cost is settled at the front desk, not in the chair.
Some medications change the course of treatment. Blood thinners, for example, can increase bleeding, and then the doctor decides whether the dosage schedule needs adjusting. You must not stop them on your own — that's dangerous. With hypertension, it's important that blood pressure is under control: a spike triggered by stress sometimes becomes a reason to reschedule the visit. Diabetes affects healing, so blood sugar levels on the day of the appointment matter. If you have asthma, it's worth bringing your inhaler. If you take hormonal medications or are undergoing chemotherapy, tell the doctor — the approach may change. The doctor also takes recent colds into account: with a fever, it's better to stay home. The decision on whether a tooth can be treated today is made by the doctor based on the X-ray and your condition. Sometimes it's enough to postpone the appointment by a few days so that everything goes more smoothly.
Front teeth are visible when talking and smiling, so the work is subject to higher esthetic requirements than the chewing teeth. Here, strength is not the only thing that matters.
The enamel of front teeth is semi-translucent, and the dentin beneath it has its own shade. A restoration must replicate both. This can't be achieved with a single color from the shade guide: composite is applied in layers, where near the gum line the tone is denser and darker, and at the incisal edge the translucency is higher. The doctor looks at the tooth under different lighting — daylight, lamp light, against the background of skin and lips. The shade is selected before work begins, while the enamel hasn't dried out. Over-dried enamel lightens, and the material matched to it then darkens on the tooth. Translucency is set by the opaque and enamel layers: the first masks the see-through dentin, the second gives depth. A mistake in layer thickness shows up as a gray spot or, conversely, as a flat white patch. The restoration margin is placed into natural depressions and fissures so that the transition line doesn't show. A chip on the incisal edge and a cervical defect require different layering logic, and a single template doesn't work here.
After polymerization, the composite surface is rough, and plaque accumulates on it quickly. Finishing burs remove excess material and shape the contour. Next come abrasive discs and polishing pastes of varying grit, from coarse to the finest. The goal is for the surface of the restoration to match the enamel in gloss. The shine is checked dry, under directional light: a dull area at the margin reveals a poorly finished edge. The interdental spaces are treated separately — there, strips and floss are used, otherwise an overhanging edge remains that injures the gum. In some cases, finishing is supplemented with a laser if the contour of the gingival margin needs to be adjusted. Roughness also affects color: a dull surface looks lighter and flatter than it should. Polishing is not postponed — it is done in the same appointment. A few days later, the dentist assesses how the restoration behaves during chewing and how the gum adapts to it.
Posterior teeth bear the main load when chewing food. That is why the choice of material and the shape of the filling here have more requirements than on front teeth.
Posterior teeth experience greater pressure than incisors and canines. A filling must withstand compression, not chip at the edges, and not wear down faster than enamel. Composite materials are suitable for small cavities. If the defect occupies a significant part of the crown, the dentist may suggest a ceramic inlay or crown — the decision depends on the clinical picture and imaging findings. Cone-beam computed tomography helps assess the condition of the tissues under the filling and the depth of the lesion. Patients often ask how much a filling costs in Almaty, but price is secondary to which material is indicated in a particular case. First the dentist determines the extent of the destruction, then discusses the options. With posterior teeth, it is not worth skimping on strength: repeat treatment costs more. The material is selected taking into account the bite, habits, and the condition of the neighboring teeth. If the patient grinds their teeth at night, that also affects the choice.
Contact surfaces are the places where teeth touch each other. If a filling makes the contact too high or too low, food gets stuck between the teeth, the gum becomes inflamed, and the neighboring tooth may shift. The dentist restores a tight fit using matrices and wedges. The 3Shape intraoral scanner allows the shape to be checked before fixation. On posterior teeth, the contact point should be tight, but not excessive. Too tight a contact causes discomfort when chewing. Too weak a contact leads to food impaction and caries on the neighboring tooth. Therefore, after placing the filling, the dentist checks the contact with floss. If the floss passes with resistance but does not tear, everything is fine. When working with deep cavities, medicated liners are used. They protect the pulp from chemical and thermal irritation. Restoring the contact point is a painstaking part of treatment, and it is important not to rush here.
A filling closes the defect. A restoration rebuilds the shape, color, and function of the tooth as a whole. These are different tasks, and the dentist decides based on the clinical picture.
Cosmetic restoration is the rebuilding of the crown of the tooth with composite materials, taking into account the anatomy, color, and translucency of the enamel. The dentist sculpts the cusps, fissures, and equator, and if needed, the incisal edge. The work is done in layers: first the dentin shades, then the enamel shades. The goal is not just to close the cavity, but to return the tooth to its natural appearance and correct contact with its neighbors and opposing teeth. A filling addresses a narrower task: eliminating a defect within healthy tissue. It is placed for decay, for a small chip, or when replacing old material. Here the boundaries are set by the cavity itself. Restoration is needed when the defect affects an esthetically significant area or when the destruction is extensive. A front tooth with an enamel crack, a chipped corner, or a color change after an old filling are reasons to consider this option. Sometimes a patient asks how much it costs to fill a tooth, meaning esthetic restoration specifically. These are different approaches and different amounts of work. The dentist decides based on the X-ray and the condition of the tissues.
| Criterion | Filling | Cosmetic restoration |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Close the defect | Restore shape and color |
| Area | Any | More often front teeth and the visible zone |
| Extent | Within the cavity | Up to full coverage of the crown |
| Material | Composite, glass ionomer | Composite in layers, different shades |
| Technique | Single layer or 2 layers | Layered sculpting |
| Time | Shorter | Longer |
| Shades | One or two | Several, for enamel and dentin |
| Shape | Based on the defect | Based on the tooth anatomy |
| Indication | Decay, small chip | Chip, crack, esthetics |
The choice depends on the clinical picture. If the cavity is small, the walls are strong, and the area is not visible when smiling, a filling is usually enough. The material is placed in one or two layers, and the patient leaves with the defect closed. Another case is a chipped incisal edge or a crack in a front tooth. Here, not only strength matters, but also how the tooth looks. The dentist may suggest a restoration: selecting shades layer by layer, restoring translucency and shape. This does not mean the method is better or worse — each has its place. With deep destruction, when there is little tissue left, an inlay or crown is discussed. The dentist decides based on the X-ray and how the tooth responds to load. If the gum is inflamed or there is mobility, the inflammation is treated first. Sometimes a cone beam CT is needed to assess the condition of the roots and bone tissue. What to choose is a question not of fashion, but of the condition of the tooth.
Placing a filling is work measured in millimeters. The dentist needs instruments, light, and optics. Below is the basic set, isolation, and diagnostics. How accurately the shape of the tooth can be reproduced and contact with the neighboring teeth preserved depends on what the dentist works with and how.
The rubber dam separates the tooth from saliva and gingival fluid. Without isolation, the composite absorbs moisture and loses marginal adaptation. Adhesive systems are applied in layers, each with its own role: the primer prepares the surface, the bond connects it to the material. The curing light initiates polymerization; its power and wavelength are selected for the material. How long to cure is decided by the dentist according to the composite's instructions. A laser is used to treat the edges and for hemostasis if the gum is bleeding. Isolation and light are not a decoration, but a condition under which the filling holds. In some cases the rubber dam can be avoided, but the dentist decides this based on the clinical picture. If the edge of the filling goes under the gum or an implant is nearby, the requirements for isolation change, and so does the set of instruments.
An X-ray is needed before filling. Cone beam CT shows the cavity in three dimensions, hidden carious lesions, and the condition of the roots. An intraoral scanner takes a digital impression: it shows the contacts and bite before and after. A microscope with 25× magnification helps to see cracks and remnants of old material. Class B autoclaves sterilize instruments between appointments. How much it costs to fill a tooth depends on the scope of work and the chosen method: the amount is made up of diagnostics, materials, and the number of visits. The exact amount is given after the examination. A follow-up X-ray shows how tightly the material fits against the cavity walls, whether there are voids or a high spot in occlusion. If X-rays are taken before and after, the dentist compares the picture and understands what was closed and what remains under observation.
A filling is not a one-time procedure but a sequence of steps. First, the dentist assesses the condition of the tissues, then excises the affected areas, and only after that restores the shape. The scope of intervention depends on the clinical picture. Sometimes a small restoration is enough; sometimes endodontic treatment is needed. The material is selected for the zone: on posterior teeth, resistance to load matters; on anterior teeth, optical properties matter. The bond of the composite to dentin and enamel is determined by the protocol: moisture isolation, etching, bonding. A breach at any stage affects how long the filling will last. Checking the occlusion after placement is a mandatory part of the appointment. A high filling causes discomfort when chewing and can lead to chips. The dentist checks the contacts with articulating paper and adjusts the surface. On anterior teeth, special attention is paid to translucency and shade: the restoration should not stand out against the neighboring teeth. For this, the composite is applied in layers, in different colors. A microscope helps to see the boundary between the filling and the tooth tissues, and a scanner is used when a digital impression is needed.
The first hours after filling are a period of adaptation. Anesthesia wears off gradually, and until it has fully worn off, it is better to refrain from eating: you could bite your cheek or tongue without noticing. Sensitivity to temperature in the first days is a normal variant if it gradually fades. When the discomfort lasts longer or intensifies, this is a reason to contact the dentist. You should assess how well the filling fits the bite no earlier than after 24 hours: sensations on the first day are deceptive. Hygiene around the restoration is routine: a brush, non-abrasive toothpaste in the first days, dental floss. Staining products — coffee, wine, sauces — in the first 24 hours can affect the shade of the composite, especially on anterior teeth. Hard objects — nuts, pits, pens — should not be chewed regardless of whether there is a filling. A temporary filling is softer than a permanent one and requires more careful handling. Any unusual sensations — mobility, a sharp edge, a gap — are better shown to the dentist than waiting for the problem to become obvious.
The follow-up visit is scheduled by the dentist, and the reason may be either a routine check or a specific complaint. A routine examination a few months later allows assessment of the marginal fit and occlusion — things that are not always noticeable right away. If the filling has fallen out, chipped, or pain has appeared, the visit should not be postponed. Pain after filling can have different causes: from tissue overload, from a high filling, from nerve inflammation. It can only be sorted out at the appointment, sometimes with cone-beam computed tomography. A CT scanner provides a three-dimensional picture and helps to see what is not visible on a regular X-ray. A temporary filling is replaced with a permanent one within the timeframe determined by the dentist — this is related to the condition of the tissues underneath. A laser is used to treat the cavity or the gingival margin in certain cases, but the decision is always up to the dentist. You can book a follow-up appointment on any day; the clinic's schedule is daily from 9:00 to 20:00. If the filling has been in place for a long time and everything looks fine, an examination is still useful: changes under the filling can progress unnoticed.
We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, seven days a week. The clinic is located in Almaty at 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 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 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
0% installment plans: from Jusan Bank for 24 months, from Kaspi for 12 months, and payment from the UAPF is available. Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. 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. 0% installment: from Jusan bank for 24 months, from Kaspi—for 12 months, payment from UAPF is available.
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. To book, call +7 747 093 89 86.
It is impossible to name a single figure: how much one filling costs depends on the material, the extent of the damage, and the restoration method. The price consists of the cost of anesthesia, the filling material, the dentist's work, and, if needed, additional procedures such as root canal treatment. The exact amount is given by the dentist at the examination after the X-ray, and you can see approximate figures in the price section on the page. The initial examination and treatment plan at our clinic are 0 ₸.
The cost varies: front teeth are more often restored with composite materials matched to the enamel shade, while chewing teeth require stronger materials designed to withstand chewing forces. That is why the price of a dental filling depends on which tooth is being treated, how many surfaces are damaged, and whether additional retention is needed. The exact amount is given by the dentist after an examination and X-ray, and you can see reference prices in the pricing section.
The phrase "fill a cavity" means treating tooth decay and restoring the tooth's shape with a filling, and the cost of filling a cavity in a tooth is determined by the depth of the damage: superficial decay costs less than deep decay that reaches the pulp. If the inflammation has affected the nerve, the root canals are treated first, and this is a separate service. The final amount is given by the dentist during the examination, and you can see reference prices in the pricing section on the page.
With deep decay, the price is higher than with superficial decay: the cost of placing a filling on a tooth depends on whether a medicated liner, wall reinforcement, and cusp restoration are required. Sometimes an inlay or crown is indicated instead of a filling — in that case, the treatment plan and cost are different. The decision is made by the dentist based on the X-ray, and the exact amount is given during the examination; reference prices are available in the pricing section.
The cost depends on the material and the amount of work, so it is impossible to answer with a single figure how much it costs to get a filling on a tooth — the amount is given by the dentist after the examination. Our clinic offers 0% installments: from Jusan bank for 24 months, from Kaspi for 12 months, and payment from the UAPF is also possible. You can see reference prices in the pricing section, and the treatment plan is drawn up at the initial appointment, which costs 0 ₸.
You should book an appointment as soon as possible: a fallen-out filling exposes the tooth tissues, and decay can progress further, while pain often indicates nerve inflammation or a poorly sealed filling. Before the visit, do not apply heat to the sore area, poke at the tooth, or chew on that side. The dentist will examine the tooth, take an X-ray if necessary, and offer a new filling or root canal treatment; you can book by phone at +7 747 093 89 86 daily from 9:00 to 20:00.
With pulpitis and periodontitis, the inflammation is treated first: in pulpitis, the nerve is removed or preserved and the canals are filled; in periodontitis, root canal treatment and monitoring are carried out, and only after that is the crown portion of the tooth restored with a filling or inlay. A filling cannot be placed over an inflamed pulp — this would lead to an exacerbation. The treatment plan is determined by the dentist based on the X-ray, sometimes using cone-beam computed tomography, and in complex cases a microscope with 25× magnification helps.
The lifespan of a filling is individual and depends on the material, the size of the defect, oral hygiene, habits such as nail biting, and how accurately the tooth's shape was restored. In some cases, fillings last for years, but under heavy load or with poor hygiene they may need replacement sooner. Regular hygiene and check-ups help extend the lifespan; the dentist assesses the condition of the filling at the appointment and suggests replacement if necessary.
Indications include tooth decay, chips, cracks, enamel wear, and restoring the tooth's shape after root canal treatment. Contraindications are relative: acute inflammation with swelling, allergy to the material components, inability to isolate the tooth from saliva, and situations where the remaining tissues are not strong enough and an inlay or crown is needed. The decision is made by the dentist based on the X-ray and after the examination; if necessary, cone-beam computed tomography is used.
Yes, fillings during pregnancy are possible, and there is no reason to postpone treatment: untreated tooth decay can worsen and require more complex intervention. The dentist selects safe materials and anesthesia, and also chooses a chair position taking the trimester into account; the second trimester is usually the most comfortable period. The treatment plan is drawn up after an examination and, if necessary, an X-ray, and it is best to coordinate the timing of the visit with the obstetrician-gynecologist overseeing the pregnancy.
I kept putting it off because of work, never had the time, and they treated pulpitis, two visits, they took a follow-up X-ray at the end — that's a whole separate story —. In my opinion, the main thing is that they don't pressure you into a decision. The filling isn't visible, the color matched, I've already gotten used to the thought that it's all behind me
Had a filling placed, the color was matched, Farrukh is a thorough doctor, attentive to every detail. Parking in the courtyard, found a spot, a small thing, but nice...
До этого ходил только по акции и толком не лечился — аяулым объясняет спокойнно и по делу. Не понравилось только одно: чуть дольше ждали приёма. Я бы вернулся сюда и со вторым зубом. Лечили кариес на жевательном.
My previous dentist moved away, so I had to find a new one. You can't see the filling, the color matches, and it feels like my own tooth. They redid the root canal under a microscope and took a follow-up X-ray at the end (I asked twice to confirm). I think the reason is that no one here is rushed.
I noticed the spot on the tooth myself and put it off for about three months. That's what won me over. They placed a filling, matched the color, and polished until it stopped catching.
The tooth ached at night, painkillers no longer helped. I was treated for a cavity on a chewing tooth. Rustam is a thorough doctor, down to the smallest detail (I asked twice).
I should have made it before the holidays. He treated the root canal, worked carefully without rushing. During the consultation, he wrote everything down on paper for me.
I needed a second opinion — the only one — the appointment text arrived an hour late. Found a clinic near home. Treated pulpitis, two visits, took a follow-up X-ray at the end.
I didn't expect it to be completely painless. . . They put in a filling and matched the color, all in one visit. They set up my file right away, asked for my passport only once, which I'd never seen before. I haven't regretted it once. Now I only come here. They answered my questions even after the appointment, in the messenger.
After the previous treatment I had no confidence. I was afraid it would hurt!
I noticed the spot on my tooth myself and put it off for about three months. They placed a filling and matched the color. The filling isn't visible, the color matched, there's nothing to complain about...
I made an appointment on the advice of a colleague from work. I put it off for about a year and a half. They treated pulpitis, two visits, the canal was irrigated long and thoroughly. The receptionist called back when she promised, just as we agreed. A nitpick: the lobby was chilly. Thanks to the whole team. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but like something neutral. And that's it. Shoe covers, a cup, a napkin — little things, but everything was in place, a small thing, but nice. They gave the prices right away, nothing was added at the end, thanks for that too.
They retreated the canal under a microscope and took a follow-up X-ray at the end. The filling isn't visible, the color matches, there's nothing to fault (I couldn't believe it myself). They answered my questions even after the appointment, via messenger.
Snachala smutila tishina v holle — potom ponyal, pochemu, lechili karies na zhevatelnom. Plombu ne vidno, cvet sovpal (sam ne poveril). Svoe delo tut znayut. Kartu zaveli srazu, pasport sprosili odin raz, i eto podkupaet. Chestno — ne ozhidal. Rabotali s kofferdamom, vo rtu bylo suho i spokoyno. Zapisali na udobnoe vremya, bez «prihodite k devyati i zhdite», etogo ranshe nigde ne bylo. Na voprosy otvechali i posle priema, v messendzhere, otdelno eto otmechu.
They retreated the root canal under a microscope. They showed me the X-ray before and after the canal filling — I'd never had that anywhere before. The tooth doesn't bother me, no sensitivity to cold. They worked with a rubber dam, so my mouth stayed dry and calm — I'd never had that anywhere before. It seems to me that the people here simply love what they do.
They treated the root canal, and they explained what they were doing at every step. The office is bright, the equipment is new. Everything is fine now. The room is clean, no smell. I didn't wait in line. I didn't wait. During the consultation, they wrote everything down on paper for me. They gave me both the contract and the receipt.
Pyatno na zube ya zametila sama i tyanula mesyaca tri. Postavili plombu, podobrali cvet. Nochnye boli proshli srazu posle pervogo vizita!
Initially I just wanted to have a look and get a price estimate. The tooth doesn't bother me, no sensitivity to cold. I haven't regretted it once. What won me over was that they didn't push anything unnecessary. I had a cavity treated on a molar, with anesthesia, didn't feel a thing)
Ended up here by chance, I was nearby (couldn't believe it myself). No stress. Had a cavity treated on a molar. I'll say this: the recommendations here aren't just for show. Farrukh is a thorough doctor, down to the smallest details.
I noticed the spot on my tooth myself and put it off for about three months. I was nervous the whole time. Honestly — I didn't expect it — and that was exactly what I was afraid of —. Nurlan explains things calmly and to the point. They treated pulpitis, two visits.
At another clinic they said the only option was extraction, but I wanted to save it (I asked twice). . . I thought it would take longer. They redid the root canal under a microscope. Just like that. The nighttime pain went away right after the first visit, which is exactly what I wanted.
They placed a filling and matched the color. They showed before-and-after images of the root canal treatment, which I hadn't seen anywhere before. The filling isn't visible, the color matches, which is exactly what I wanted. The receptionist called back when promised. The office is bright, the equipment is new, I'll note that separately. They created my file right away, asked for my passport only once. Parking is in the courtyard, and I found a spot. They gave prices upfront, nothing was added at the end, no complaints about that. They scheduled me at a convenient time, without "come at nine and wait," just as agreed. They messaged me the next day to ask how I was feeling, which is how it should be.
Had a cavity treated on a molar, the canal was irrigated thoroughly and for a long time. They showed me the X-ray before and after root canal filling — a small thing, but nice. I'll put it this way: the scary part was only before getting into the chair. The tooth doesn't bother me, no reaction to cold, and that's the main thing. The contract and receipt were provided without me having to ask. The office is bright, the equipment is new!
I went in feeling like I was headed to my execution, to be honest... They placed a filling and matched the color. The office is bright, the equipment is new. Honestly, I'm still surprised it was completely painless. I was pleased. They arranged the installment plan on the spot, no running around to banks—I'll give them credit for that. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but something neutral. They quoted prices upfront, and nothing was added at the end. They set up my card right away, and only asked for my passport once. The anesthesia worked completely—I didn't feel a thing.
Ne ozhiadla, chto budet voobsche ne bolno. Lechili pulpit, dva vizita, s anesteziey, nichego ne pochuvstvovala. Vot pryam tak. Zhanel ne davila i dala podumat)
Had a cavity treated on a molar; the root canal was irrigated thoroughly and for a long time; they answered my questions even after the appointment, via messenger — thanks for that too.
The tooth doesn't bother me, no reaction to cold, and that's the main thing. They placed a filling, matched the color, with anesthesia, I didn't feel a thing. Zhanel is the kind of doctor you come back to (I couldn't believe it myself). What I especially liked is that they don't stay silent but talk through every step.
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