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Ajapnyak Medical Center — Dental Clinic

Yerevan, Armenia

Ajapnyak's dental clinic is part of Ajapnyak Medical Center in Yerevan, at the institution's published Abelian street address.

Key facts

Outpatient care
Yes
Source
Intensive care / resuscitation
Not publicly disclosed
Buildings
Not publicly disclosed
Doctors
6 dental clinicians listed

Department page only; not the total workforce of the medical center.

Source
Inpatient beds
Not publicly disclosed
Price segment
Not publicly disclosed

Digital dentistry & CAD/CAM

Equipment and workflows documented on the clinic's official website.

CAD/CAM laboratory

The dental department confirms a digital CAD/CAM zirconia laboratory and advertises one-day manufacture for suitable structures. CEREC and specific hardware models are not identified.

Location and scope: Dental department and technical laboratory within Ajapnyak Medical Center; these are not separate hospital-wide capacity figures.

Digital CAD/CAM zirconia laboratory
Virtual modelling, computer-assisted checks and manufacture described by the institution.
Official source

Checked: 2026-10-25

Single-visit restorations: Advertised by the clinic for suitable cases

The clinical assessment determines the appropriate restoration, manufacturing route and number of visits. A scanner alone does not establish a complete CEREC workflow.

About the hospital

Ajapnyak's dental clinic is part of Ajapnyak Medical Center in Yerevan, at the institution's published Abelian street address. The medical center provides a broad range of outpatient diagnostic and specialist services, while the dental department has its own clinical description and named practitioners. This profile concerns that dental service rather than assigning every medical-center department, inpatient facility or staff member to the dental clinic. Patients can confirm the receiving unit and appointment details through the institution's direct contact channels.

The dental department explicitly describes an integrated digital CAD/CAM laboratory for producing zirconia structures. Its official information advertises manufacture within one day for suitable work. A separate laboratory page discusses virtual modelling, computer-assisted checking and production of the proposed structure. These are institutional descriptions of a digital manufacturing service. The reviewed pages do not name Sirona CEREC, a particular scanner or a milling-unit model, so the confirmed CAD/CAM capability is kept distinct from an unsupported brand-specific equipment claim.

The clinical scope runs from pediatric dentistry to dental implantation and oral and maxillofacial surgery. Restorative and prosthodontic responsibilities appear in the named team directory, alongside therapeutic dentistry and children's care. The published dental page names Lenka Misakyan, Samvel Vardanyan, Arsen Nersisyan, Hermine Kurghinyan, Liana Hakobyan and Lusine Stepanyan with their stated roles. Those listings show the disciplines represented in the public directory; they should not be interpreted as an audited count of every dentist employed by the wider medical organisation.

Implantology is presented alongside access to the dental laboratory and supporting diagnostic facilities. The department describes using a patient's own blood-derived preparations in selected surgical work and links that process with the medical center's laboratory services. This documents a stated treatment approach, rather than demonstrating superior outcomes or establishing that the preparation is appropriate for every implantation. The responsible clinician determines the proposed surgical and prosthetic stages after assessing the individual case.

The institutional information also describes instrument disinfection and sterilisation arrangements. Those processes form part of the organisation's published clinical infrastructure, while the digital laboratory focuses on designing and making dental constructions. Neither laboratory equipment nor outpatient sterilisation establishes that the dental department operates its own hospital intensive-care unit or inpatient beds. Capacity and staffing information therefore need to be confirmed at the appropriate institutional level rather than inferred from photographs of the wider medical center.

Ajapnyak publishes separate departmental pages, contact numbers, an address and appointment hours, making it possible to direct enquiries to dentistry or the technical laboratory. Patients considering treatment can request a written proposal identifying the treating dentist, diagnostic investigations, material, manufacturing route and anticipated visits. Where rapid laboratory production is offered, the full timetable should still account for clinical preparation, any surgical healing and the final prosthetic stage. A complete price depends on that individual plan and should be confirmed directly with the institution before treatment or travel is arranged.

Official sources for this profile

Specialties & patient services

DentistryOral and maxillofacial surgeryDental implantologyDental implantologyPediatric dentistryPediatric orthodonticsConservative dentistryProsthodontics and zirconia restorations

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