Blits Dental — Kakhaber Kharebava Clinic

Blits Dental, also presented as Kakhaber Kharebava Clinic, is a multidisciplinary dental provider in Tbilisi. The official service directory covers conservative dentistry, prosthodontics, orthodontics, periodontology, implantology, gnathology and pediatric dentistry. It also identifies computed tomography and dentistry under anesthesia. This combination places the organisation's digital restorative work within a broader clinical service that includes diagnosis, treatment of existing teeth, replacement of missing teeth and assessment of the bite.

The organisation describes itself as a regional strategic partner of Dentsply Sirona. More specifically, its laboratory page names equipment and software used for computer-aided design and manufacture. The published list includes inLab MC X5 and inLab MC XL milling systems, an inEos X5 laboratory scanner, an inFire HTC Speed sintering furnace and a VITA Vacumat ceramic furnace. The software list includes inLab CAD and exocad. These are documented laboratory capabilities rather than an assumption that every scanner belongs to a complete chairside CEREC installation.

Blits Lab lists ceramic veneers and crowns, full-contour zirconia crowns, zirconia and metal frameworks, temporary crowns, inlays, onlays and digital wax-up among its products. Its stated typical manufacturing period for most laboratory work is 4–5 working days. The laboratory description therefore provides a useful distinction between a digital production process and a universal promise of delivery during one appointment. The homepage separately promotes an Enamic restorative offering; patients should ask which manufacturing route and timetable apply to the restoration proposed for their case.

The medical team directory identifies Kakhaber Kharebava as medical manager with prosthodontic and implantology responsibilities. The published list also includes prosthodontists, orthodontists, periodontists, endodontists, therapeutic dentists, a pediatric dentist, implant surgeons and oral and maxillofacial surgeons. Named clinicians include Zurab Kurdiani in implant surgery and Lia Mania in pediatric care. Supporting the digital laboratory with several clinical disciplines allows the stated service menu to address preparation and maintenance as well as manufacture of the final restoration.

A separate official page describes collaboration with American Hospital Tbilisi for oral rehabilitation under general anesthesia. The listed areas include implantation, therapeutic dentistry and pediatric therapeutic care. This is a service delivered in cooperation with a hospital; it should be discussed with the team as a specific treatment pathway. It does not establish that the dental clinic itself has hospital intensive-care beds or that every restorative case requires general anesthesia.

The practice publishes direct telephone and appointment channels, with weekday and weekend opening information. Its explanation of caries treatment states that the accurate cost follows consultation and diagnosis, depending on the condition of the tooth and procedures required. Patients can therefore request a written plan identifying the clinical stages, laboratory work, restoration material, expected visits and individual charge. The official clinical and laboratory pages provide complementary information for comparing both the care team and the manufacturing process.