Kuzanov Dent

Tbilisi, Georgia

Kuzanov Dent is a dental clinic in Tbilisi with its official address on Pavle Aslanidi street.

Key facts

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

Public clinical team list; administrative and technical staff excluded.

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.

CEREC chairside restoration

The CEREC service and official E-Max veneer article describe digital scanning and on-site single-visit manufacture for suitable restorations. Individual hardware models are not named.

CEREC digital restorative system
Local manufacture of suitable veneers, crowns and partial restorations described in official clinical material.
Official source

Checked: 2026-10-25

Orthophos SL
Tomographic dental imaging named in the radiographic service.
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

Kuzanov Dent is a dental clinic in Tbilisi with its official address on Pavle Aslanidi street. The public service directory includes implantology, conservative dentistry, prosthodontics, orthodontics, pediatric care, gnathology, laser dentistry and radiographic examination. The clinic also has a dedicated digital dentistry service and publishes information for patients visiting from abroad. Its clinical menu therefore combines restorative technology with diagnosis, tooth-preserving care and assessment of the bite.

The CEREC service page describes digital restoration of teeth, including crowns, veneers and partial crowns, and advertises same-day work for suitable cases. A separate official article about E-Max veneers states that the veneer is made on site using CEREC technology and that digital scanning is part of the process. Together, these statements document a local CEREC restorative offering. The reviewed material does not name the individual scanner, milling machine or ceramic furnace, so a particular Primescan or Primemill configuration is not assumed.

The prosthodontic service addresses partial and complete tooth loss through bridges and different prosthetic constructions. Digital manufacture can be discussed within that broader restoration plan, alongside the material, preparation and support for the final prosthesis. The clinic's statement about making a suitable veneer in one visit does not determine the duration of implant placement, tissue healing, orthodontic movement or extensive rehabilitation. Those stages require their own assessment and schedule.

Implantology is presented as using navigation-based planning. The official service information also names Orthophos SL imaging for radiographic examination, linking the surgical offering with three-dimensional diagnostics. The provider's promotional wording includes strong claims about accuracy; the useful comparison for an individual patient is the actual diagnostic record, planned procedure and responsible clinician. The availability of a navigation method does not remove the need to discuss surgical suitability, the proposed implant system and any preparatory work.

Other services include therapy for damaged teeth, orthodontic correction, children's treatment and gnathological assessment. LiteTouch laser technology is identified as a separate offering for dental hard and soft tissues. These tools serve different purposes from CAD/CAM manufacture and should be compared within the relevant clinical service. The official team directory names therapeutic and pediatric dentists, orthodontists, prosthodontists, an implantologist, a maxillofacial surgeon and a gnathology-focused clinician, with administrative and technical personnel listed separately.

The clinic provides direct telephone and email contacts, weekday and Saturday opening information and an official gallery with a separate interior view. Patients can use those channels to arrange consultation and ask how the proposed treatment will be coordinated. The reviewed service descriptions do not establish a single all-inclusive treatment tariff. A written proposal should identify the diagnosis, restoration material, manufacturing route, expected appointments and final charges, particularly where an implant or a multi-stage reconstruction is being considered alongside the clinic's rapid restorative services.

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Specialties & patient services

DentistryDental implantologyOrthodonticsDental implantologyConservative dentistryProsthodontics and bridgesOrthodonticsPediatric dentistry

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