M Clinic

M Clinic is a dental practice in the Saburtalo district of Tbilisi, with its published address in Tbilisi Gardens on Mikheil Asatiani street. Its official presentation emphasises preservation of natural teeth, restoration of function and use of microscopic and digital methods. The clinical directory includes therapeutic dentistry, endodontics, periodontology, pediatric dentistry, prosthodontics, orthodontics, implantology and oral surgery. The clinic describes its market positioning as premium, which is a provider statement rather than an independent comparison of all local treatment prices.

The technology section names Sirona Primescan, 3Shape and iTero scanners for obtaining digital dental records. It also identifies Planmeca ProMax tomography and a CJ Optics microscope. These systems have different roles: scanning contributes to digital impressions and planning, tomography records dental and jaw anatomy, and magnification supports detailed clinical work. The reviewed equipment list does not name a CEREC milling unit or ceramic-processing furnace. Its confirmed digital capability therefore should not be expanded into an unsupported claim of in-house CEREC manufacture.

The practice connects microscopic dentistry with its aim of retaining existing teeth. Therapeutic services include caries treatment, fillings and root-canal work, with microscope use explicitly described. Periodontal care includes professional hygiene, treatment of periodontal pockets and gum-recession management. The official service list separates those procedures from aesthetic and prosthetic work, allowing preparation of the supporting tissues and preservation of dental structures to be considered before the final restoration.

Prosthodontic offerings include zirconia crowns, bridges, dentures, temporary crowns, digital wax-up and smile design. Digital planning and scanning also appear as priced services rather than simply as general promotional terms. Implantology uses named Megagen and Straumann systems, with the tariff distinguishing implant components, gum shapers, abutments and augmentation procedures. These separate items help explain why the price of one component cannot be treated as the final charge for a completed implant-supported tooth.

Orthodontic options include metal, ceramic and Damon appliances as well as Invisalign aligners. Retainers, night guards and muscle-relaxing splints appear among related services. Pediatric care covers adaptation visits, hygiene, fissure sealing, fillings and treatment of primary teeth. The surgical menu includes extractions and preparatory procedures such as preservation of the extraction socket, bone augmentation and sinus lifting. The published team directory identifies endodontists, periodontal surgeons, orthodontists, therapists and oral surgeons, with education and experience listed for individual clinicians.

M Clinic publishes appointment hours, direct telephone and messaging channels, an English-language service directory and an online cost calculator. The calculator explicitly describes its totals as estimates, with the final cost confirmed after examination. Its published prices can support an initial comparison, but the individual plan still needs to identify which procedures, materials and appointments are required. The organisation also describes attention to sensible resource use and environmental responsibility as part of its operating approach, alongside its clinical focus on maintaining natural teeth.