Richter’s Clinic

Richter's Clinic is a dental and facial-aesthetic provider in Tbilisi. Its official website describes a team working across implantology, prosthodontics, orthodontics, periodontics, endodontics, professional hygiene and aesthetic dentistry. The clinical menu ranges from consultation and tooth fillings to veneers, crowns, removable dentures and full-mouth rehabilitation assessment. It also includes pediatric dental services, which appear in the official price list alongside the adult treatment categories.

Digital diagnosis and planning are described with named equipment. The clinic identifies Planmeca computed tomography, Dentsply Sirona and iTero intraoral scanners, a ZEISS dental microscope and Ritter dental units. AIRFLOW and Acteon systems are listed for professional hygiene. The scanners provide digital dental records, while tomography and magnification serve different diagnostic and treatment roles. The reviewed institutional pages do not name an in-house CEREC milling unit and ceramic furnace, so the confirmed equipment should not be presented as a complete CEREC manufacturing chain.

Implant treatment is explained as a staged process beginning with consultation, medical history and tomographic assessment. The practice lists placement of implants, supporting procedures such as bone augmentation or sinus lifting, and subsequent prosthetic components. Its published tariff distinguishes MIS, Neodent and Straumann implants and also separates temporary and definitive implant crowns. This itemised presentation is useful for comparing proposals because the implant, abutment, crown and any additional surgery are not necessarily one inclusive purchase.

The restorative service includes zirconia crowns, pressed-ceramic veneers, inlays, temporary crowns and removable prostheses. The pricing page explains what is included in the listed prosthodontic work, such as tooth preparation, impressions, try-ins, bite adjustment and delivery. Laboratory wax-up and digital scanning are listed separately among planning services. Patients can ask how those items will be combined in their proposed reconstruction and where the final restoration will be manufactured.

Orthodontic services include conventional metal brackets, clear brackets, self-ligating Damon appliances, lingual braces and transparent aligners. Invisalign appears as a named option. The tariff also distinguishes diagnostic planning, scanning, adjustment appointments, retention and protective splints. Periodontal treatment, microscopic root-canal work, professional cleaning and whitening are documented in separate categories, giving the clinic a broader scope than an implant or aesthetic-only listing.

Facial-aesthetic services are presented separately from dentistry and include clinician consultation, fillers, botulinum toxin procedures and APTOS thread lifting. Official contact information identifies the Beliashvili address and direct booking channels. The clinic states that prices are indicative and confirmed following examination, with each patient's diagnosis, recommended procedures, sequence, expected visits and costs forming an individual plan. Its published tariff makes selected service prices available, while a complete treatment budget still depends on the clinical findings and chosen materials.