Composite Veneers Armenia

I am writing this message from France where I live. I would like to express my gratitude to Doctor Sargis SHAMOYAN, as well as to his colleagues, and all the staff present in the clinic. I was able to experience the competence and especially the deep human understanding on the part of each one. I had to make a rather short stay in Yerevan and Dr. SHAMOYAN managed to take care of my teeth thoroughly and conscientiously in a short time even though the care required was long and complex. Moreover, I was greatly impressed by the cleanliness of the premises and by the efforts made for exceptional hygiene.

Excellent treatment! Don't be put off by the old fashioned, slightly worn look of the clinic, as the care and expertise is fantastic. In fact I really liked the atmosphere as it shows that the focus is on healing, not on creating a glossy veneer. I went in with a tooth that was in pain and they x-rayed it, then cleaned it to see if it could be saved, Dr Vrezh Balayan quickly realized that it was badly cracked as well as having other issues and couldn't be repaired. So after a brief discussion, made a painless and speedy extraction. I'm looking forward to going back for further treatments when I am next in Yerevan. We found the clinic through this site, and were happy with the reviews. The costs were very reasonable, and they were also very happy to have my partner present as an interpreter, as I do not speak Armenian well enough at this point. In short I highly recommend this clinic! PS I am from Australia

My daughter had just moved to Armenia and I was having a WhatsApp chat with her lamenting that I had just broken another crown in my mouth; the second one in a month. I had gotten an estimate at a local dentist that was around $10,000 just for that upper quadrant of my mouth. So my daughter jokingly said, "you should check out Armenia for dental work. It's a lot less expensive here.". A quick check online and I was finding sample prices 1/5 of what they are in the States. I retrieved my x-rays from my US dentist and sent them out to a couple of dental clinics in Yerevan and got a response the next day from Neva Clinic. Dr. Arman Sayadyan gave me an estimate for my whole mouth. This included 8 implants, 14 crowns, and some orthodontic work. This would be close to $40,000 in the US and well beyond what I want to spend as a retiree. His estimate was approximately $7000. I was shocked. After several texts back and forth quizzing him about materials and methods, I made an appointment to go there and get work done. The work was to be done in two stages: firstly, to get the broken crowned teeth fixed, put in the implants, and get the orthodontal work done. Secondly, after 6 months of waiting for the implants to heal, I would go again to get the remainder of the work done. I figured I wanted to visit my daughter anyway, so I might as well get my dental work done at the same time. Arriving at Neva clinic, I was pleasantly surprised with their command of the English language and they promptly got to work on my mouth. Within a few days all the work was done for this first stage and I did a little sightseeing while I was there. Everything healed up well, and 6 months later I was on a flight back to Armenia to finish the remaining work. This work took approximately 3 weeks and the staff at Neva clinic delivered on what they had promised. For the first time in decades, I have a full set of permanent teeth; no dentures. They look great! The fit-ups are perfect. It has been 3 months since Neva clinic did this work and I have had no problems whatsoever. I could not be happier with the work they did. I can now smile with confidence! I completely recommend them for your dental work. By the way, the cost of flights and staying in Yerevan was approximately $1,200 each trip. So my total cost was just under $10,000 for all this work... And, I got to see another country! The Armenian people are very pleasant! So, if you are considering some major dental work, consider going to Armenia and definitely go to Neva clinic.