Our Clinics — Tel Aviv, Bnei Brak, Rishon LeZion, Kfar Saba, Netanya, Haifa and Beer Sheva

Yes. Your medical record, CT scan, digital scan and plan are stored across the network, not at one clinic, so you can start with a consultation at the clinic near work and have the surgery and check-ups at the one near home. It happens to us quite a lot — someone works in Tel Aviv and lives in Kfar Saba, say. The quote doesn’t change, because it’s the same across the network. One thing we do recommend: have the check-ups after surgery at the clinic where you were operated on, simply because the team there saw your mouth on the day. If that’s not convenient, tell the call centre and we’ll sort it out. Say when you book where you’d like each stage.

The network dentist at the clinic you chose — not someone who comes in specially, but the person who works there and knows the protocol. They don’t start from scratch: the plan is made at the network planning centre, on your CT, and approved before a date is set. The surgical guide and the provisional bridge are printed to that plan and arrive at the clinic ready. On the day, the dentist works through the guide, so the position and angle of every implant were settled beforehand. Complex cases — very little bone, both jaws, a particular medical condition — are followed by the network’s medical management. If you’d like to know in advance who’ll be operating, ask the call centre — they’ll tell you by name.

No. The quote is built around the treatment, not the address: the number of implants, the type of restoration (fixed bridge, implant overdenture, single crown), the material of the permanent bridge, and whatever needs doing beforehand — extractions, a sinus lift, a bone graft. The same mouth with the same plan gets the same quote in Haifa and in Tel Aviv. What’s included is the same too: the CT referral, guide, provisional bridge, check-ups, permanent bridge, warranty. What can change is the plan itself, and only after an exam: if a dentist at one clinic saw a reason for six implants rather than four, the price will reflect that. The quote is given in writing, and you can compare it line by line.

You carry on in the same network, at the clinic nearest your new address. Your file, CT, plan and the provisional bridge already in your mouth — every clinic recognises all of it, because they all work to the same protocol and on the same system. The warranty moves with you too, because it’s the network’s, not the clinic’s. What you need to do: call the call centre, say where you’ve moved to, and book the next check-up at the new clinic. The team there will have your file before you arrive. There’s one case where we’d still ask you to go back to the old clinic — when the surgery was only days ago and the dentist who operated wants to see the wound themselves. After the one-week check-up, it no longer matters.

Call the call centre — +972-52-592-6961 — or send a WhatsApp to the same number, or fill in the form on this site. Say which city you want, and if you have a preference for a particular dentist, say that too. We get back to you the same working day with an appointment. Things worth mentioning in that call: whether you have a recent CT scan (then you bring it), whether you’d like the consultation in a language other than Hebrew (it depends on who’s on shift and on availability, so we arrange it in advance), and whether you need any adjustment — a lift, someone to accompany you, extra time. The form on the site is a request for contact, not an appointment; the appointment is fixed only once the call centre confirms it by phone.