Kayama Dent Beer Sheva, at 12 Yitzhak Ben Zvi in the Heichal Kinor David building, 1st floor — next to Be’er Sheva Center train station — is the clinic for the Negev — Beer Sheva, Omer, Meitar, Lehavim, Ofakim, Netivot, Dimona and Arad. Everything that used to mean a trip to the centre is done here: the first consultation with an exam and CT reading, the implants, immediate loading, the permanent restoration and the check-ups, to the clinical protocol set by the network’s medical management. Complex cases are followed by the network’s medical management.
Address and directions
12 Yitzhak Ben Zvi St., 1st floor, Beer ShevaHeichal Kinor David building, 1st floor, next to Be'er Sheva Center train station. Accessible parking.
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Treatments in Beer Sheva
Immediate loading — teeth in a day
All-on-4, All-on-6 and full-arch rehabilitation: implants and a fixed provisional bridge the same day, a permanent restoration after healing.
Guided dental implants
A single implant or several, planned on CT and placed through a surgical guide.
Getting to 12 Yitzhak Ben Zvi
12 Yitzhak Ben Zvi St., Heichal Kinor David building, 1st floor. By train: the clinic is next to Be’er Sheva Center station — if you’re coming from the centre or the south, you can get here without a car. By car: accessible parking is available. Accessibility: an accessible entrance to the clinic and accessible toilets. Service animals assisting a person with a disability are welcome. Questions about getting here — call the call centre, +972-52-592-6961.
Your first visit in Beer Sheva
About 45 minutes: a conversation, an exam, a reading of your CT and a written quote — the same one you would get at any clinic in the network. Surgery and check-ups take place here; the plan comes from the network planning centre. If you live in the Negev — no need to travel to the centre.
Questions about the Beer Sheva clinic
How do I get to the Beer Sheva clinic?
12 Yitzhak Ben Zvi St., in the Heichal Kinor David building, 1st floor — next to Be’er Sheva Center train station, so if you live along the rail line you can get here without a car. By car: accessible parking is available. The entrance to the clinic is accessible, and there are accessible toilets. If you’re coming for surgery, you don’t drive yourself home, even without sedation — someone to drive you, or a taxi. Service animals assisting a person with a disability are welcome.
I am from Ofakim / Netivot / Dimona. Do I have to travel to the centre?
No. Beer Sheva is the clinic for the Negev, and everything that used to mean a trip to the centre is done here: the first consultation with a CT reading, the surgery, the immediate loading, the permanent restoration and the check-ups. The plan is made at the network planning centre and comes back to Beer Sheva with the surgical guide and the provisional bridge. Complex cases are followed by the network’s medical management. And if you’re coming from further away, we can arrange the consultation and tests so there are as few trips as possible — just tell the call centre.
Which languages are spoken at the Beer Sheva clinic?
Hebrew, always. Another language — Russian, English, French, Spanish — depends on who’s on shift and on arranging it in advance with the call centre; if we can, we will. There are people on the network team who speak those languages, but not at every clinic at every hour, so we can’t promise it for a particular clinic in advance. Mention when you book which language suits you and we’ll fit you in where we can. Bringing someone to translate — a family member or a friend — works and is quite usual.
Want to know if immediate loading is right for you?
A first consultation at any network clinic includes an exam, a reading of your scan and an explanation of the options — no obligation.