Kayama Dent Haifa is one of the five clinics of the oral-rehabilitation network, and the only one in the north. The first consultation takes place here — exam, reading of the 3D CT and explanation — and so do implant placement, immediate loading and the permanent restoration, to the same clinical protocol set by the network’s medical director, Dr. Doron Koter.
Address and directions
2 Sokolov St., Hadar, HaifaParking on the surrounding streets and in the Hadar car parks; Carmelit — HaNevi'im station.
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Treatments in Haifa
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 Hadar
Sokolov 2, in the heart of Hadar — a few steps from HaNevi’im Street. By car: parking on the surrounding streets and in the Hadar car parks; easier in the morning, allow a few minutes in the afternoon. By Carmelit: get off at HaNevi’im station. By bus: the lines along HaNevi’im and Herzl stop within walking distance. Physical-access details are still to be verified — call before your visit.
Your first visit in Haifa
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 Krayot, Nesher or Tirat Carmel — no need to travel to the centre.
Questions about the Haifa clinic
Where do I park in Hadar?
On the streets around 2 Sokolov and in the Hadar car parks. Easy in the morning; allow a few minutes in the afternoon. If you are coming for surgery, do not drive yourself home.
How do I get there by Carmelit or bus?
By Carmelit — get off at HaNevi’im station, a few steps away. By bus — the HaNevi’im and Herzl lines stop within walking distance. The building’s physical access (steps, lift) is to be verified — call before you come.
I am from the Krayot. Do I have to travel to the centre of the country?
No. Haifa is the clinic for the north: the consultation, the surgery, the immediate loading and the check-ups are all here. The plan is made at the network planning centre and comes back with the guide and the provisional bridge, without you travelling. Dr. Koter sees patients in Haifa too, by appointment through the call centre.
Which languages are spoken at the Haifa clinic?
Hebrew, always. Any other language depends on the shift and on prior coordination with the call centre, subject to possibility and availability. Mention it at booking.
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.