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Dental Clinic
Dental care for the whole family
• General dental treatment
• Oral surgery
• Dental implant placement
• Paediatric dentistry
• Prosthodontics
• Preventive teeth cleaning
• Endodontic treatment
• Microscope-assisted dental treatment
• Emergency dental care
• Dental X-ray services
• Removal of tartar
• Air-polishing treatment
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Appointment information
Information line: 609 0333.
YAppointments can be booked Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm, by calling +372 609 0333 or via the online booking system by selecting “Book an appointment”. Please choose the relevant clinic and service to view available times.
Appointments can be cancelled by phone (Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm) on 609 0333 or by email at tyhistamine@keskhaigla.ee. When cancelling by email, please include your personal identification code, full name, and the date of your appointment.
* Please note: The hospital reserves the right to charge a double visit fee (€40) if a patient fails to attend their appointment or does not cancel at least 24 hours in advance (in accordance with §70 of the Health Insurance Act).
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Location
Emergency and urgent dental care
Urgent dental care is provided on weekdays to pre-registered patients. The service is offered in two locations: Mustamäe Health Centre (Ehitajate tee 27) and North Tallinn Health Centre (Sieve 63). Patients are seen on a same-day basis in a walk-in queue.
Urgent dental care is a paid service. For insured patients under 19 years of age, treatment is covered by the Health Insurance Fund. For adults, the Health Insurance Fund covers treatment only if the condition qualifies as urgent. The need for urgent treatment is determined by the dentist.
- Same-day registration is available by phone on 609 0333 from 7.30am, while appointment slots remain available.
- Emergency denture repairs are a paid service. Appointments must be booked in advance by phone 609 0333. Walk-in appointments are not available for denture repairs.
- The clinic is closed on weekends and public holidays.
Please note: Not all dental conditions that require treatment are considered emergencies. Free emergency dental care is provided only in cases where delaying or failing to provide treatment would be life-threatening or potentially life-threatening. If the condition does not meet the criteria for emergency dental care, treatment will be chargeable. The decision as to whether a condition qualifies as urgent or unavoidable dental treatment is made by the dentist. Further information can be found From the website of the Health Insurance Fund
Patients requiring urgent surgical care for conditions affecting the face and jaw (both children and adults) should attend the Emergency Department at Sütiste 19a or Tervise 28. You should seek emergency care in cases of fractures of the face and jaw, large facial wounds, severe bleeding from a facial wound, abscesses of the face and jaw (accompanied by high fever, visible swelling, redness, difficulty swallowing/breathing), and dental trauma.
Oral school reward
Children attending an appointment at the West Tallinn Central Hospital Dental Clinic can receive a small gift from the Oral School programme. If a child shows the dentist, via the Suukoll app, that they have successfully completed their brushing tasks and “sent the Suukoll home” by brushing carefully, they will receive a tube of toothpaste as a reward. More information about the Oral School app can be found here.
Adult dental benefit
At the West Tallinn Central Hospital Dental Clinic, the Health Insurance Fund reimburses €60 per year for dental treatment for insured adults (covering 50% of treatment costs). Pregnant women, mothers of children under 1 year of age, the elderly, pensioners, and people with partial or no working capacity are reimbursed for dental treatment at the rate of €105 per year. More detailed information about eligibility and conditions can be found on the website of the Health Insurance Fund.
Dental prosthesis reimbursement
As a contractual partner of the Health Insurance Fund, West Tallinn Central Hospital Dental Clinic is entitled to reimbursement for dental prostheses (€260 for three years). You can find more information on the website of the Health Insurance Fund.
Microscope-Assisted Dental Treatment (as directed by a dentist)
A dental microscope is a modern tool that allows dental procedures to be performed with greater precision. High magnification enables the dentist to see even the smallest details on the teeth and gums, supporting accurate decisions during treatment. Integrated lighting allows improved visibility in hard-to-reach areas, and video recording can be used to explain procedures clearly to patients. This approach guarantees high accuracy and comfort for the patient.
In our clinic, treatment with a microscope is offered by Dr. Anna Jakovleva. The equipment is in use at the North Tallinn Health Centre.
- The service is available on with a referral from a dentist. Patients cannot book the service on their own.
- Referrals may be made by a dentist at our clinic or a dentist from another medical institution.
- Patients referred by another institution must bring their dentist's treatment plan or relevant documentation outlining the need for treatment and the reason for referral.
- Our specialists work closely with the referring dentist or institution to ensure continuity of care and the best possible treatment outcomes.
Lifelong dental care
The dental clinic of West-Tallinn Central Hospital provides free dental care for patients who have been granted lifelong entitlement to dental care by a specialist doctor or GP. Lifelong dental care is intended for individuals with profound physical and/or mental disabilities. Detailed eligibility criteria are determined by the Health Insurance Fund. Further information is available on the website of the Health Insurance Fund.
In cooperation with MediCredit OÜ, we offer the option to pay for dental expenses in instalments. More information can be found on the website www.medicredit.com
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Frequently Asked Questions
Tooth repair
The cost of dental work is determined after consultation and examination, when a personalised treatment plan is prepared, in accordance with the clinic’s current price list.
Tooth extraction
The cost depends on the complexity of the procedure and the time required. The minimum fee is €50.
Panoramic X-rays
Panoramic X-rays can be performed without prior booking in the Radiology Department at Haabersti Health Centre (Õismäe tee 179) and Nõmme Health Centre (Jaama 11). X-ray reports are not sent by email. Archived X-ray images can be requested on an external data carrier and are issued from the registry office on the 2nd floor of Haaberst Health Centre.
Is there a dentist visit fee?
There is no separate visit fee for dental appointments. However, dental treatment is a paid medical service for patients aged 19 and over.
Please note that consultation is considered part of treatment. The clinic’s price list includes examination, documentation of the treatment record, and a consultation of up to 10 minutes. If these services are provided, the dentist is entitled to charge accordingly.
If a long-term treatment plan is amended, an additional consultation may be required between treatment stages.
Are there any benefits for children?
Dental care for children insured by the Health Insurance Fund is covered by the Health Insurance Fund up to the age of 19.
Are there any benefits for adults?
The Health Insurance Fund reimburses up to €60 per calendar year for insured adults receiving dental treatment at the West Tallinn Central Hospital Dental Clinic. The higher dental benefit of €105 per calendar year applies to pregnant women, mothers of children under one year of age, people with partial or no working capacity, insured persons aged over 63, and people with an increased need for dental care. You can read more about the conditions of compensation here.
Patients may also be eligible for dental prosthesis reimbursement of €260 every three years. More information about prosthetic benefits can be read on the website of the Health Insurance Fund.
How can I pay for dental services?
Payment can be made at the registry office of any West Tallinn Central Hospital polyclinic or health centre by bank card, cash or bank transfer within the payment deadline. Instalment payments are not available.
Please note: patients with outstanding dental bills will not be registered for further dental appointments.
I would like to cancel my appointment
Please call 609 0333 from 7.30am to 6pm or email: tyhistamine@keskhaigla.ee
I have a toothache and need urgent care
Urgent dental care is available on a same-day basis according to the clinic schedule. For more information or to book an appointment, please call 609 0333.
I would like to know my dentist's working hours
Information about working hours can be obtained by calling 609 0333. You may also request that the call centre forward a message or question to your dentist. By providing your contact details, the clinic will respond to your enquiry.
I would like to confirm my appointment time
If you are unsure of your appointment time, or if there is a discrepancy between your invitation and the message received, please call 609 0333 from 7.30am to 6pm.
I want to book appointments for several children at once
Each child must be registered separately using their individual personal identification number. Separate appointment times are required for each patient.
Dentures
If you would like new dentures, please book an appointment with one of our dentists who specialise in prosthodontics: Dr. Liivi Abel-Noorhanni, Dr. Jana Tali, Dr. Natalja Igoševa, Dr. Helen Vahtras, Dr. Monika Markson, Dr. Ly Luukas, Dr. Krista Vapper, Dr. Galina Romantšenko.
If you have received dentures within the last two months and are experiencing problems (such as discomfort, rubbing, poor fit or other concerns), please call 609 0333 from 7.30am to 6pm. Leave your contact details and the treating dentist will contact you to resolve the issue.
The child is afraid and refuses treatment
If a young child refuses dental treatment, the first visit is covered by the Health Insurance Fund. If treatment remains impossible at a subsequent visit due to the child’s fear, further visits will be chargeable. Helping a child overcome dental anxiety requires preparation and support from parents. While the dentist provides professional care, creating a calm atmosphere depends greatly on parental involvement.
Complaints about the service
Complaints should be submitted in writing to the Head of the Dental Clinic, by email to hambaravi@keskhaigla.ee, or by post to Õismäe tee 179-220, Tallinn 13517. Be sure to include your full name and personal identification code.
Complaints may also be submitted at the registry office, where a paper form is available. General comments about the service can be sent to hambaravi@keskhaigla.ee, with as accurate a description of the problem as possible. If you do not require feedback, there is no need to add contact details.
For general enquiries about treatment or the price list,
please email hambaravi@keskhaigla.ee or call 609 0333 from 7.30am to 6pm.
Suggestions and thanks are welcome at hambaravi@keskhaigla.ee.
Our doctors
Dr Katarina Rebrova
Dr Jana Tali
Dr Krista Vapper
Dr Sirje Eensalu
Dr Svea Jakoobi
Dr Regina Neidre
Dr Olena Kryvoruchko
Dr Nadzeya Belik
Dr Vadim Tokmakov
Dr Vitalii Glagoliev
Dr Oksana Groš
Dr Anna Jakovleva
Dr Maris Sirkel
Dr Kristina Kovalenko
Dr Nadira Zaitseva
Dr Tiina Laskar-Vetto
Dr Tea Roster
Dr Kirill Žirnov (parental leave)
Dr Irje Koppel
Dr Jevgenija Lukash
Dr Vitali Stsepaniuk
Dr Viktor Anissimov
Dr Monika Markson
Dr Jana Merirand (parental leave)
Dr Kadri Aadla
Dr Ly Luukas
Dr Galina Romantšenko
Dr Helen Vahtras
Dr Gaida Kuuse
Dr Sirje Kruus
Dr Natalja Igoševa
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