Cтоматолог на дом в Москве, лечение зубов на дому, вызов стоматолога на дом

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Лечение зубов на дому – наиболее востребованная услуга нашей стоматологической клиники «Смайл Лайк». Мы – одни из немногих, кто ее предоставляет в Москве, и единственные, кто в домашних условиях проводит весь спектр процедур так, будто это происходит в специально оборудованном стоматологическом кабинете клиники.

Выезд стоматолога на дом осуществляется с 09:00 до 21:00 в любой район Москвы и Московской области

Предварительно необходимо проконсультироваться и записаться по телефонам: с 09:00 до 21:00

+7 (495) 664-97-64

+7 (926) 810-64-44

Стоимость вызова врача-стоматолога в пределах МКАД бесплатно. Стоимость лечения согласно прайсу.

Чтобы вызвать стоматолога на дом, вы звоните нам, сообщаете причину вызова, после чего наши врачи подбирают необходимый инструмент и оборудование, и выезжают по указанному адресу. В зависимости от проблемы, на вызов приезжает стоматолог соответствующего профиля — на дому мы оказываем те же услуги, что и в условиях клиники и на таком же высоком профессиональном уровне, а именно:

• осмотр и диагностику, в том числе рентген-диагностику;
• лечение зубов и мягких тканей ротовой полости;
• гигиенические процедуры, отбеливание;
• удаление зубов и другие виды стоматологической хирургии;

• протезирование, исправление прикуса.

Наши тарифы и преимущества услуги

Возможность воспользоваться услугами стоматологов нашей клиники «Смайл Лайк» в удобной для вас обстановке, дома или в офисе – это не роскошь, а шанс получения профессиональной стоматологической помощи с максимальным комфортом и экономией времени. Кроме того, выезд стоматолога на дом делает доступной заботу о здоровье ротовой полости людям, которые в силу каких-либо причин не в состоянии приехать к нам. Вы скажете, что вызов стоматолога на дом в Москве не всем по карману – да, но не у нас. Мы считаем, что стоматологические услуги должны быть доступны для каждого, поэтому врач приедет по вызову совершенно бесплатно (в пределах МКАД), пациент, согласно нашего прайса, оплачивает только те услуги, которые фактически были предоставлены. Таким образом, преимущества стоматологических услуг на дому от клиники «Смайл Лайк» это:

• профессионализм;
• возможность выполнения всех стоматпроцедур;
• индивидуальный подход;
• доступность, в том числе ценовая.

Поэтому, если вы не можете приехать к нам, наши врачи-стоматологи с удовольствием приедут к вам!

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