Diagnostics first
We compare complaints, examination data, and X-rays, evaluating the condition of each tooth and surrounding tissues.
Dentistry and support services in Heihe
The Dental Center of Heihe First People's Hospital brings together diagnostics, multiple areas of treatment, and support from a Russian-speaking coordinator — from the first enquiry to post-appointment recommendations.

About the dental center
We welcome patients from Russia who value combining dental treatment with clear trip organization. The process begins not with selecting an individual procedure, but with an evaluation of the full clinical situation: complaints, state of teeth and gums, bite, existing restorations, and diagnostic images.
Doctors work in their specialized areas, and in complex cases, combine therapy, surgery, implantation, prosthetics, and orthodontics into a sequential plan. This approach helps determine the correct sequence of stages in advance and avoid decisions that could complicate subsequent treatment.
Before the trip, you can send an X-ray and medical information to obtain an initial estimate of possible options, timelines, and budget. This does not replace an in-person assessment: the dentist prepares the final plan after an examination and any tests required for your case.
View service pricesWe compare complaints, examination data, and X-rays, evaluating the condition of each tooth and surrounding tissues.
We discuss the sequence of stages, alternatives, materials, timelines, limitations, and total cost.
If the task involves several fields, specialists will agree on an overall plan and areas of responsibility.
The coordinator helps accurately convey complaints to the doctor, understand recommendations, and stay in touch after the appointment.
Clinical logic
The same complaint can be addressed in different ways. The doctor compares options not only by price, but also by prognosis, extent of intervention, lifespan of the restoration, and the ability to maintain the result.
The examination shows the condition of the oral cavity, while targeted X-rays, panoramic study, or CBCT are ordered as indicated. The scope of diagnostics depends on the proposed treatment.
Before extraction or prosthetics, the doctor evaluates whether the tooth can be saved, how restorable it is, and what the prognosis is for each available option.
Oral rehabilitation, gum treatment, surgical preparation, implant placement, and prosthodontic treatment must follow the correct sequence and support the overall outcome.
Load, tooth position, aesthetic goals, bite features, hygiene, and budget are taken into account. The patient is informed of the advantages and limitations of alternatives.
Before the intervention, it is important to inform the doctor about chronic diseases, allergies, and medications taken: this information may affect preparation and treatment strategy.
The result depends not only on the work performed, but also on home hygiene, compliance with recommendations, and follow-up examinations at the times scheduled by the doctor.
For out-of-town patients
The coordinator helps you prepare for the visit: clarifies the goals, receives X-rays and medical records, agrees on the consultation date, and explains which documents and medical details to bring.
We collect initial data, preliminarily evaluate the task based on the scan, and determine how much time should be allocated for diagnostics and treatment.
The coordinator helps maintain the appointment schedule. For comprehensive programs, we separately confirm accommodation, meals, and transfer arrangements.
A Russian-speaking coordinator helps communicate with the doctor, clarify prescriptions, and receive clear recommendations before returning home.
Before purchasing ticketsCheck current entry regulations and confirm the program with the coordinator. Travel conditions depend on documents, timeframe, and scope of treatment.
Entry rulesMain specializations
From a preventive examination to comprehensive dentition restoration. The exact method is selected after diagnostics, taking into account tissue condition, bite, and long-term prognosis.
Dental caries, pulpitis, apical periodontitis, restoration of the coronal tooth structure, and endodontic treatment.
Professional hygiene, periodontal tissue assessment and treatment of inflammatory gum diseases.
Planning based on diagnostic data, implant placement, and subsequent prosthetic restoration.
Crowns, bridges, and removable prostheses considering function, aesthetics, and the condition of supporting tissues.
Restoration, whitening, and tooth shape correction after evaluating enamel condition and bite.
Diagnostics of the dentofacial system and orthodontic treatment for children and adults.
When an examination is needed
Even a mild symptom can have different causes. Determining them and choosing a treatment is only possible after an examination.
Urgent caseIn case of severe swelling, high fever, uncontrollable bleeding, trauma, or difficulty breathing or swallowing, seek emergency medical care at your location — do not wait for the trip.
Pain in a tooth or gumConstant, worsening, or occurring upon biting.
New sensitivityReaction to cold, hot, sweet, or sour.
Gum changesRegular bleeding, redness, soreness, or swelling.
Chipped tooth, crack, or injuryIncluding tooth mobility or bite changes after an impact.
Stain or discolorationA dark spot, an area of enamel darkening, or a visible defect.
Problem with restorationA fallen filling, a decemented crown, or an uncomfortable denture.
Consistent approach
At every stage, the patient understands the purpose of the procedure, possible alternatives, the next step, and the factors affecting the prognosis.
We record the chief complaint, treatment history, and review existing X-rays, medical reports, and medication lists.
The doctor conducts an examination, evaluates the teeth, gums, and bite, then prescribes diagnostic tests as indicated.
We compare options, discuss stages, materials, limitations, timeframes, and final cost.
We perform agreed procedures, evaluate intermediate results, and provide care recommendations.
Responsibility for the result
The warranty period depends on the type of work, chosen structure, and materials. Specific conditions are communicated by the doctor after diagnostics and secured in documents. The patient receives information about the performed treatment and recommendations for the recovery period.
To maintain the result, it is important to observe home hygiene, post-procedure restrictions, and the follow-up checkup schedule. If unusual symptoms appear after returning, the coordinator helps convey the information to the doctor and receive recommendations on the next step.
Start with a consultation
The coordinator will answer your questions, accept your X-ray, and help you prepare for the first appointment.