Lollipop Dental

The best children's dentistry in Batumi

I don't recommend this clinic. They have some hygiene issues. They clearly don't sanitize their instruments properly. I personally saw the cleaning lady simply wipe down the instruments with a spray bottle. The chairs are old. They touch everything with gloves, then use their mouths on the child. We have two cavities, and the dentist didn't notice them the first or second time. I noticed them myself when two teeth were falling out. The prices are not cheap. There's no point in this dentistry; we monitor our teeth, have had cleanings, and they still fall out.

Having my first baby tooth extracted was wonderful. Although we were very scared, it wasn't an easy decision. Contact with the baby, anesthesia (he didn't even flinch), x-rays—they did everything necessary and were responsive to all our requests. 30 lari.

My five-year-old daughter and I visited here for a baby tooth extraction under anesthesia. They had a nice waiting area with toys and helpful staff. The doctors were great and very supportive. We left the clinic with smiles.

Excellent dental clinic. There's a toy corner in the waiting area, everything is clean, the staff is polite and professional, and they even offer colored fillings for children.

We encountered intentional discomfort being caused to a child based on their nationality.

We did a filling for my child and it fell out a week later. A month before, we did it at another clinic for 80 lari, and here the same thing cost 130.

A very small and good clinic. The doctor professionally and quickly solved my child's dental problem. 😊 👍👍👍

We arrived by appointment and waited 40 minutes! The next client was already waiting with their child after us. They did it quickly, but the filling was in the way, they said it was filed down. We went outside, and the child said it was still in the way. We ended up waiting another hour.

I have a very sensitive four-year-old daughter. A cavity damaged her tooth and she started having pain. Previous experiences with dentists showed that she wouldn't allow the tooth to be treated or even drilled. At the first appointment, we barely coaxed her to open her mouth, and at the last appointment—the fourth—she even chuckled a little. The dentist was strict, but very careful, and didn't cause any unnecessary pain for the child.