Meerhofdk Reviews 

I wanted to share my real experience with Meerhof Dental Center. The clinic has built a system of gathering inflated 5-star ratings by offering free gifts - desserts, toothbrushes, or a bag of coffee - right after your visit in exchange for a positive review.
Being a coffee lover, I chose their branded coffee bag.

When I opened it at home, I was deeply disappointed. Instead of proper coffee, the bag was filled with cheap chaff, burnt stems, and coarse particles that looked and tasted like sawdust. It was completely undrinkable.

It made me wonder: if a dental clinic tricks its patients on a simple promotional gift, how much do they cut corners on actual medical supplies, fillings, and hygiene standards?

Don't be fooled by their high rating - it's bought with cheap freebies. I definitely won't trust them with my health.

I strongly advise caution when considering dental implants at Meerhof Dental Center (Pirita tee 20a-2, 10127 Tallinn). Following a consultation with clinik's owner Dr. Igor Tkachenko (D07805), I was presented with a treatment plan that was later deemed "clinically unacceptable" and "dangerous" by specialists in two other clinics.

Specifically, the doctor proposed placing an 8.5mm implant into an area with less then 7mm of bone. The plan involved drilling into a 4mm sinus edema, which was incorrectly identified as bone by this clinic. Professional consensus confirms that a sinus lift and prior treatment of the edema are mandatory in this case to avoid severe complications.

The clinic’s pricing is significantly above market average (€2,720 per implant), yet the diagnostic quality is alarmingly low. Most concerning is the clinic's response to this error: they officially refused a refund, labeling a 4mm measurement discrepancy as a "permissible difference in interpretation."

I have filed a formal complaint with the Health Care Quality Expert Commission (Tervishoiuteenuse kvaliteedi ekspertkomisjon) in Estonia. If you value your health and expect evidence-based medicine rather than "subjective interpretations" of your CT scans, look elsewhere.