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LAMA Clinic — Dentistry

Warsaw, Poland

LAMA Clinic's dental services are offered at published Warsaw locations in Mokotów and Wola.

Key facts

Outpatient care
Yes
Source
Intensive care / resuscitation
Not publicly disclosed
Buildings
Not publicly disclosed
Doctors
Not publicly disclosed
Inpatient beds
Not publicly disclosed
Price segment
Not publicly disclosed

Digital dentistry & CAD/CAM

Equipment and workflows documented on the clinic's official website.

Intraoral digital scanning

The crown page describes scanning and digital transfer to a laboratory. Scanner models, a CEREC mill/furnace and same-visit manufacture are not established.

Digital scanner-to-laboratory workflow
Scanned records are transferred digitally for laboratory manufacture.
Official source

Checked: 2026-10-25

Single-visit restorations: Not confirmed in the reviewed official material

The clinical assessment determines the appropriate restoration, manufacturing route and number of visits. A scanner alone does not establish a complete CEREC workflow.

About the hospital

LAMA Clinic's dental services are offered at published Warsaw locations in Mokotów and Wola. The official website identifies Bukowińska street for dentistry and Jana Ostroroga street for a combined medical and dental location. A further medical-centre address is presented separately. This profile follows the dental organisation's own service descriptions rather than assigning all facilities or specialists of the wider medical operation to one dental practice. Direct telephone and online booking channels are available for arranging the appropriate location.

The institution presents implantology and complex reconstruction as major areas of work, alongside conservative dentistry, endodontics, orthodontics and children's care. Its treatment pathway begins with consultation, diagnostic records and assessment of the teeth and bite. Preparatory dental work is considered before implant placement or final restoration, with different specialists contributing where needed. The published range also includes hygiene, whitening, oral surgery and dental radiography, extending beyond the short restorative description in the original attachment.

Digital records are explicitly documented in the metal-free crown service. The clinic describes using a scanner to capture the prepared teeth and transferring the resulting data digitally to a laboratory. That is confirmation of digital scanning and a laboratory stage. The reviewed pages do not identify the scanner model, a CEREC milling unit or an in-house ceramic furnace. A zirconia or ceramic crown alone does not establish a complete CEREC manufacturing chain, so the profile distinguishes the confirmed digital workflow from an unverified single-visit production claim.

Prosthodontic options include ceramic and zirconia crowns, veneers, partial restorations, removable dentures and prostheses supported by implants. The crown explanation separates examination, any necessary root-canal or supporting reconstruction, preparation, scanning, temporary restoration and final fitting. The selection depends on the condition of the tooth and the planned reconstruction. This sequence is useful for discussing both the final material and the practical timetable, particularly when several teeth or supporting structures require treatment.

Implant services include reconstruction of missing teeth and larger full-arch plans, with the clinic also presenting assessment of more complex cases. Orthodontic and endodontic services are described alongside restorative work rather than as substitutes for it. The official content includes microscope-assisted root-canal care and individual planning of the bite. Children's dentistry, preventive visits and aesthetic services have their own roles within the directory and can be confirmed with the relevant clinician before an appointment is arranged.

The crown page publishes a starting price in Polish złoty, while the wider prosthodontic page explains that methods and payment arrangements are discussed individually. A general promotional starting amount is not used as the price of a completed reconstruction. Patients can ask for a written estimate identifying the restoration, laboratory work, preparation, implant components where applicable and review appointments. Confirmation of the branch, clinician and manufacturing arrangements is particularly relevant when travel dates need to be coordinated with laboratory delivery and final fitting.

Official sources for this profile

Specialties & patient services

DentistryOral and maxillofacial surgeryDental implantologyDental implantology and full-arch reconstructionProsthodontics and ceramic crownsDigital intraoral scanningMicroscopic endodonticsOrthodontics

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