LUXDENTICA

LUXDENTICA is a Kraków dental organisation founded by Dariusz Wilisowski in 2009, according to its official institutional presentation. It identifies three locations: Lubostroń, Lipska and Wrocławska. The homepage reports eighteen treatment rooms across those sites. This profile covers the organisation rather than presenting that network-wide capacity as the size of one branch. It is also distinct from the similarly named Luxdentic clinic in Warsaw. The published clinical scope extends from prevention and conservative care to implants, prosthodontics, orthodontics, periodontics, oral surgery and children's dentistry.

Digital restorative planning is documented in the current tariff. Its aesthetic-planning package combines Digital Smile Design, wax-up and mock-up with digital scanning and a CAD/CAM workflow. The scanner name is printed as Primesca in that entry; no particular generation is inferred from the truncated wording. A clinician biography separately names iTero Lumina and Dental Monitoring for aligner care. These are specific pieces of scanning and planning evidence, rather than proof that every branch owns an identical manufacturing system.

The official blog has a CEREC explanation dated November 2020, describing scanning, design and production of ceramic restorations during one visit. The reviewed current pages do not identify an installed CEREC mill or furnace, or a branch-specific complete branded chain. The profile therefore records documented digital planning and scanning while leaving local CEREC manufacture and same-visit definitive restorations unconfirmed. The separate implant pathway marketed around an hour involves advance diagnosis, a prepared surgical guide and a later surgical appointment. Its own explanation includes preparation over several days, so the headline is not used as the duration of an entire treatment course.

MODJAW is explicitly offered for recording jaw movement and evaluating occlusal relationships and temporomandibular-joint function. The organisation also describes X-Guide dynamic implant navigation. Its endodontic tariff names a Zumax OMS 2360 microscope and states the listed root-canal treatment scope includes radiographs, inter-appointment dressings and anaesthesia; the computed-tomography examination has its own entry. These distinctions help identify which diagnostic, planning and treatment stages are included in a particular service.

The public clinician directory contains twenty-nine named dentists and one anaesthesiology physician across the organisation. This is not a same-shift staffing count for one address. Physiotherapy and speech-language consultations are separately offered, while anxiety-management options include local anaesthesia, The Wand, nitrous oxide and sedoanalgesia. The presence of an anaesthesiologist does not establish a hospital intensive-care unit. The site describes three clinical addresses, not a verified count of separate hospital buildings or inpatient beds.

Published examples include an initial general dental consultation at 250 Polish złoty, a MODJAW examination at 400 and an aesthetic DSD planning package from 3,200. Those are assessment and planning charges, not the cost of a finished smile reconstruction. The organisation publishes different opening schedules and contact numbers for its branches. Selecting the intended address and clinician is therefore part of arranging imaging, restorative preparation, laboratory work and follow-up, especially for someone planning treatment around travel.