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Medycyna SimClinic — Dentistry

Gdańsk, Poland

SimClinic's dental practice is located in Gdańsk's Wrzeszcz district, on the first floor of Centrum Kuźniczki on Wajdeloty street.

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.

CEREC chairside restoration

Primescan scanning, computer design and ceramic milling in the clinic are explicitly documented for suitable one-day crowns. Mill and furnace models are not identified.

Dentsply Sirona Primescan
Intraoral scanning named in the official single-day crown workflow.
Official source

Checked: 2026-10-25

CEREC in-clinic ceramic manufacture
Software design and on-site milling from ceramic blocks.
Official source

Checked: 2026-10-25

Single-visit restorations: Advertised by the clinic for suitable cases

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

SimClinic's dental practice is located in Gdańsk's Wrzeszcz district, on the first floor of Centrum Kuźniczki on Wajdeloty street. The official dental website links directly to the wider Medycyna Simclinic organisation, while publishing its own service directory, tariff, team and gallery. This profile focuses on the dental department; it does not assign the wider medical centre's specialist workforce or facilities to dentistry. The clinic's public history identifies the founding dental practice in 2015.

CEREC is explicitly documented through a dedicated page about crowns made in one day. The institution describes Primescan intraoral scanning, computer-assisted restoration design and ceramic milling directly in the clinic. The digital record is used to plan the restoration before a milling machine produces it from a ceramic block, followed by finishing and placement. This confirms a local scan-to-manufacture process. The reviewed page names Primescan but does not identify the individual milling machine or furnace model, so those components are not given assumed product names.

The same-day offering is presented for suitable restorative cases after diagnosis and an individual plan. It concerns the fabrication of a crown and should be distinguished from the duration of implant surgery, healing or extensive rehabilitation. The official tariff separately lists an express one-day ceramic crown, a standard ceramic or zirconia crown and an implant-supported crown. These distinctions allow patients to ask which material and manufacturing route have been proposed rather than treating all crowns as interchangeable.

The broader dental menu includes conservative treatment, microscope-assisted endodontics, implantology, oral surgery, prosthodontics and pediatric dentistry. Surgical pages cover extraction, root-apex treatment, wisdom teeth and sinus-related preparation. Restorative options include veneers, inlays, onlays, removable dentures and reconstruction of the bite. The clinic also describes SmileNow orthodontic aligners and documents the scans, photographs and visualisation used in their planning. These services extend the practice beyond the CEREC procedure highlighted in the attachment.

Preventive work includes hygiene, fluoride treatment and protective sealing. The pediatric section has introductory visits, fillings and procedures for primary teeth, while root-canal treatment and retreatment are priced separately. The clinical roster introduces dentists responsible for restorative, endodontic and other dental care, with administrative or wider medical personnel presented in separate contexts. A department or procedure-page list is not used as an audited total for the entire organisation.

Selected official tariff items are published in Polish złoty, with implant placement and the later crown shown as separate services. The practice gives direct booking details, weekday opening hours and information for visitors arranging treatment during travel. Patients can confirm access to the first-floor practice and agree a written plan covering examination, diagnostic images, preparation, definitive materials and review. For a short visit around a CEREC crown, the appropriate tooth, appointment length and any additional treatment should be settled before the travel schedule is fixed.

Official sources for this profile

Specialties & patient services

DentistryOral and maxillofacial surgeryDental implantologyCEREC single-visit ceramic crownsConservative dentistryMicroscopic endodonticsDental implantologyProsthodontics and veneers

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