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Dentamax Kraków

Kraków · ul. Nowosądecka 46, 30-683 Kraków

Implants 3,300 zł

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Overview

Dentamax Kraków is a dental clinic in Kraków, led by Piotr Kupiec, lek. dent., offering dental-implant treatment for international patients. Travel2Doctor independently assesses clinics like this one for UK patients considering treatment abroad — what we’ve checked, and what we haven’t, is set out below.

What Travel2Doctor checked

A green tick means we confirmed it against the source. An open circle is something we haven’t verified yet — we show it as “to confirm” rather than pretend otherwise. A cross is a claim we checked and did not accept. This clinic hasn’t joined Travel2Doctor, so we haven’t vetted it. What we have checked against the source is marked; everything else is still to confirm.

Clinician registrationPiotr Kupiec, lek. dent. — implantology — To be established for all four named clinicians on the Polish register of doctors and dentists. No PWZ number is published by this clinic, so every entry is a name search. Piotr Kupiec is the highest-value check on this record.to confirm
AccreditationNone recorded — no clinical accreditation is claimed on the clinic's own site. The one credential published, the PSI implant curriculum, belongs to a clinician and is training, not clinic accreditation.to confirm
Implant systemsNone named. No implant manufacturer appears on any page read on 2026-08-28, including the price list.to confirm
Written guaranteeNone published. The site states that the implantologist "udziela gwarancji na każdy wykonany implant" — gives a guarantee on every implant placed — but no duration, conditions or exclusions appear anywhere, and there is no guarantee page on the site.to confirm
LanguagesPolish, German, English and Russian versions of the site; a separate international-patient email address is published, but no UK-specific marketing was foundto confirm

Treatments & indicative prices

rates 2026-11-06

Single dental implantfixture only — crown extra3,300 złapprox. £627

Crown on the implant3,000–3,500 złapprox. £570–£665

Bone reconstruction500–1,500 złapprox. £95–£285

Sinus lift2,000–5,000 złapprox. £380–£950

Uncovering the implant300 złapprox. £57

Typically 50–70% less than comparable UK private treatment. See how the prices compare →

From the clinic's own price list, 2026-08-28 — advertised prices, not quotes. The clinic prices the fixture and the crown separately and publishes no combined figure, so a finished tooth is roughly 6,300–6,800 zł by our arithmetic, not theirs. Radiographs extra. First consultation free.

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Meet the team

The clinicians named by the clinic. We confirm each one’s current entitlement to practise on the Polish Central Register of Physicians and Dentists (rejestr.nil.org.pl) before presenting them as verified. Chamber membership is compulsory in Poland, so that register is the test.

Piotr KupiecImplantology · graduate of the PSI implantology curriculumRegistration to confirm

Illona KupiecConservative and aesthetic dentistryRegistration to confirm

Mateusz RyżanowskiClear aligner treatment, aesthetic dentistry, prosthodontics, microscopic endodontics, conservative dentistryRegistration to confirm

Justyna LatońConservative and aesthetic dentistry, endodonticsRegistration to confirm

What you get with Travel2Doctor

Every clinic we list comes with the same service around it — this is what going through us adds.

Free enquiry & honest quoteTell us what you need. We come back personally with real options and an indicative quote — no obligation, no hard sell.

Straight about what we’ve checkedWe check registration, accreditation and the written guarantee against the source — and mark plainly what we haven’t confirmed yet.

Help planning the tripTiming across the usual two visits, flights from the UK, and where to stay near the clinic.

English, start to finishWe deal with you in plain English, and only shortlist clinics that can too.

Aftercare guidanceWhat to do once you’re home — and how the NHS does, and doesn’t, fit in.

A human to callSomeone on your side if something isn’t right after you travel.

How it works

1
EnquireSend one message about what you’re considering. No obligation.
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We adviseWe come back to you personally with honest options, prices and next steps.
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Consult the clinicA video or written consultation and a treatment plan — before you commit to anything.
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Travel & treatmentImplants usually mean two trips. We help you plan both around your life.
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Aftercare at homeGuidance for your recovery — and we stay reachable if you need us.

Guarantee & aftercare

None published. The site states that the implantologist "udziela gwarancji na każdy wykonany implant" — gives a guarantee on every implant placed — but no duration, conditions or exclusions appear anywhere, and there is no guarantee page on the site.

A written guarantee is one of the things we require before we’ll call a clinic a verified partner. What the NHS will and won’t do if you need help at home is covered in our aftercare guide.

Location & getting there

Map showing the location of Dentamax Kraków in Kraków

ul. Nowosądecka 46, 30-683 KrakówKraków

About 20 minutes from Kraków Airport (KRK)by taxi or private transfer

Kraków is roughly a 2.5-hour direct flight from most UK airports. We help you plan flights and where to stay near the clinic.

Reviews

We publish patient reviews only from people we actually sent to a clinic — and we don’t invent them. This clinic has no Travel2Doctor reviews yet. When it does, they’ll appear here, good and bad, unedited.

Questions patients ask

Is dental treatment abroad safe?

It can be — if the clinic is licensed and the clinician is registered. We check both, and we’re open about what we couldn’t confirm. See how to check a dentist abroad and how we vet.

What if something goes wrong when I’m home?

Your NHS safety net is thinner than most people expect. We explain exactly what you’re entitled to in our NHS aftercare guide.

Will my travel insurance cover it?

Usually not — planned treatment and its complications are typically excluded. Here’s the gap, and what actually covers you.

Who pays if the work needs redoing?

That turns on the written guarantee — get it in writing before you travel. We explain who pays for revision work.

How many trips will I need?

Most implant cases need two visits, months apart. We break down the timings here.

Talk to us about your treatment

Tell us what you're considering and we'll come back to you personally. No obligation, and we never share your details.