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All 53 Clinics that provide Periodontitis Treatment in Warsaw

Location Treatment Specialisation Services

All of Poland Go back to Poland Bialystok Bielsko-Biala Bydgoszcz Chorzow Gdansk Gdynia Gliwice Jelenia Gora Katowice Kolobrzeg Krakow Lodz Poznan Rabka-Zdroj Sopot Szczecin Warsaw Wroclaw

All treatments Air Abrasion Antibiotic and Antifungal .Bad Breath Treatment Bone Graft Bone Marrow Aspiration or .Braces Bridges CEREC Dental Restorations Cosmetic Dentist Consultat.Crown Cyst and Benign Tumor Remo.Dental Bonding Dental Checkup Dental Implants Dental X-Ray Dentures Denturist Consultation Endodontist Consultation Extractions Family Dentist Consultatio.Fillings Fluoride Therapy Gingivitis Treatment Gnathological Treatment Gum Surgery Head and Neck Cancer Implants Dentist Consultat.Inlay or Onlay Lingual Frenectomy Lip Augmentation Mouth Guard Oral and Maxillofacial Sur.Oral Cancer Exam Oral Cancer Treatment Orthodontist Consultation Paediatric Dentist Consult.Periodontist Consultation Periodontitis Treatment Restorative Dentist Consul.Root Canals Teeth Cleaning Teeth Contouring and Resha.Teeth Whitening TMJ - Temporomandibular Jo.Tooth Desensitisation Tooth Jewellery Veneers

Dentists Cosmetic Dentists Denturists Endodontists Family Dentists Implants Dentists Oral and Maxillofacial Surg.Orthodontists Paediatric Dentists Periodontists Restorative Dentists

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The capital of Poland, Warsaw is fast transforming itself into a leading European city. It is alive with excitement and culture. Each year features many festivals: jazz, classical and contemporary music as well as theatre and film. Art gallieries and museums are plentiful and any idea you mighthave of Warsaw as a grey concrete city is quickly dispersed by a stroll around the beautifully restored old town district. It's hard to believe, looking at this city, that it was almost razed to the ground during the Second World War. Warsaw's Old City was entered on the UNESCO list as an example of faithful reconstruction including the preservation of original sections of the architecture.

As the capital and Poland's largest city Warsaw attracts a diverse population from across Poland. The city houses several universities. The Medical University of Warsaw the largest medical university in Poland and one of its most respected. Dentists in Warsaw are attracted from all over the country and it provides a rich educational environment for them to countine their professional development.

Travel information

Warsaw has one international airport, Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport (usually referred to as Okęcie airport), located just 10 kilometers from the city centre. With around 100 international and domestic flights a day it is by far the biggest airport in Poland. Frequent flights are available to Warsaw from across Europe. From many cities in the UK and Ireland it's available in approximately 2-3 hours.
EasyJet, SWISS, Wizz Air, British Airways, KLM Royal Dutch and LOT Polish Airlines from the UK
Aer Lingus, Air France, KLM Royal Dutch and LOT Polish Airlines from Ireland

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