Dr Kukuła

Our practice

Dr Kukuła is a family dental practice in Warsaw, led by Tadeusz and Krzysztof Kukuła. Its history dates back to 1978. Today, we see patients at Giełdowa 4a in the Wola district.

Father and son

Different experience within one treatment plan

Tadeusz Kukuła brings many years of experience in prosthodontics. Krzysztof Kukuła’s work includes oral surgery and implant dentistry. Dental hygienist Agata Modzelewska focuses on prevention and patient education. These areas complement each other when teeth need preparation for restoration, missing teeth need replacement or tissues need care after a procedure.

Being a family practice is part of our history. What matters to each patient is their own appointment: understanding the problem, being able to ask questions and knowing which step is proposed.

1978

The beginning

The Kukuła family’s practice has developed from this year onwards.

Today

Two generations

Prosthodontic and surgical experience come together in patient care.

After treatment

Ongoing care

Reviews and daily cleaning help protect teeth and restorations.

How decisions are made

01

Discussion and examination

We ask about your concern, health and previous treatment. Further investigations are selected for the particular problem.

02

Explaining the options

We discuss the proposal, alternatives and limitations. You can ask for an unfamiliar term to be explained again.

03

Agreeing the sequence

We establish what needs attention first and what preparation is required before further restoration.

04

Reviews and maintenance

After treatment, we discuss cleaning at home and review intervals suited to your situation.

What you can bring to a consultation

A particular symptom, a question about a missing tooth, a request for a review or the need to plan complex care. You do not have to choose a procedure from the services list yourself. The consultation helps identify which options are worth considering.

Treatment scope and cost follow the examination. A plan with several stages may change after further investigations or assessment of healing. It is important that you understand the reason for any change.