New school dental clinics open in Radom and Warka

New dental clinics have been established in several Polish schools to provide free dental services to students under the age of 18. These services are funded through contracts with the National Health Fund (NFZ).

In Radom, four primary schools now host dental offices. Recent expansions include facilities at Primary Schools No. 3 and No. 4. The clinic at Primary School No. 3 offers selected orthodontic procedures, while the facility at Primary School No. 4 is specifically equipped to care for children with disabilities or those requiring specialized cooperation methods. Services include preventive exams, restorative dentistry, pediatric dentistry, and selected surgical and root canal treatments.

In Warka, the PERLADENT dental clinic has begun operations at Primary School No. 1. Managed by dentist Oskar Buczyński, the clinic provides comprehensive care including preventive check-ups, conservative dentistry, oral surgery, and endodontics. The facility also offers specialized services such as orthodontic consultations and the possibility of procedures under general anesthesia, with local residents receiving priority for certain treatments.