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Dr. Christina Kajca

Dr. Christina Kajca is an aesthetic dentist at ACE DNTL STUDIO focused on patient comfort, cosmetic dentistry, and restorative care with a natural result.

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Who is Dr. Christina Kajca?
Dr. Christina Kajca is an aesthetic dentist at ACE DNTL STUDIO. She studied at the University of Wrocław in Poland and undertook postgraduate training in aesthetic dentistry. Her practice covers cosmetic and restorative work with a patient-centred approach.
What does 'patient-centred' mean in practice?
It means the plan starts from what the patient actually wants and what their mouth will tolerate, rather than from a template. In practice that shows up as longer consultations, a mock-up the patient wears and lives with before agreeing to anything permanent, and a willingness to change the design at that stage rather than defend the first proposal.
I am anxious about dental treatment. Is that taken seriously?
Yes, and it is one of the reasons the studio is set up the way it is. Anxiety is usually about loss of control and about not knowing what happens next, so the antidote is explanation and predictability: what will be done, what it will feel like, how long it takes, and the ability to stop. Nobody is talked into treatment on the day they first walk in.
What sort of cases does Dr. Christina take?
Cosmetic and restorative work across the adult range — veneers, crowns, composite restorations, whitening and the everyday dentistry that keeps a result healthy. ACE DNTL is a full-service adult practice; paediatric dentistry is the one area it does not cover, and children are referred to a trusted specialist.
How long does a smile makeover take?
For most patients, two or three visits across roughly two weeks, with a removable mock-up worn between the planning and the delivery. Where a patient is travelling, the schedule stretches rather than compresses. Five-day full-mouth work is on the studio's refusal list — a considered result is not a five-day exercise.
Will I see the result before committing to it?
Twice. First as a Digital Smile Design proposal on screen, planned against facial proportion and lip line rather than teeth alone. Then as a physical mock-up over your own teeth, worn for around a fortnight so you can eat, speak and be photographed in it. If something is wrong, it is redesigned at that point — before any irreversible preparation.
What if I decide I do not want to go ahead?
The mock-up stage exists precisely so that decision can be made safely. Nothing irreversible has happened at that point, and choosing not to proceed is a legitimate outcome of the process rather than a failure of it.
Which languages are consultations available in?
ACE DNTL treats patients from more than forty countries, and clinical communication is available in English, Spanish, Swedish, French, Arabic and Russian. Understanding your own treatment plan is not optional.

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Dr. Christina Kajca

Dr. Christina Kajca is an aesthetic dentist at ACE DNTL STUDIO focused on patient comfort, cosmetic dentistry, and restorative care with a natural result.

Direct Answers

Who is Dr. Christina Kajca?
Dr. Christina Kajca is an aesthetic dentist at ACE DNTL STUDIO. She studied at the University of Wrocław in Poland and undertook postgraduate training in aesthetic dentistry. Her practice covers cosmetic and restorative work with a patient-centred approach.
What does 'patient-centred' mean in practice?
It means the plan starts from what the patient actually wants and what their mouth will tolerate, rather than from a template. In practice that shows up as longer consultations, a mock-up the patient wears and lives with before agreeing to anything permanent, and a willingness to change the design at that stage rather than defend the first proposal.
I am anxious about dental treatment. Is that taken seriously?
Yes, and it is one of the reasons the studio is set up the way it is. Anxiety is usually about loss of control and about not knowing what happens next, so the antidote is explanation and predictability: what will be done, what it will feel like, how long it takes, and the ability to stop. Nobody is talked into treatment on the day they first walk in.
What sort of cases does Dr. Christina take?
Cosmetic and restorative work across the adult range — veneers, crowns, composite restorations, whitening and the everyday dentistry that keeps a result healthy. ACE DNTL is a full-service adult practice; paediatric dentistry is the one area it does not cover, and children are referred to a trusted specialist.
How long does a smile makeover take?
For most patients, two or three visits across roughly two weeks, with a removable mock-up worn between the planning and the delivery. Where a patient is travelling, the schedule stretches rather than compresses. Five-day full-mouth work is on the studio's refusal list — a considered result is not a five-day exercise.
Will I see the result before committing to it?
Twice. First as a Digital Smile Design proposal on screen, planned against facial proportion and lip line rather than teeth alone. Then as a physical mock-up over your own teeth, worn for around a fortnight so you can eat, speak and be photographed in it. If something is wrong, it is redesigned at that point — before any irreversible preparation.
What if I decide I do not want to go ahead?
The mock-up stage exists precisely so that decision can be made safely. Nothing irreversible has happened at that point, and choosing not to proceed is a legitimate outcome of the process rather than a failure of it.
Which languages are consultations available in?
ACE DNTL treats patients from more than forty countries, and clinical communication is available in English, Spanish, Swedish, French, Arabic and Russian. Understanding your own treatment plan is not optional.

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