Dmytryshyn Institute focuses on dental implants in Lviv at its clinic on Liubinska Street 91. The practice concentrates on implant surgery, bone and soft-tissue reconstruction, and prosthetic planning for patients who need one tooth, several teeth or a full arch restored.
Yurii Dmytryshyn leads the clinical implant work as a maxillofacial surgeon and implantologist. His professional profiles also describe him as an honorary lecturer for Open Dental Community and the International Academy of Cortical Implantology. For international patients, the useful question is not simply which implant brand to choose. The more important issue is whether the case also needs bone, gum or temporary prosthetic work and how those stages fit into the trip.
Dental implants in Lviv when bone or gum tissue is limited
Some implant cases are straightforward. Others become more complex because bone volume has reduced, soft tissue is thin or previous implant treatment has failed.
Dmytryshyn Institute gives these situations a central role in its current clinical profile. The clinic combines implant placement with bone augmentation and soft-tissue grafting when the examination shows that these procedures are appropriate.
This changes the planning logic for an international patient. Instead of asking only for the price of an implant, ask whether the surgical site also needs bone or gum reconstruction. Those additional procedures can affect the operation, recovery period and final prosthetic stage.
The clinic also lists zygomatic implants for selected patients with major upper-jaw bone loss. Suitability requires detailed imaging and a specialist assessment. A website description alone cannot determine whether this approach fits an individual case.
One surgical visit can include several procedures
Dmytryshyn Institute describes an “All in one stage” concept for selected implant cases.
In suitable situations, one surgical visit can combine tooth removal, implant placement, bone augmentation and soft-tissue grafting.
For a front tooth, the clinic also presents cases where a temporary crown forms part of the same treatment phase.
That does not mean every patient can complete implant treatment in one appointment. Bone condition, implant stability and the type of reconstruction all influence the timing of the definitive restoration.
This distinction matters before booking flights. Ask which procedures the surgeon expects to complete during the first visit and which stages require healing.
Full-arch dental implants in Lviv
The clinic currently presents full-arch pathways using four, six or eight to ten implants, depending on the clinical plan.
Its published protocol for selected full-arch cases starts with implant surgery. Bone and gum augmentation can take place during the same surgical stage when required.
The clinic then takes impressions on the following day. Long-term temporary teeth can follow after approximately three to five working days within this published pathway.
Permanent prosthetic treatment comes later. Dmytryshyn Institute describes an interval of about three to six months before the definitive metal-ceramic or zirconia restoration in these cases.
That schedule creates two very different travel stages.
The first stay covers surgery and temporary teeth. A later visit deals with the definitive prosthetic stage.
Before travelling, confirm which full-arch route the surgeon recommends and how many days you should remain in Lviv after surgery.
Implant systems are a choice, not the treatment plan
Dmytryshyn Institute reports experience with a wide range of implant systems.
Its current material names include Straumann, Nobel Biocare, Astra, Ankylos, Bredent, Neodent and ROOTT.
A long implant-brand list should not decide the treatment by itself.
The implant system needs to fit the bone anatomy, prosthetic design and surgeon’s plan. Patients returning home after treatment should also consider how easily a dentist in their own country can identify and service the chosen components later.
The clinic currently lists implant treatment from €900. Its published information says this starting amount includes the implant, surgical placement and implant components.
Bone augmentation or soft-tissue grafting can increase the total cost when the clinical situation requires them.
Ask for a case-specific quotation before using the starting figure as a travel budget.
Yurii Dmytryshyn and complex implant planning
Yurii Dmytryshyn works as a maxillofacial surgeon and implantologist.
Current professional education listings also identify him as the founder of the implant and aesthetic medicine centre previously known as Dentistry of the Future.
His educational work focuses heavily on immediate implant placement, bone augmentation and soft-tissue techniques. He also teaches implantology courses in Ukraine and abroad.
This background is relevant because the clinic’s strongest profile is not routine general dentistry. It is the coordination of surgery, tissue reconstruction and implant-supported prosthetics when several problems need attention at the same time.
Patients who have already been told that bone volume is insufficient can include that information with their enquiry. The same applies after previous implant treatment has failed.
A new clinical examination and appropriate imaging must still determine what treatment is suitable.
What the clinic’s implant cases can tell you
The current case library includes single-tooth replacement, full-arch reconstruction and patients with substantial bone loss.
One published case involved a patient who had lived without a tooth for about eight years and had insufficient horizontal bone. The clinic combined implant placement and bone augmentation during one visit. Several months later, the patient returned for the permanent zirconia crown.
Another case involved more extensive rehabilitation with implants, bone and soft-tissue reconstruction and temporary restorations before the definitive prosthetic stage.
These examples are not promises of the same result or timetable for another patient.
Their value is different: they show how the clinic sequences treatment when implant placement forms only one part of a larger reconstruction.
Online planning before implant treatment in Lviv
Dmytryshyn Institute offers an online consultation pathway for patients who live outside Lviv.
The clinic describes three main steps: consultation, preparation of a treatment plan and scheduling of surgery.
For an international patient, that first stage is a useful time to establish the clinical and travel questions before buying tickets.
Explain how many teeth are missing and how long they have been absent. Mention previous implant failures, periodontal problems or known bone loss.
If you already have recent CBCT or panoramic imaging, tell NewHolidays when making the enquiry so the clinic can advise what information it needs.
You should also ask for a clear outline of the first surgical stage, expected temporary teeth and timing of the definitive restoration.
Dmytryshyn Institute currently lists its Lviv clinic at Liubinska Street 91. Published clinic information gives weekday opening hours from 10:00 to 19:00.
Use the NewHolidays enquiry form to describe your dental situation and planned travel dates. NewHolidays can help organise the initial information so the clinic can assess whether an implant consultation is the appropriate next step.
The treating clinical team must make the final diagnosis and decide the implant system, surgical approach and treatment timetable after reviewing your individual case.
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