International network of dental laboratories with 10 years of experience
Andrii Gulei
– founder of the company
From the first laboratory in Ukraine to an international network
The first laboratory was founded back in 2014 by the founder Andrii Gulei, who is the lead ceramist and has become a lecturer-demonstrator for Noritake and Miyo. The laboratory quickly gained momentum and within 7 years became one of the 3 largest laboratories in the city. In 2020, the first VHF K5 milling machine was purchased, and in 2021, another Roland milling machine was added.
In February 2022, the laboratory moves to a new, beautiful premises, and a full-scale war begins…
This marked the beginning of the second branch in the western part of the country, and the laboratory in Drohobych opened in June 2022. Everything started from scratch, from furniture to purchasing new equipment. Part of the team moved to Drohobych, part remained in Kharkiv.
Since then, the branch has been operating as a powerful digital dental laboratory, and a high-performance Aedite milling machine has been added, which mills titanium and glass ceramics.
Due to the protracted war and instability in the country, the idea arose to move into the foreign market, and thus a laboratory was opened in Warsaw.
Equipped with equally modern equipment, it shows excellent results and is rapidly gaining customers.
Inspired by the example and enthusiasm of Poland, a decisive decision was made to open a fourth branch in Spain, on the coast. There, the laboratory almost from the first day receives large, comprehensive works, which quickly sparks the idea of developing dental tourism in Spain for clients from other countries.







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