In our understanding, dental clinic design is about precise engineering, thoughtful logistics, and an atmosphere of trust.
We combine strict regulations, flawless ergonomics, and brand aesthetics to create spaces where doctors work comfortably, patients feel at ease, and teams perform efficiently.
We take responsibility for what’s complex — planning scenarios, sanitary separations, clean/dirty flow zoning, sterilization areas, storage logistics, and staff circulation.
The client’s role is to define the direction; ours is to translate it into precise architecture that looks effortless and performs flawlessly for years.
The treatment room is a tool in itself — defined by the doctor’s movement geometry, optimal worktop heights, accessibility of instruments, and barrier-free experience for the patient.
Lighting: balanced task illumination and ambient fill, no glare within clinical light cones, adjustable color temperature for photographic protocols.
Acoustics & Microclimate: sound absorption, purified airflow, and dedicated exhaust systems for materials and labs.
Materials: smooth, non-porous finishes resistant to disinfection; seamless joints; anti-slip flooring in wet zones.
Our projects comply with all current medical regulations — cabinet dimensions, sanitary gateways, MGN-accessible restrooms, sterile/non-sterile zoning, and medical waste routes.
Even in buildings with restrictions, we find legal and technological solutions: from local PBO systems to modular sterilization rooms that pass audits and inspections.
A medical space can be refined and bold at the same time. Our portfolio illustrates two distinct approaches:
Orthodontic clinic in a “sterile aesthetic” — monochrome palette, panoramic glazing, arched motifs, and clean lines that convey calm precision.
Korda Dental — a fuchsia statement — vivid color, sculptural lighting, and provocative reception volumes. Proof that creativity can coexist with compliance, reinforcing identity and memorability.
The right planning code increases chair turnover, minimizes idle time between procedures, reduces staff fatigue, and delivers a measurable revenue boost.
Design is not an expense — it’s an investment that returns through service quality and patient loyalty.
Analytics: briefing, flow mapping, sanitation and accessibility checklists.
Space Planning: test fits and ergonomic layouts for each specialization.
Technical Documentation: construction details, specifications, and cleaning/disinfection maps.
Author’s Supervision: node inspections, equipment layout verification, and light balance calibration.
Constraints are the framework where character emerges.
We work confidently across both sterile minimalism and expressive, brand-driven interiors.
The result is always the same — a space where safety and function come first, and the brand’s visual language speaks with clarity and confidence.
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Unplanned ergonomics, lack of clear “clean/dirty” flow separation, glossy reflective surfaces within working light cones, and underestimation of acoustics and storage zoning.
Compact panels, quartz, HPL, solid surfaces, coated metals, low-absorption porcelain stoneware, and anti-vandal finishes — all materials designed to withstand chemicals, sterilization, and intensive daily use.
From 6 to 12 weeks, depending on the clinic’s size, equipment specifications, and technical requirements.
We work in structured stages, ensuring that the client sees consistent progress and maintains full quality control throughout the process.
The cost of the project depends on the area, the complexity of technical systems, and the level of detail. On average, the design of a dental clinic by KOSHULYNSKYY & MAYER starts from $50/m², which includes space planning, concept development, visualizations, and technical documentation.
The final price is determined after the briefing and analysis of the property.
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