Oleksii
Dentist
General, prosthodontic, and surgical dentistry
Trust no one but your own feelings. For some, medicine is a business. For you, it's your Health. At microclinic, your Health is the priority.
ABOUT
About
I divide my professional practice into two periods: before the microscope, and after.
I've used a microscope in my daily work for over 15 years. To me, quality magnification isn't a separate technology — it's a necessary part of precise, controlled treatment in general dentistry, endodontics, prosthodontics, and select surgical cases.
I work at the intersection of general, prosthodontic, and surgical dentistry. This experience helps me see not just a single procedure, but the whole treatment plan — from preserving natural tissue to restoring function and aesthetics.
At the first consultation, I honestly explain the clinical situation, the possible treatment options, and their benefits and limitations. I propose a well-founded, realistic plan that accounts for medical indications, prognosis, and the patient's circumstances — without unnecessary procedures and without compromising safety.
I treat every patient the way I'd want to be treated in other areas of life: honestly, clearly, and with respect.
IN SHORT
In short
In dentistry since
2004
Working with a microscope
Over 15 years
Main areas
General and prosthodontic dentistry, microscope-assisted endodontics, oral surgery and implantology
Education
Bohomolets National Medical University
Degree specialty
Dentistry
Specialized training
Prosthodontics
KEY AREAS
Key areas
EDUCATION
Education
My professional path began with training as a dental technician. In 2004, I graduated from Bohomolets National Medical University with a degree in Dentistry.
I completed further training and certification in Prosthodontics.
I've also studied radiological diagnostics, digital dental technologies, endodontics, and implant-supported prosthetics, and taken part in professional implantology congresses, endodontic conferences, and events held by the Ukrainian Endodontic Society.
PRINCIPLES
Principles
—Treat patients by the same standards I'd choose for myself
—Preserve as much natural tissue as possible whenever clinically feasible
—Use proven methods and modern materials
—Choose the simplest well-founded solution when it delivers a predictable result
—Honestly explain not just what treatment can achieve, but its limitations too