Doctors Dental implants Kharkiv

Dentist - orthodontist of the highest category, Ph.D., assistant professor of the department of orthopedic dentistry and orthodontics for adults of KMAPO.

When I graduated from high school, I didn't know exactly what I wanted to be. I couldn't decide on a profession for a long time, because I was struggling with two desires. Since childhood, I dreamed of becoming a surgeon, this profession thrilled me. But with this desire struggled my creative side - love to drawing, modeling and other handicrafts. And this led me to thoughts of a more "feminine" profession - a designer, for example. But I was convinced that in medicine there is a place both for creativity and beauty. And surgeons of all specialties aroused in me admiration and awe.

Since childhood I dreamed of becoming a doctor, but I didn't know exactly what kind of doctor I wanted to be. Pchelnik Larisa Viktorovna helped me to make my choice. I entered the Faculty of Dentistry at Kharkiv National Medical University, which I graduated from in 2011.

Every child thinks about what he will be when he grows up, and I am no exception. Young children often choose attractive professions, such as: astronaut, singer, artist, doctor, teacher. Growing up, we understand how important it is to choose a profession that corresponds to your inner world.

Mikhail Vyacheslavovich Rybakov was educated at Kharkov Medical State University. He has been working as a dentist for more than 10 years.

Graduated from Kharkov National Medical University, specialized in general dentistry and orthodontics.

• Kharkov Medical State University
• Work experience as a dentist more than 20 years.

Marina Sergeevna Bondarenko is an orthodontist at the Center of Digital Orthodontics "MistoDent. She is a volunteer dentist of the TriZub Dental all-Ukrainian project.

I was born in a family of entrepreneurs, where I encountered medicine only as a patient. Since childhood I was attracted to beauty and everything associated with it, so little Alena Stolyar wanted to be a fashion designer, artist, designer, in a word, someone who creates beauty.

When at school we began studying biology, I realized that it was my favorite subject. Human anatomy became my particular passion. When my girlfriends bought fancy magazines, I bought an encyclopedia of anatomy, although I also bought fancy magazines, because my love for beauty has not gone anywhere.

I was born into a family of dentists. Maybe that's why I knew exactly what profession to choose. I remember my parents coming home from work, discussing their day, complex and interesting cases, consulting with each other, what would be the right decision. My dad told me that I was actively involved in the work of the dentist from the womb, because my mother worked while she was pregnant. Some of my favorite questions to my mom, down the road from school, were about dentistry. "What is pulpitis? How is " pulpitis" different from "periodontitis"? And how should it be treated?" And my mother, always told me: symptoms, treatment tactics, gave vivid and clear examples. I listened to her with great interest and enthusiasm.

I have never had the question of choosing a profession. When my parents and everyone around me is a dentist, the choice becomes obvious. So when I was asked where I would apply, I answered boldly - to medical school as a dentist. At that time it seemed to me that the guaranteed employment is the main advantage of a medical dynasty. Now, after working at Elite Denta dentistry for 8 years, taking part in interviews and reading resumes, I understand that the main thing in our profession is honesty and enthusiasm. My parents guided me and gave me the opportunity to learn from the meters of modern dentistry, which, in turn, ignited my interest or even passion for the profession. By attending various courses, from the very first days of training, I understood what I had to strive for. And in our dentistry I saw the implementation of the world's dental work in practice. Working in my second year with the dental laboratory, I was fascinated by the rather boring steps of making dentures. A little later, I enthusiastically discussed with my instructor the nuances of fabricating metal-free restorations, which were rare at the time. Thanks to the fact that my mentors were the people closest to me, I early began to put the knowledge I had gained into practice.

• D candidate of medical sciences, assistant of orthopedic stomatology department of Kharkov National Medical University.
• Has been working as a dentist for 23 years (since 1997).
• Specialization: orthopedic dentistry (prosthodontics), surgical dentistry (tooth extraction, extraction of difficult teeth, implants).
• Main areas of organizational work: creation of highly professional team of specialists to solve the most complex problems and coordination of activities.

Anna Romanovna Glushchenko is an orthodontist at MistoDent Digital Orthodontics Center. She is a volunteer dentist of the TriZub Dental all-Ukrainian project.

Dentist-surgeon-implantologist. Dentist of the first category, work experience of more than 20 years.

My name is Karina Yurievna - and it still cuts off my ears to hear her call me an adult. As a child I was not afraid of dentists, because how could I be afraid of my mother? I remember well when I hugged her in the evening after work, breathing in the smell of eugenol oil, so frightening to many people, but so familiar to me. And no one went to pull teeth. As soon as some tooth began to wobble - by the end of the next cartoon I would send it with my own efforts to the jar to its fellows...So, when I became a little older, I knew that I would be a dentist. It was simple and obvious to me.

Hello, my name is Shevtsov Alexander Alexandrovich! I want to tell my story about who I am and why I am here, what I strive for and why I chose this particular profession.

I am a happy man! Because I have been practicing dentistry for 30 years, and I am still in love with my profession! A couple of years ago, my youngest son asked me the question, "How do you not get bored all your life treating teeth?" I couldn't answer that question right away and wondered, really, why?

"If you do something the way you did it 10 years ago, then you're doing it wrong..."

Trained:

• The Geneva Smile Center (Geneve, Switzerland);
• International Dental Studies (Telaviv, Israel).
   
• Member of the ADA (American Dental Association);
• Member of the Dental Association of Ukraine;
• Member of the Association of Privately Practicing Dentists of Ukraine;
• Has been a dentist since 2003;

Specializes in aesthetic dentistry, endodontics and pediatric dentistry.