Moscow, Olympiyskiy prospect 16 bld.5, Olimpic Hall Business Center
American clinical school. Dental care in English. In Moscow.
Discuss your diagnosis, treatment options and next steps directly with the clinical team.
Dental care should feel clear — even when Moscow is not home.
Understand not only what is being recommended, but why.
It means making the clinical logic clear: what we see, what the options are, which treatment is recommended and what happens next.
Diagnosis, treatment options and next steps can be discussed with the clinical team without relying on an informal translation.
When several specialties are involved, treatment remains coordinated around the same clinical task rather than becoming a series of disconnected procedures.
Previous treatment, imaging and clinical history from another country can become part of understanding the current situation and planning the next step.
Trusted within Moscow’s international community.
Experience working with members of the diplomatic and international community.
Long-standing engagement with Moscow’s international business environment.
Community interaction with international families living in Moscow.
Experience with international school communities, families and preventive initiatives.
“American” is not a style. It is where our clinical approach began.
Boston University Goldman School of Dental Medicine · New York University · Massachusetts dental license
Treatment begins before the procedure starts.
Only then does an individual procedure become part of the treatment plan.
Clinical examination and diagnostic data define the actual problem before treatment is selected.
Treatment is planned as a sequence rather than a collection of isolated procedures.
Different specialties can become part of one coordinated clinical plan.
The goal is not simply to complete a procedure, but to understand how the treatment functions.
She also holds an active dental license in Massachusetts, USA.
The right treatment starts with understanding the clinical problem.
See more before deciding what to treat.
Clinical examination and digital diagnostics help the doctor understand the condition of teeth, bite, bone and surrounding structures before a treatment route is selected.
Preserve your own tooth.
Primary root canal treatment and retreatment, microscopic visualization and evaluation of whether a compromised tooth can be predictably preserved.
Hygiene & Prevention
Professional hygiene, preventive care and regular monitoring help maintain oral health and reduce the risk of more complex treatment later.
Replace what has been lost — as part of the final restorative plan.
Implant dentistry and oral surgery are planned around the final function, position and restoration of the tooth — not as isolated surgical procedures.
Restore strength, function and form.
Crowns, ceramic restorations and complex rehabilitation are planned to restore not only the appearance of a tooth, but the way it functions.
Alignment and bite correction.
Orthodontic treatment for adults and children using braces and aligner systems according to the clinical situation.
Gnathology
Functional diagnostics of the bite, jaw joints and masticatory muscles — particularly important in complex rehabilitation and cases involving tooth wear or discomfort.
Dental care for children and families.
Prevention, treatment and age-appropriate dental care with attention to creating a calm and understandable experience for the child.
Improve the smile without separating aesthetics from health.
Veneers, ceramic restorations and aesthetic planning are considered after the biological and functional foundation has been assessed.
Discuss your treatment with the doctors responsible for it.
Prosthodontics · Implant Dentistry · Restorative Dentistry
Prosthodontics · Restorative Dentistry
Endodontic treatment and complex root canal therapy
Surgical dentistry
Orthodontic treatment and bite correction
Orthodontic treatment and functional diagnostics
Pediatric Dentistry · Restorative Dentistry · Periodontology
The clinical plan comes first. The practical side should remain clear.
Treatment planning first. Insurance coordination around it.
The clinical recommendation should remain based on the patient’s needs, while administrative requirements are clarified separately.
Dental care can also be organized around a company’s health program.
The format can be adapted to the company’s structure, employee needs and preventive priorities.
Technology matters when it improves the clinical decision.
See more. Measure more precisely. Plan with greater control.
More technology does not automatically mean better dentistry. Better information can mean a better clinical decision.
CBCT can provide detailed information about bone, roots and surrounding anatomical structures when clinically indicated.
Intraoral scanning can support diagnostics, treatment planning and digital restorative or orthodontic workflows.
Digital restorative workflows can improve communication between diagnosis, design and clinical execution.
Magnification is especially valuable in procedures such as endodontic treatment, where visibility and precision can materially influence the clinical process.
One clinic for the dental needs of the whole family.
Prevention, treatment, orthodontics and restorative care within one coordinated clinic.
Dental care that can grow with your family.
Different needs — one clinical environment.
Prevention, treatment and an age-appropriate approach to dental care.
Bite and tooth alignment can be monitored as the child grows.
Prevention, restorative treatment, endodontics, prosthodontics and implant dentistry.
Treatment and next steps can be discussed directly with the clinical team in English.
Sometimes dental care can come to your community.
Schools · offices · community events · corporate health programs
Dental health can become part of your organization’s health program.
The format can support preventive initiatives, screenings, educational activities and community health events.
Preventive activities and educational formats for students, parents and school communities.
Dental prevention can become part of a broader employee health initiative.
Mobile formats for international, diplomatic and community events.
Oral-health education can be integrated with screening and preventive activities.
Global dental practice. Available in Moscow.
The world of dentistry continues to change. Our clinical standard has to change with it.
It is a system: professional education, diagnostics, original clinical systems, technologies, treatment planning and specialists who can work together.
Our task is to preserve access to that system in Moscow — even when the market around it becomes more limited.
A clinical culture built around diagnosis, planning and responsibility for the whole treatment route.
Doctors continue professional development and maintain contact with contemporary clinical practice.
Treatment is built around clinically compatible systems, not isolated substitutions wherever this can be maintained.
Imaging, scanning, magnification and digital workflows support clinical precision.
Diagnostics · specialists · technology · materials · treatment planning · follow-up
Your first visit should give you clarity — not more questions.
Tell us what concerns you. We will help determine where the treatment should begin.
The purpose of the first visit is not to sell a procedure. It is to understand the problem and establish the next step.
A clear route from the first conversation to the treatment plan.
The scope of diagnostics is determined according to the individual clinical situation.
Dental care in Moscow should still feel clear when Moscow is not home.
Start with a conversation in English.
Describe your concern,
send us previous dental records
if you have them,
or simply tell us
that you would like
a comprehensive assessment.
Our team will help determine
which doctor should be first
in your clinical route.
Send us the name of your program when you contact the clinic. Our team can help clarify what documentation may be required.
2 floor (Business Center «Olympic Hall»)
metro stations - Prospect Mira and Dostoevskaya.
Monday - Friday: 8:00 — 20:00
Saturday - Sunday: 9:00 — 18:00
