Second Opinion · US Dental Care

A second opinion.Review your treatment plan.

Before extractions, implants, restorations or a long course of orthodontic treatment, it is important to understand why a particular plan has been recommended.

A second opinion helps assess the reasoning behind a plan. It does not mean the original recommendations are necessarily wrong.

When to seek care

Before a complex or irreversible decision.

Extractions and implants

You want to check whether a tooth can be preserved and whether the proposed implant treatment is justified.

Crowns and extensive restorations

You need to understand which existing restorations require replacement and how to plan treatment for several teeth.

Long-term orthodontic treatment

Especially when the plan includes extractions, several procedures or other specialists.

Different recommendations or a difficult experience

You need an assessment of your records and options before the next stage of treatment.

A complex or costly plan

You want to understand the purpose of each procedure, treatment sequence and breakdown of costs.

What your dentist reviews

The reasoning behind the whole plan.

We consider examination findings, X-rays and reports together. Each procedure is assessed in the context of your overall clinical situation.

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Diagnosis

What evidence supports the findings.

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Clinical need

Which procedures are needed in your case.

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Priorities

What requires treatment now and what can be monitored.

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Preservation

Whether teeth or existing restorations can be retained.

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Alternatives

What other approaches may be considered.

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Treatment sequence

How stages and specialist care can be coordinated.

If the original plan is well supported, we explain why. If there is an alternative, we discuss its differences and limitations.

Your consultation

From records to clear explanations.

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01Prepare your records

Your treatment plan, X-rays, reports and questions you want to discuss.

02Attend your consultation

Your dentist reviews the information and examines your teeth. Further tests may be needed if information is missing.

03Discuss the findings

The need for procedures, alternatives, priorities and treatment sequence.

You decide where to continue treatment.

A consultation does not require you to transfer care to US Dental Care. Its purpose is to help you understand the plan and make a decision.

Clinical team

The right specialists for your needs.

Dentists from different fields may review a complex plan. The team is selected individually.

Chief Dentist

Alla Anastos

Restorative dentistry, oral surgery, implant dentistry and comprehensive planning.
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Coordinating complex treatment.

Planning restorations for several teeth and coordinating specialist care. The clinic has been in practice since 1994.

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Suren Mailyan

Restorative and general dentist

Crowns, veneers and tooth restoration options.

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Viktoria Efremova

Orthodontics · Bite and jaw function

Bite, function and coordination of the orthodontic plan.

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Ksenia Matsepuro

Endodontist

Root canal treatment and options for preserving teeth.

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Anton Fomin

Oral surgeon

Surgical indications and the surgical stage of care.

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Maxim Kharchenko

Orthodontist

Tooth position, braces and aligners.

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Alexey Zhmailo

General dentist

Tooth structure and restoration of natural teeth.

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Madina Revazova

Pediatric dentistry · General dentistry · Periodontal care

Children's dental care, general treatment and gum health.

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Kamila Almagambetova

Dental hygienist

Professional dental hygiene and home prevention.

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Related servicesConsidered separately from a dental second opinion

Ilona Dzampaeva

Candidate of Medical Sciences and plastic surgeon. Aesthetic medicine and treatment options when indicated.

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Larisa Demidovich

Reflexology practitioner. An additional service when indicated, which does not replace dental treatment.

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Alla Anastos
Restorative dentist, general dentist, oral surgeon, implant dentist and Chief Dentist
In practice since 1999
1995 Moscow Medical Stomatological Institute: dental degree with honors

1997 Moscow Medical Stomatological Institute: qualification in restorative dentistry with honors

2001 Boston University Goldman School of Dental Medicine, with honors

2005 New York University: residency in implant dentistry

Achievements and qualifications:

Continuing education in general dentistry, restorative dentistry, oral surgery and implant dentistry in Russia and the United States

Clinical manuals and guidance on implant dentistry for early-career dental surgeons


Professional memberships: ADA (American Dental Association), ADIA (American Dental Implant Association), IDIA (International Dental Implant Association), Honor Dental Society, ICOI (International Congress of Oral Implantologists)

Active dental license in Massachusetts, USA
Before treatment

Discuss your plan with a dentist.

Bring your records and questions. Our team will explain consultation and diagnostic fees when you book.

Contraindications may apply. A specialist consultation is required.

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