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Roman Kotsyna
Oral surgeon with over 20 years of professional experience. Specializes in surgical tooth extraction of any complexity, dental implant placement and hard and soft tissue grafting procedures.
NUMBER OF PROCEDURES PERFORMED
21,000+
treated teeth
- 9,000+ teeth extracted
- 4,500+ implants placed
- 1,000+ bone grafting procedures
- 20+ years of experience
Professional experience
20+ - years of overall professional experience
2003 - dentistry diploma, Kharkiv State Medical University
2005–2012 - dentist at the pediatric maxillofacial surgery department of the Regional Children's Clinical Hospital in Kharkiv
2020 - specialization in “Healthcare organization and management”
Head of the surgical department and acting chief physician of a clinic in Dnipro
WHEN SHOULD YOU SEE THIS DOCTOR?
Complex cases of tooth decay
Complex and neglected cases of tooth decay treated with surgical precision under a dental microscope.
- Tooth extraction
- Wisdom tooth removal
- Dental implants
- Bone grafting for implants
- Frenectomy
- Root-end resection
- Gum recession
Qualification
Education
Kharkiv State Medical University — dentistry diploma, 2003. Internship in oral surgery.
Association Member
Association of Implantologists of Ukraine - Professional membership
Practice in countries
Ukraine, Poland
COURSES AND QUALIFICATIONS
Continuous development and certified training led by leading European and global specialists.
2014 “Soft tissue management” Dr Giovanni Zucchelli
2018 “Hard and soft tissue surgery” Dr Istvan Urban
2020 Oral surgery training Dr Markus Hürzeler
2021 Oral surgery training Dr Luca de Stavola
YOUR JOURNEY TO A FLAWLESS SMILE BEGINS AT MISTODENT
About me
I am an oral surgeon with over 20 years of professional experience. I received my dentistry diploma in 2003 from Kharkiv State Medical University, and straight after graduation I completed an internship in oral surgery, which set the direction for my entire career.
I gained my first professional experience where surgery can be most demanding — at the pediatric maxillofacial surgery department of the Regional Children's Clinical Hospital in Kharkiv, where I worked from 2005 to 2012. Working with the youngest patients in complex cases taught me the precision and patience that stay with me in every procedure to this day.
Later I worked at leading private clinics in Kharkiv and Dnipro, performing surgical treatment and complex dental procedures. In 2020 I obtained a specialization in healthcare organization and management, which allowed me to become head of the surgical department and acting chief physician of a clinic in Dnipro — an experience that taught me to look at patient treatment not only from the perspective of a single procedure, but of the entire care process.
I continuously improve my qualifications by attending international courses led by renowned specialists — I studied soft tissue management with Dr Giovanni Zucchelli (2014), hard and soft tissue surgery with Dr Istvan Urban (2018), and took part in oral surgery training led by Dr Markus Hürzeler.
In my work, patient safety and a predictable outcome come first — even in the most complex cases, such as impacted wisdom teeth or bone grafting for implants. I aim to perform every surgical procedure as minimally invasively as possible, with a quick and comfortable recovery for the patient in mind.
I speak:
Polish, Ukrainian and Russian.
Frequently asked questions
Does removing an impacted wisdom tooth always require surgery?
In most cases yes — the tooth is hidden in the bone or gum, so a procedure is required. But don't worry, it's done under anaesthesia, so the patient doesn't feel anything.
Can an implant be placed right after tooth extraction?
Yes, if the bone around the socket is healthy and there's no inflammation — then I place the implant straight away, during the same visit. If there's inflammation or not enough bone, the socket has to heal first, and I place the implant later.
How long does healing take after bone grafting for an implant?
It's a longer process — usually 4 to 6 months before the bone is stable enough. Then the implant itself needs a few more months for osseointegration, and only then do I place the crown. I know it sounds long, but this time really determines how lasting the result will be.
Is a frenectomy in a child painful?
No, I do it under local anaesthesia or with a laser. At most the child will feel mild discomfort for a day or two.
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