I graduated from the
Pavlov Medical University in St. Petersburg, Russia in 2008 with a diploma in dentistry.
Why dentistry? I want to make people happy and be a part of the reason for somebody's smile.
I am
fascinated by holistic health, well-being, and how our teeth, jaws, tongue, and fascial muscles are connected to our whole body. I dedicate myself to
continually researching and deeply investigating craniofacial development, airway and breathing dysfunctions, and how they connected with our internal state, emotions, and overall health.
As a child, I was influenced by time I spent in hospital seeing different doctors, who treated me for injuries I got during an accident, and were supportive, positive, and friendly. I decided then that I wanted to become a doctor, who treats people with compassion and empathy, delivers comprehensive care and makes a lasting impact, and I made this goal come true.
I practiced dentistry until I moved to Israel, and then to Canada, where I got my diploma in Dental Hygiene in Quebec, in 2015. I developed a strong foundation in patient education and am very passionate about it. I actively engage in continued education in the field I love the most.
My knowledge is not only in the dental area but also in other subjects, that work perfectly in combination to have a
positive impact on the whole body and make a difference in patients' lives. I treat children because prevention is better than cure; we want to catch any issues early.
I'm a mother of 3 beautiful children. With the collaboration of the Universal Laws, I am able to maintain a solid, loving balance between work and family. I'm grateful and feel blessed that I can help people and serve them using my knowledge and experience, and
I look forward to serving every child that comes to my practice.