Croisillons à Medina Dental Clinic

Medina Dental Clinic is a private dental center in Kyiv, Ukraine, founded in 2000.

Clinic profile and patient volume

The clinic has 15 dentists and treats around 3,000 patients each year. It focuses on adult dentistry and draws patients from these regions:

• Europe
• Arab League States
• The United States

Medina is a single-specialty dental center.

Dental specialties and treatment

Orthodontics

Orthodontic options include Invisalign clear aligners and Incognito lingual braces. Incognito braces are fitted to the lingual surfaces of the teeth. Patients switch to new Invisalign trays every two weeks. Orthodontic treatment aims to support functional rehabilitation and proper oral hygiene.

Implant dentistry

The clinic uses Ankylos and K3Pro implant systems. Implants replace missing tooth roots, and implant-supported restorations can restore chewing function.

If the upper jaw lacks bone, the clinic may perform a sinus lift before placing an implant.

Restorative dentistry

Restorations include zirconia-based ceramics, which can closely resemble natural teeth. The clinic produces them with computer-controlled equipment.

The clinic also assesses occlusion, the interaction of the teeth, chewing muscles, and jaw joints.

Therapeutic and periodontal care

Therapeutic dentistry covers prevention, cavities, non-carious tooth conditions, and problems with the soft lining of the mouth.

Vector therapy cleans root surfaces and gum pockets while preserving the integrity of the tooth root.

Diagnostic and treatment technology

• Gendex 3D cone-beam CT provides three-dimensional imaging for implant, endodontic, orthodontic, and surgical planning.
• T-Scan assesses tooth contacts, including their force and sequence, and the distribution of load during jaw movement.
• The Amann Girrbach articulator and facebow are used for articulation diagnostics related to jaw movement and bite alignment.
• An intraoral scanner creates three-dimensional tooth models. Scans are saved in electronic patient records.
• Intraoral cameras magnify affected areas and allow patients to view the dentist’s work.
• The CompuDent STA system uses a microprocessor to control anesthetic flow and dynamic pressure monitoring.