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BEAUTY
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Your expert in aesthetic dentistry and dental implants
Dr. Andrey Trokhalin
More than fifty scientific papers created and published by Dr. Andrey Trokhalin
Over ten years of active and continuous practice in Russia and abroad
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No negative feedback from patients after surgery, consultations, or treatment
Over five hundred doctors trained in Dr. Trokhalin’s courses
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Successful operations of varying complexity performed annually in Russia and the UAE
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Not a single patient was turned down by Dr. Trokhalin, regardless of case complexity
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SERVICES
- Treatment of skeletal bite abnormalities – single or double-jaw osteotomy surgery to correct skeletal bite issues
- SARPE (Surgically Assisted Rapid Palatal Expansion) – widening of the upper jaw before orthodontic treatment
Orthognathic Surgery
- Single-tooth implant – restoring a missing tooth using an implant that adapts to the natural structure
- Multiple teeth implants – restoring several missing teeth with multiple implants
- Full jaw reconstruction (all-on-4, all-on-6) – complex rehabilitation, including zygomatic, transnasal, and pterygoid implants, restoring the full dental arch
Dental Implants
- Veneers – placement of thin ceramic plates on the front surface of the teeth to improve the appearance of the smile
- Crowns – replacement of the damaged part of the tooth with a ceramic crown that restores the tooth’s shape and function
Prosthetics and Aesthetic Dentistry
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Dr. Trokhalin is a recognized expert in aesthetic dentistry and dental implants in Moscow, Sochi, and Dubai.
Unique techniques, many years of successful practice, and a personalized approach to every case.
MISSION
The latest scientific advancements and technologies in dentistry are introduced to improve patients’ quality of life and create their ideal smile and overall facial harmony.
We put our heart and professionalism into every smile, turning it into a true work of art.
We pay special attention to strictly following all medical standards and protocols to ensure complete safety before, during, and after treatment.
We use both classic, time-tested techniques and the most modern, cutting-edge technologies that represent the pinnacle of dental innovation.
Our patients receive high-quality care with long-lasting results.
At the same time, our prices are 3–4 times lower than those of foreign specialists, making our services accessible to a wide range of patients.
And most importantly: Dr. Trokhalin never refuses to help — even if other specialists consider your case hopeless.
Smile Philosophy
The Classics of Health
Timeless Beauty
Real Patient Journeys
Dr. Trokhalin is known not only as a successful practicing surgeon but also as an active member of the scientific community.
He shares his knowledge and expertise at professional forums from Dubai to Singapore, contributing to the advancement of dental science.
His innovative work in angular implantation and rehabilitation of patients with oncological conditions has earned recognition from colleagues around the world.
He shares his knowledge and expertise at professional forums from Dubai to Singapore, contributing to the advancement of dental science.
His innovative work in angular implantation and rehabilitation of patients with oncological conditions has earned recognition from colleagues around the world.
Dr. Trokhalin is deeply involved in scientific and academic research.
He regularly presents at dental congresses and forums in Russia and abroad — from Dubai to Singapore.
He is the author of a patent and more than 50 scientific papers.
He regularly presents at dental congresses and forums in Russia and abroad — from Dubai to Singapore.
He is the author of a patent and more than 50 scientific papers.
International Experience
Scientific Work
For Doctors
Co-organizer and co-author of one of the largest cadaver courses in Russia, covering angular, zygomatic, transnasal, and pterygoid implantation.
He teaches dental implantology to residents and advanced training doctors.
He teaches dental implantology to residents and advanced training doctors.
Teaching
Dr. Trokhalin’s Blog
FAQ
An implant is a medical device or an artificial body part, usually made from biocompatible materials such as titanium, used to restore or replace a natural anatomical structure in the body.
In dentistry, one of the most common types of implants is the dental implant, which is used to replace missing teeth.
A dental implant is a small metal post, typically made of titanium, that is surgically placed into the jawbone or upper jaw. This implant acts as an artificial tooth root. Once healing is complete, a crown (the prosthetic tooth) is attached to the implant, allowing the missing tooth to be restored and normal chewing function to be regained.
Dental implants are highly durable and biocompatible, which allows them to successfully integrate with the surrounding bone. They are an effective solution for replacing missing teeth and maintaining a healthy smile.
In dentistry, one of the most common types of implants is the dental implant, which is used to replace missing teeth.
A dental implant is a small metal post, typically made of titanium, that is surgically placed into the jawbone or upper jaw. This implant acts as an artificial tooth root. Once healing is complete, a crown (the prosthetic tooth) is attached to the implant, allowing the missing tooth to be restored and normal chewing function to be regained.
Dental implants are highly durable and biocompatible, which allows them to successfully integrate with the surrounding bone. They are an effective solution for replacing missing teeth and maintaining a healthy smile.
This is an implant technique in which 4 implants are placed to restore all missing teeth in the upper or lower jaw using fixed (non-removable) prosthetics.
The All-on-4 method is recommended for patients who wear removable dentures or those whose teeth need to be extracted due to conditions such as periodontitis or severe tooth damage.
The All-on-4 method is recommended for patients who wear removable dentures or those whose teeth need to be extracted due to conditions such as periodontitis or severe tooth damage.
The downside of the All-on-4 method: the dental arch consists of a maximum of 10–12 teeth (while a full arch normally has 14 teeth). Adding more teeth isn’t technically possible.
The last 1–2 teeth often act as a cantilever — unsupported by implants — which increases the risk of fractures, whether in the implant, the prosthesis, or the abutment.
The last 1–2 teeth often act as a cantilever — unsupported by implants — which increases the risk of fractures, whether in the implant, the prosthesis, or the abutment.
Prosthetics after total tooth loss or in cases of moderate to severe periodontal disease come with specific challenges.
One of them is atrophy of the alveolar ridge, sometimes to the point of complete loss.
Restoring lost bone volume is possible, but may involve excessive invasiveness and complication risks.
Moreover, bone grafts cannot withstand pressure, making temporary prosthetics during healing difficult.
In such cases, angular implantation with artificial gum is often the best solution.
Do we always use artificial gum?
No. If the patient has healthy gums or only mild periodontal issues and preserved roots, we create prosthetics without artificial gum — because vertical bone loss isn’t present.
One of them is atrophy of the alveolar ridge, sometimes to the point of complete loss.
Restoring lost bone volume is possible, but may involve excessive invasiveness and complication risks.
Moreover, bone grafts cannot withstand pressure, making temporary prosthetics during healing difficult.
In such cases, angular implantation with artificial gum is often the best solution.
Do we always use artificial gum?
No. If the patient has healthy gums or only mild periodontal issues and preserved roots, we create prosthetics without artificial gum — because vertical bone loss isn’t present.
These are long implants placed in dense bone areas that resist atrophy.
They anchor in the zygomatic bone, nasal buttress, or pterygoid plate, which are strong parts of the skull that support upper jaw function.
They’re used in cases of severe bone atrophy, where conventional implants won’t hold.
Instead of complex bone grafting (e.g. sinus lifting), these implants provide less invasive and faster solutions, especially in fully edentulous jaws.
Dr. Trokhalin’s team prefers the Graftless concept — placing implants where dense bone still remains, without full reconstruction of the alveolar ridge.
Risk of complications from these implants is 4–6%, lower than the 20–25% reported for bone reconstruction.
Literature sometimes reports up to 10% complications. The key: less risk, faster results.
They anchor in the zygomatic bone, nasal buttress, or pterygoid plate, which are strong parts of the skull that support upper jaw function.
They’re used in cases of severe bone atrophy, where conventional implants won’t hold.
Instead of complex bone grafting (e.g. sinus lifting), these implants provide less invasive and faster solutions, especially in fully edentulous jaws.
Dr. Trokhalin’s team prefers the Graftless concept — placing implants where dense bone still remains, without full reconstruction of the alveolar ridge.
Risk of complications from these implants is 4–6%, lower than the 20–25% reported for bone reconstruction.
Literature sometimes reports up to 10% complications. The key: less risk, faster results.
Partial tooth loss (2–4 teeth): sinus lifting is preferred.
Total tooth loss with severe atrophy or failed sinus lift in the past: zygomatic implantation or angular technique may be the better choice.
Total tooth loss with severe atrophy or failed sinus lift in the past: zygomatic implantation or angular technique may be the better choice.
Zygomatic implants may fail to integrate — the risk is 4–5%, similar to standard implants.
There’s also a risk of sinusitis, especially in patients with chronic sinus issues.
With proper planning, most complications can be avoided.
Dr. Trokhalin’s team specializes in handling high-risk cases and minimizing these outcomes.
There’s also a risk of sinusitis, especially in patients with chronic sinus issues.
With proper planning, most complications can be avoided.
Dr. Trokhalin’s team specializes in handling high-risk cases and minimizing these outcomes.
• Bone grafting restores lost bone volume.
• Soft tissue grafting restores gum thickness.
Tooth sockets can lose up to 30% of volume within 6–12 months.
Without load (like from an implant), the gums and bone shrink further — both require restoration.
If soft tissue is lacking, it leads to:
• food trapping around the implant,
• poor hygiene,
• bone loss around the implant neck,
• and shortened implant lifespan.
• Soft tissue grafting restores gum thickness.
Tooth sockets can lose up to 30% of volume within 6–12 months.
Without load (like from an implant), the gums and bone shrink further — both require restoration.
If soft tissue is lacking, it leads to:
• food trapping around the implant,
• poor hygiene,
• bone loss around the implant neck,
• and shortened implant lifespan.
Moscow
Outpatient Appointments
Stimul Clinic
121552, Moscow, Yartsevskaya St., 28
Inpatient Care
Ilyinskaya Hospital
143421, Moscow Region, Krasnogorsk Urban District,
Glukhovo village, Rublyovskoye Predmestye St., 2, Building 2
Sochi
(Zygomatic implants, full rehabilitation of upper and lower jaw, orthognathic surgery)
Gur.U Clinic
354000, Sochi, Yunykh Lenintsev St., 1
Outpatient Appointments
Stimul Clinic
121552, Moscow, Yartsevskaya St., 28
Inpatient Care
Ilyinskaya Hospital
143421, Moscow Region, Krasnogorsk Urban District,
Glukhovo village, Rublyovskoye Predmestye St., 2, Building 2
Sochi
(Zygomatic implants, full rehabilitation of upper and lower jaw, orthognathic surgery)
Gur.U Clinic
354000, Sochi, Yunykh Lenintsev St., 1
