Fedonenko Marina Olegovna

Orthodontist. First-category physician. Key opinion leader. Lecturer and trainer for the Italian company Sia Orthodontics Manufacturer.

Key areas of practice:

treatment of TMJ dysfunctions, malpositions, and pain syndromes;
bracket systems;
clear aligners;
myofunctional trainers;
splint therapy;
articulatory speech therapy techniques;
tooth movement using micro-implants to create space for dental implants and prosthetics;
periodontal management of patients following orthodontic treatment and full-mouth prosthetics;
augmentation (contour and volume correction) of periodontal and lower-face soft tissues using hyaluronic acid fillers to improve profile aesthetics and camouflage skeletal malocclusions after orthodontic treatment;
mitigation of the adverse effects of bruxism and clenching;
rehabilitation of patients suffering from PTSD following whiplash injuries, falls from heights, or severe traffic accidents by restoring the physiological position of the mandible relative to the skeletal axis. Education:

2007–2012: Kharkiv National Medical University

Professional Development Courses:

Professional Development Courses:
• 2021: “Pre-speech Speech Therapy: Language Development, Articulation, Speech Initiation, and Rehabilitation”
• 2021: “Sensory Integration: Working with Patients with ASD, ADHD, and Other Sensory Processing Disorders”
• 2021: “Splint Therapy: Comprehensive Splint Management”
• 2020: “Myofunctional Massage in the Maxillofacial Region”
• 2019: “Working with the Gamma Facebow and Articulator”
• 2019: “Basic Concepts of Gnathology: Slavicek, Dawson, and Myofunctional Approaches”
• 2019: “Craniosacral Therapy”
• 2019: “Postural Analysis in Dental Practice”
• 2018: “TMJ Pathology”
• 2018: Gnathology School: “Functional Dentistry”
• 2018: “Restoration of Severely Damaged Teeth: Post-and-Core, Reinforcement, and Aesthetics”
• 2018: “Kinesiology and Kinesio Taping”
• 2017: Dakhno: “CBCT and MRI – Diagnostic Aspects”
• 2017: “Rehabilitation of Patients with Pathological Conditions” …tooth wear”
• 2016 “Treatment of TMJ dysfunction”