Patient friendly, professional in action

I was interested in dentistry already in high school. I even studied it half a year longer because of my continuing education at a university in the Netherlands through the Erasmus program. Then I became convinced that we shouldn’t have any complexes, and we can be proud of the level of dentistry in our country.

I did my internship at Vinci Clinic among doctors and specialists who are passionate about their work. It was extremely intense, but at the same time interesting and valuable in terms of a holistic view for the patient. Moreover, I acquired good habits of comprehensive treatment, which is extremely significant to a young doctor. To meet the challenges and match the best, I spent hundreds of hours in training and post-graduate studies at home and abroad. Among other things, I completed a one-year course at Dawson Academy (USA) and studied in Luxembourg (University for Digital Technologies in Medicine and Dentistry) where I obtained the title of Master of Science in Periodontology and Implantology. The knowledge and skills gained there allow me to solve complex problems and treat dysfunctions of our patients’ masticatory organ in a comprehensive manner.

My adventure with dentistry began when I started my studies at the Medical University of Lodz in 2008. Five years later – already a dentist – I would discover more and more aspects of dentistry with each new patient. I need to admit that dentistry wasn’t my “love at first sight”. However, the more I got to know it, the more I appreciated the possibilities it can offer patients, combined with modern technology.

From the very beginning, I was fortunate to work with passionate people in my profession and this is how my love and passion for dentistry also started to mature. To meet the challenges and match the best, I spent hundreds of hours in training and post-graduate studies at home and abroad (among others Dawson Academy, USA). Thanks to the experience gained at our clinic and meeting with the visionaries of dentistry around the world, I’m guided by a holistic approach to the patient in my work today. Therefore, all my prosthetic reconstructions, including overlays, inlays, onlays, veneers, always respect the rules of occlusion and ensure the proper function of the entire masticatory organ. When planning comprehensive treatment, we often make therapeutic decisions as a team. The Invisalign system, which I discovered a few years ago, complemented my knowledge and allowed me to take even more care of the patient’s beautiful smile but – to an equally large extent – of the optimal function of the stomatognathic system. Owing to Invisalign technology, exceptionally good treatment results give my patients and me personally great satisfaction.

A long-time employee of the Medical University of Warsaw – currently an Adjunct Professor at the Department of Propaedeutics and Dental Prophylaxis. As the Guest Faculty of Oral Implants, he is also associated with the Australasian College of Dental Practitioners in Sydney, Australia. Participant of foreign internships at universities: University Santiago de Compostela in Spain and Semmelweis in Budapest, Hungary. In 2022, as part of the NAWA scholarship, he participated in a research at The University of Melbourne, Australia and was appointed as a Honorary Staff Member at Periodontics in the Melbourne Dental School.
He actively cooperates scientifically with centres from Australia, Italy, Israel, South Korea and the USA. Member of the Board of the Digital Section of the Journal of Dentistry and the Polish edition of Implants, International Magazine of Oral Implantology. Reviewer in journals such as Journal of Dentistry, Journal of Oral Implantology, International Journal of Computerized Dentistry, Journal of Clinical Medicine. He is an active member of the Digital Dentistry Society (DDS) and the European Association for Osseointegration (EAO) and AIC Europe.
In 2018, he defended his doctorate in medical sciences with honours. Manager of two scientific grants of the Medical University of Warsaw and a scholarship of the Marshal of the Mazowieckie Voivodeship for doctoral students. Author of 40 scientific publications.
Key Opinion Leader AIC Europe and 3DII. International lecturer for companies such as Osstem and Ultradent.

Clinically, he deals with minimally invasive implantology and oral surgery.

I finished my studies at the Faculty of Medicine of the Jagiellonian University Medical College in 2013 and left – as it later turned out – my native Krakow for good. I did my postgraduate internship at the Institute of Dentistry of the Medical University of Lodz. During this period, I learned to use a microscope and never wanted to part with it again (as well as with Lodz).

In my practice, I make every effort possible to defer the need for tooth extraction, namely I specialize in endodontic treatment. It is more commonly known as root canal treatment. You can call it a second chance for the root structure – life after life. A tooth after root canal treatment and proper restoration is given another opportunity to serve for many years. I specialize in difficult cases, including endodontic re-treatment (re-endo), removal of broken instruments, and closure of perforations. The use of a microscope in everyday work allows me to see key details invisible to the naked eye in a treatment field of a few millimeters. In my daily practice, I’m guided by the principles of comprehensive dentistry, focusing on the individual needs of each patient. I believe in minimally invasive treatment and evidence-based dentistry (EBD). I’ve been a founding member of the STEM Microscopic Endodontics Association since 2019. I constantly improve my qualifications by actively participating and exchanging experiences at scientific conferences in the field of endodontics.

Even in high school, I wanted my profession to involve helping others, so my choice was simple: Medical University of Lodz. As a student of dentistry, I volunteered in many actions and campaigns (e.g. preventive examinations in children’s homes).

I continued my education during a postgraduate internship under the supervision of doctor Tomasz Maria Kercz, where I had the opportunity to thoroughly examine patients and practice holistic approach to treatment, which – in my opinion – is the best choice taking the patient’s well-being into consideration. I’m extremely pleased to be part of the Vinci Clinic team, where we can complement each other’s competences, inspire one another and make therapeutic decisions together. I use my so-called free time to participate in various courses (including Master Level) taking place both domestically and abroad. Discovering the secrets of comprehensive dentistry motivates me to continually improve my professional skills. The biggest reward for my work is the smile and satisfaction of the patient – it gives me a lot of energy to continue.

I devoted my youth to playing competitive sports and – as a member of the national team in weightlifting – I was a multiple medalist at Polish championships. Professional sports are not always good for your health, and that’s what happened in my case. I stopped being a weightlifter and started my education in physiotherapy and rehabilitation to help people who are in a similar situation as me (I have supervised and taken care of many outstanding athletes so far).

I have participated in numerous courses in manual therapy, soft tissue therapy, acupuncture, needle therapy and osteopathic medicine, instrument therapy, craniosacral therapy and visceral manipulation. I’m a member of the Polish Society of Manual Holistic Therapy. I usually deal with patients with pain and suffering from functional disorders as well as psychosomatic disorders. Inspired by doctor Tomasz Maria Kercz and the problem of increasingly common craniomandibular and spinal dysfunctions, I have been working at Vinci Clinic for several years now, where we solve our patients’ problems together as a team. I’m an enthusiast and popularizer of active and healthy lifestyle.