Dental second opinion
A careful second look before you commit
A proposed treatment plan — especially one involving implants, extractions, or major restorative work — is a big decision. A second opinion from an experienced dentist can confirm the plan, reveal alternatives, or simply give you peace of mind. Dr. Anna Royzman reviews your existing treatment plan, X-rays, and records virtually, so you can move forward with confidence.
Experience you can ask directly
Dr. Royzman has practiced dentistry since 2000 and completed advanced implant training at the Misch International Implant Institute, with the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, and at the Pikos Institute. She plans and restores complex implant, denture, and full-mouth cases in her own practice — the same cases patients most often seek a second opinion about.
How it works
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Start a secure request and describe the treatment plan you were given.
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Upload the plan itself, along with any X-rays, scans, or photos you have.
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Meet Dr. Royzman by video. She reviews your documents, examines what can be seen on camera, and answers your questions.
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You leave with an independent perspective: whether the plan sounds reasonable, what alternatives may exist, and what to ask your treating dentist.
When a second opinion helps most
You were told you need implants, extractions, or a full-mouth reconstruction.
The proposed plan feels rushed, unclear, or more extensive than expected.
You received very different recommendations from two offices.
You simply want an experienced, unhurried review before saying yes.
Good to know
A virtual second opinion is based on the documents and images you provide. It does not replace an in-person examination, and Dr. Royzman will tell you when one is needed to answer your question fully.
In pain right now? A virtual consultation can clarify the next step. Life-threatening symptoms require 911 or immediate emergency care.