Dr. Alicja Dziedzicka

Dr. Alicja Dziedzicka earned her dental degree in 1991 from the Warsaw Medical Academy. A year later she opened her own practice — it has run continuously since 1992, in the same location well known today to residents of Saska Kępa.

Since 2008, her main specialization has been root canal treatment under a dental microscope. This isn't one service among many — it's the area where she takes on cases other dentists have called too difficult: severely curved canals, teeth that failed prior treatment, situations where extraction seemed like the only remaining option.

In 2017 she completed postgraduate studies in psychosomatics at SWPS University. Four years later, in 2021, she earned a master's degree in clinical and health psychology, also from SWPS. This combination isn't incidental. Many patients arriving with chronic facial pain — pain that doesn't show up on an X-ray — or significant dental anxiety need more than technical precision alone.

She is a member of the Polish and European Societies of Endodontology, participates in international discussion groups on endodontics (Roots, Style Italiano Endodontics, Nexus), and regularly attends national and international scientific congresses — most recently the ESE Biennial Congress in Paris in 2025. She is also the author of a publication in Medical Tribune Stomatologia and has presented original research on chronic dental-origin pain disorders (PDAP) at the 9th and 10th Congress of the Polish Society of Endodontology.