Dental surgery at DentClinic

The procedures we perform

Tooth extraction

Simple (loose or destroyed teeth) and complex (impacted or dystopic — for example, wisdom teeth). We use atraumatic techniques: gentle removal, preserving bone for future implant placement.

Wisdom tooth extraction

Wisdom teeth often erupt incorrectly: they push against neighbouring teeth, cause pain, inflammation and decay of the second molar. Their extraction is a routine procedure that takes 20–40 minutes.

Bone grafting and sinus lift

If the bone has thinned after a long absence of a tooth, we augment it before implant placement. This allows the implant to be placed reliably even in complex cases.

Periodontal surgery

Treatment of periodontitis: flap surgery, curettage, gum grafting. We save teeth where others say "extract".

Removal of cysts and granulomas

Cystectomy, root tip resection — these allow us to save a tooth that would otherwise have to be extracted.

Important All of our surgeries are performed under local anesthesia, with the option of sedation (light medicated sleep) for anxious patients.

How surgery is performed

  1. Diagnosis. Examination + 3D CT scan. We assess the position of roots, nerves and the maxillary sinuses.
  2. Plan and preparation. If needed — antibiotics 1–2 days before. We answer all questions about the procedure.
  3. Anesthesia. Modern local anesthesia — the patient feels no pain. Sedation available on request.
  4. The surgery itself. 20–60 minutes depending on complexity.
  5. Aftercare and instructions. Detailed care instructions, 24/7 contact with the doctor after surgery.
  6. Follow-up visit. After 5–7 days — suture removal, evaluation of healing.

Surgery pricing

ServicePrice
Surgical consultationFree
3D CT scan500 MDL
Simple extractionfrom 800 MDL
Complex extractionfrom 1,500 MDL
Wisdom tooth extractionfrom 2,200 MDL
Impacted tooth extractionfrom 3,500 MDL
Bone graftingfrom 4,500 MDL
Sinus lift (open)from 6,800 MDL
Apical resectionfrom 3,200 MDL
Frenectomyfrom 1,500 MDL

When surgery is indicated

  • The tooth is destroyed and cannot be restored
  • Pain or inflammation around a wisdom tooth
  • Preparation for implant placement (bone grafting)
  • Cysts, granulomas or other lesions
  • Orthodontic indications (extraction before braces)

Frequently asked questions

Is it painful?
The surgery itself — no, thanks to modern anesthesia. Mild discomfort is possible for the first 1–2 days, relieved by regular painkillers. If pain is severe — that's a signal to contact the doctor.
What can't I do after extraction?
For the first 2 hours — no eating or drinking. For the first 2 days — no smoking, no alcohol, no rinsing your mouth, no warming the socket, avoid heavy exertion and saunas. You'll receive a detailed memo.
How long does it take to heal?
The socket after a simple extraction closes in 7–10 days; full bone healing — 3–6 months. After bone grafting — 4–6 months before implant placement.
Can multiple teeth be removed at once?
Yes, but no more than 4 in a single visit, and preferably on the same side of the jaw so the patient can eat normally during healing. Details discussed at the consultation.
What about the empty space after extraction?
After 2–3 months, once the bone has healed, we recommend implant placement. It's the best option to prevent neighbouring teeth from shifting. Details — in the implants section.