Oral surgery
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If you notice irregular growth of a wisdom tooth, a severely damaged tooth or a developing infection, you should contact an oral surgeon as soon as possible.
Oral surgery covers a very wide range of dental procedures: from tooth extraction to dental implants, gum grafts or jaw reconstruction.
When is oral surgery necessary?
Oral surgery is performed when a severely damaged tooth, an irregularly erupting or an impacted wisdom tooth has to be removed.
An oral surgeon also deals with dental implants, soft tissue or bone reconstructive procedures such as tongue or lip flap surgery, removal of cysts, exostoses, small salivary glands, sinus lifts, bone augmentation surgery and more.
Why choose Madentis clinic for oral surgery?
A professional and attentive oral surgeon at our clinic will explain in detail what is going to happen during the procedure and will make sure that you feel as calm and comfortable as possible, and that the procedure goes smoothly and quickly.
What happens if I don’t visit an oral surgeon in time?
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An infection that starts in mouth can be spread throughout the body by blood and cause inflammation in kidneys, heart and lungs.
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Delaying surgical treatment can lead to pain, bad breath and changes in the appearance of the teeth and mouth.
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The loss of teeth and failure to restore them in time can lead to damage to the jawbone and to facial changes.
TESTIMONIALS FROM OUR PATIENTS:
Pricelist
Oral surgery
| Service | Price, € |
| Oral surgery consultation | 39 |
| Tooth extraction | 59-79 |
| Removal of a loose tooth | 39 |
| Complex removal of a permanent or wisdom tooth | 99 |
| Extraction of an impacted wisdom tooth | 119-149 |
| Exposure of an unerupted tooth | 149-249 |
| Removal of a deciduous tooth | 19-39 |
| Removal of an implant | 159 |
| Placement of a fistula (after tooth extraction) into the sinus | 89 |
| Clinical crown lengthening | 129 |
| Cystectomy from the bone (without root resection) | 99-199 |
| Cystectomy with root resection and retrograde filling (1 tooth) | 299 |
| Removal of small exostoses | 99 |
| Removal of large exostoses | 249 |
| Removal of minor salivary gland cysts | 119-249 |
| Tongue flap plastic surgery | 89 |
| Lip flap plastic surgery | 99 |
| Plastic surgery of the oral vestibule | 149 |
| Histological examination of the removed formation in the laboratory | 49 |
| Closed sinus lift surgery | 209 |
| Open sinus lift surgery | 1009 |
| Creation of fixed gingiva at the implant (transpalatal – 1 day) | 259 |
| Bone restoration at the implant with substitute materials | 309-1009 |
| Bone restoration with (autogenous) bone graft | 1109-1509 |
| Surgical suture placement | 9-19 |
| Treatment of alveolitis, pericoronitis | 19 |
| Incision | 29 |
| Healing care and suture removal | 19 |
FAQ
How much in advance should I schedule an appointment?
You should schedule a dentist appointment as soon as you experience pain or other discomforting symptoms. If the pain is severe, call immediately: we will find time on the same day. For preventive examinations and oral hygiene, schedule 1-2 appointments a year at a time convenient for you.
What determines the price?
The price of treatment is specified after assessment of the condition of the teeth. We always discuss alternative treatments and implements in advance, so the patient can choose and decide .
Are your services covered by a warranty period?
The dentists working in the clinic are skilled and competent; they take great care to ensure that the patient feels as good as possible after dental treatment. We give warranties too.
Is it convenient to come to the clinic and park a car?
Going to your appointment, you don’t want to worry about availability of parking space or travel in general. Car and public transport are both convenient for reaching the clinic, and you can find a parking space in the “green” parking area next to the clinic.
DENTAL IMPLANTATION
DENTAL PROSTHETICS
DENTAL TREATMENT
DENTAL VENEERS
AESTHETIC FILLING
TEETH WHITENING
ORAL HYGIENE
ORAL SURGERY
