Implants & surgery
Oral surgery
Your dentist assesses the tooth and surrounding tissues, then explains the proposed procedure, alternatives and recovery. Planning for complex procedures may include 3D imaging.
Oral surgery
What it can include
Your dentist decides what suits you after an assessment.
- Simple and surgical tooth extractions
- Wisdom tooth removal
- Apicoectomy — root-end surgery
- Cyst removal
- Bone grafting and augmentation
- Closed and open sinus lift
- PRF — autologous platelet-rich fibrin as a surgical adjunct
- Incision and drainage of dental abscesses
- Treatment of inflammation around wisdom teeth
- Frenectomy and soft-tissue surgery
- Oral soft-tissue biopsies
- Wound care and postoperative reviews
- Socket and ridge preservation after extraction
- Grafting with PRF and bone aggregates — sticky bone
- Closure of oroantral communications
At your consultation
Useful questions to ask your dentist:
- What are the alternatives to surgery?
- How is discomfort managed?
- What should I expect during recovery and follow-up?
About costs
Reception can confirm the consultation fee. For treatment, ask for an estimate that lists the stages, materials and follow-up visits. Your plan and cost are set after the consultation, based on your situation.
Book a consultation.
Tell us what worries you. The dentist assesses the situation and explains your options.
- Central clinic 0745 690 001
- KM 4-5 clinic 0799 001 008