Tooth extraction includes the cost of anesthesia and, if needed, additional procedures (curettage, sutures).
Dental surgery is aimed not only at extraction but also at preserving and restoring teeth. Thanks to modern techniques and materials, even teeth once considered hopeless can now often be saved.
Oral surgery involves much more than a routine tooth extraction. At Kadrioru Plaza Hambakliinik, we perform both standard surgical procedures and treatment of complex clinical cases.
At our clinic, we provide:
Before complex surgical procedures, the doctor may recommend a 3D scan (CBCT) to assess the position of the tooth and its roots, bone volume, and the location of important anatomical structures.
Wisdom tooth removal can range from a relatively simple procedure to a complex surgical intervention — particularly when the tooth is fully or partially impacted in the bone, positioned at an angle, or located close to important anatomical structures.
At Kadrioru Plaza Hambakliinik, we perform the removal of fully erupted, partially erupted, impacted and abnormally positioned wisdom teeth.
Before a complex extraction, the doctor assesses the position of the tooth and its roots. When necessary, 3D diagnostics (CBCT) are used to evaluate the relationship of the tooth to the mandibular nerve, maxillary sinus, adjacent teeth and other important anatomical structures.
Depending on the clinical situation, one or several wisdom teeth can be removed during a single surgical appointment.
The decision to remove a wisdom tooth is made individually by the doctor after examination and diagnostic assessment. Indications for removal may include:
For patients who experience significant anxiety about surgical treatment, as well as in cases involving complex or multiple wisdom tooth extractions, the procedure can be performed under sedation.
Sedation helps reduce anxiety and makes longer surgical procedures considerably more comfortable for the patient.
Before the procedure, a consultation is carried out and the patient’s general health is assessed. During sedation, the patient’s condition is monitored by an anesthesiologist, allowing the surgeon to focus on the surgical procedure.
The suitability of sedation is assessed individually during the consultation.
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Not every tooth extraction is the same. The extent of the surgical procedure depends on the condition of the tooth, the shape and position of its roots, the surrounding bone and the location of important anatomical structures.
At our clinic, we perform:
If dental implant placement is planned after extraction, the doctor takes the future treatment plan into consideration from the beginning and aims to preserve as much bone volume as possible.
When necessary, bone augmentation can be performed at the time of extraction or at a later stage of treatment.
If an implant is planned after tooth extraction, it is important to consider the future treatment plan already at the extraction stage.
Whenever possible, the surgeon aims to perform the extraction while preserving as much of the surrounding bone as possible. Depending on the clinical situation, additional bone augmentation may be required.
At our clinic, we perform:
The need for bone augmentation is determined individually after examination and assessment of the 3D scan (CBCT).
For patients who need to replace missing teeth, we also provide comprehensive implant treatment — from a single dental implant to full-arch rehabilitation using All-on-4 and All-on-6 protocols.
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Before the extraction, the doctor performs a clinical examination, reviews the available X-rays and, when necessary, recommends 3D diagnostics.
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia. For complex extractions or patients with significant dental anxiety, treatment may also be performed under sedation.
After the tooth is removed, the doctor treats the surgical area, places sutures if necessary and provides instructions for postoperative care.
Following more complex surgical procedures, a follow-up appointment may be scheduled to assess healing and remove the sutures if necessary.
After the surgical procedure, the patient receives individual instructions on how to care for the surgical area.
During the first few days after extraction, swelling, soreness and discomfort may occur, particularly after a complex wisdom tooth removal. The severity of these symptoms depends on the extent of the surgical procedure and individual healing response.
It is important to follow the doctor’s postoperative instructions and attend a follow-up appointment if one has been scheduled.
If unusual or severe symptoms occur after the procedure, please contact the clinic.
If you need a tooth extraction, wisdom tooth removal, complex surgical extraction or preparation for dental implant treatment, the doctor will perform an examination, assess the available X-rays and recommend an appropriate treatment option.
For anxious patients and complex surgical procedures, treatment under sedation is available.
Kadrioru Plaza Hambakliinik — oral surgery, 3D diagnostics and comprehensive dental treatment in Tallinn.
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