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Pregnancy does not prohibit tooth extraction, but it changes the rules. Elective procedures are postponed until after childbirth, while emergency ones are performed at any stage if the source of infection is more dangerous than the procedure. The anesthetic, imaging, and approach are selected by the doctor together with the obstetrician-gynecologist, based on the stage of pregnancy, the patient's well-being, and the clinical picture.
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The cost of tooth extraction during pregnancy includes the initial examination, anesthesia, the choice of method — simple or complex — and follow-up visits. The exact amount is given after the examination, as it depends on the position of the tooth, the condition of the root, and the surrounding tissues. The initial examination and treatment plan are free. You can make an appointment by calling +7 777 911 07 83.
The division helps to understand how the doctor plans the intervention and how much preparation is needed.
Used when the tooth is straight, the root is accessible, and there is no significant inflammation. The procedure takes little time and is performed under local anesthesia approved for the current stage of pregnancy. This option is chosen for broken teeth and mobile teeth.
Indicated if the root is curved, the tooth is broken below the gum line, or it is positioned atypically. The doctor plans the procedure in advance and, if necessary, divides it into stages. This approach reduces the burden on the expectant mother's body.
Wisdom teeth often grow at an angle and press against neighboring teeth. If such a tooth is inflamed and causing problems, it is removed according to indications, choosing a time when the risk to the pregnancy is minimal. The decision is made together with the supervising obstetrician-gynecologist.
The doctor collects the medical history, clarifies the stage of pregnancy and medications taken, and if necessary requests a conclusion from the obstetrician-gynecologist. An oral examination helps choose a gentle method and anesthesia. Preparation for tooth extraction during pregnancy takes one appointment.
Local anesthesia is used in the minimum effective dosage approved during pregnancy. The doctor selects the drug taking into account the stage of pregnancy and the general condition. The patient is positioned so that she is comfortable and large blood vessels are not compressed.
The surgeon follows the pre-selected technique: carefully separates the gum, removes the tooth, and treats the socket. If the root is positioned complexly, the procedure may take longer. During the procedure, the doctor monitors the patient's well-being.
The doctor checks that the socket is clean, gives care recommendations, and schedules a follow-up visit. During the appointment, they explain which rinses and pain relievers are acceptable at the current stage of pregnancy. If necessary, the patient is referred to her attending physician.
Healing is monitored at follow-up visits: the condition of the gums and socket is assessed. If swelling or pain appears, the patient is advised to contact the clinic. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00 at 11/1 Abay Avenue.
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Pregnancy changes the approach to pain relief, but does not prohibit it. The choice of medication and method depends on the stage of pregnancy, the woman's condition, and the clinical picture. The decision is made by the doctor.
In dentistry during pregnancy, articaine and lidocaine are most commonly used. Articaine binds to plasma proteins, so it enters the maternal bloodstream and crosses the placenta only to a limited extent. Lidocaine is used less often; it crosses the placental barrier more easily. Mepivacaine is also considered, but its properties require separate evaluation. The dosage is calculated based on body weight and gestational age. In the first trimester, efforts are made to use the minimal volume of anesthetic. In the second and third trimesters, the range of acceptable drugs is wider. The doctor takes into account allergic history, blood pressure, uterine tone, and concomitant diseases. If the woman is taking other medications, this also affects the choice. The cost of treatment does not determine the choice of anesthetic: the price is made up of many components, while safety is based on the clinical picture. Before the procedure, the doctor confirms the gestational age and whether the woman is under the care of an obstetrician-gynecologist. Without this, the discussion of pain management is incomplete.
Epinephrine is added to anesthetics to constrict blood vessels and prolong pain relief. In pregnant women, it can increase uterine tone and affect placental blood flow. Therefore, the epinephrine concentration is reduced or a vasoconstrictor-free drug is chosen. The decision depends on the gestational age and the woman's condition. In early pregnancy, epinephrine is avoided. In the second trimester, minimal concentrations are sometimes permitted if pain relief would otherwise be incomplete. In the third trimester, vasoconstrictors are used with caution due to the risk of increased blood pressure. The doctor assesses baseline blood pressure and pulse. If the woman has hypertension or preeclampsia, epinephrine is excluded. It is important for the patient to report any blood pressure medications she is taking. Then the doctor will select a vasoconstrictor-free option. The cost of the procedure does not change based on the type of anesthetic: the procedure itself is paid for, not the composition of the cartridge. The volume of anesthetic is also limited — the less, the better during pregnancy.
General anesthesia during pregnancy is an exceptional measure. It is used when local anesthesia is impossible or insufficient. For example, in case of allergy to all available local anesthetics. Or for extensive intervention that cannot be postponed. The decision is made by a council including an obstetrician-gynecologist and an anesthesiologist. The gestational age is always taken into account. In the first trimester, general anesthesia is avoided due to fetal organ formation. In the second trimester, the risks are lower but do not disappear completely. In the third trimester, the danger is related to the uterus pressing on major vessels and the risk of hypoxia. The doctor weighs the benefit to the mother against the potential harm to the fetus. If the intervention can be postponed until the postpartum period, it is postponed. If it cannot, the least traumatic option is chosen. After anesthesia, the woman remains under observation. Consultation with an obstetrician-gynecologist before the procedure is mandatory.
There is no direct link between the procedure itself and the condition of the fetus. The danger comes from something else: the infection that remains in the tooth if it is left untreated.
A chronic focus in a tooth or under the gum is a constant source of bacteria. They enter the bloodstream and, along with it, reach the placenta. The body responds with inflammation, and this already affects the course of pregnancy. The intervention itself is shorter in duration than it seems. The doctor works within the oral cavity and does not reach the fetus. Anesthesia is selected separately, as discussed above. What matters much more is how advanced the process is: an acute purulent process during pregnancy is a threat to both the woman and the child. Therefore, the question of whether to extract now or wait until delivery is decided not by cost but by the clinical picture. Sometimes waiting is more dangerous than extracting. Sometimes the opposite — the doctor chooses to wait. The doctor decides, and decides based on the X-ray, medical history, and gestational age. The fetus suffers not from the forceps but from what is happening in the mother's body.
| Period | What is taken into account | Approach |
|---|---|---|
| First trimester | Organ formation, high risk of miscarriage | Elective procedures are postponed, urgent ones — as indicated |
| Second trimester | The calmest period, morning sickness is usually over | This window is most often chosen for elective treatment |
| Third trimester | Growing uterus, risk of preterm labor | Long procedures are postponed, acute conditions are treated |
| Any stage | Comorbidities, blood pressure, uterine tone | The approach is determined by the doctor together with the obstetrician-gynecologist |
Pain and fear trigger a surge of adrenaline. Blood vessels constrict, and the uterus may become tense. This is not a myth, it is physiology. That is why pain relief during pregnancy is not a luxury, but a way to remove unnecessary strain on the body. If the patient knows in advance that it will be tolerable, her anxiety is lower. Talking to the doctor before the procedure helps no less than the injection itself. Sometimes it is enough to explain the stages and make it clear that she can stop at any moment. The choice of clinic deserves a separate mention: you should not focus on price alone. What matters more is whether the doctor has experience working with pregnant women and whether he is ready to coordinate the plan with the gynecologist. A calm environment and a clear plan reduce stress more than any words.
A wisdom tooth in a pregnant patient is removed according to the same surgical protocol as in other patients. Only the anesthesia and the timing change. The decision is always made by the doctor.
Surgery is performed urgently when the tooth is destroyed and a purulent focus has formed around it. Pericoronitis, phlegmon, abscess are conditions in which delay is more dangerous than the procedure itself. Inflammation raises the temperature, makes chewing and swallowing difficult, and swelling spreads to the cheek and neck. In such a situation, the infection threatens both the mother and the fetus, so the surgeon operates without delay. Anesthesia is selected taking the trimester into account, and the operation itself is quick. Sometimes the focus is first opened, drained, and antibiotics approved during pregnancy are prescribed, and the wisdom tooth is removed a little later. How exactly to proceed is decided by the doctor based on the clinical picture. If the tooth is destroyed but there is no acute inflammation, there is no need to rush. In that case, the intervention is postponed to the second trimester or to the period after childbirth.
Planned removal is postponed because of physiology. In the first trimester, the fetal organs are forming, and any external intervention is undesirable. In the third trimester, the uterus becomes excitable, prolonged sitting in the chair presses on the inferior vena cava, and stress can provoke tension. Therefore, calm cases are preferably operated on in the second trimester, when the risks are lower. If the expectant mother is afraid or the term is too early, the doctor may suggest waiting until childbirth. In that case, the tooth is monitored, treated conservatively, rinses are prescribed, and the condition of the gum is watched. It happens that the wisdom tooth does not bother the patient at all and is left alone until the end of pregnancy. Whether to operate or wait is decided by the doctor together with the obstetrician-gynecologist who is managing the pregnancy. The woman's tolerance of the trip to the clinic and of prolonged time in the chair is weighed separately. If anxiety is increased, the discussion of intervention is postponed to a calmer term. If pain or swelling appears, the plan is reviewed earlier.
An impacted tooth remains in the jaw and does not erupt. If it does not bother the patient, surgery is postponed until after childbirth. When inflammation near it does not subside, the issue is decided by the surgeon together with the obstetrician-gynecologist.
An impacted tooth lies within the thickness of the bone or under the gum, and access to it is more difficult than to an ordinary one. Neighboring roots, the mandibular canal, and the sinus get in the way. All of this is assessed on the X-ray. During pregnancy, additional limitations apply: body position in the chair, duration of the intervention, and the amount of anesthesia. The surgeon works in short stages and monitors the patient's well-being. If the tooth is located deep, near a nerve, or in the upper jaw by the sinus, planning takes more time. Sometimes the operation is split into two appointments, sometimes they limit themselves to relieving the inflammation. The cost of the intervention depends on the location, the amount of work, and the anesthesia — the final sum is given after the examination. The decision is always individual: in one patient the tooth is accessible, in another it requires serious access. The timing and scope of the intervention are determined by the doctor.
A chip sometimes leaves sharp edges and an exposed pulp. Then you cannot wait: pain and inflammation interfere with eating and sleeping. The decision is made together with the obstetrician-gynecologist.
Urgent extraction is performed when the crown is destroyed below the gum line and there is nothing left to restore it with. A fragment with a sharp edge injures the tongue and cheek, the wound bleeds, and food gets into it. If the pulp is exposed, the pain becomes constant and gum swelling appears. In such cases, delay is dangerous: inflammation spreads to neighboring tissues and the temperature rises. The surgeon reviews the X-ray and assesses whether the root can be saved. Sometimes the root is intact and it is covered with a crown later, after childbirth. When the root portion is also destroyed, the tooth is extracted. The cost of the procedure depends on the complexity: its location, the shape of the roots, and the condition of the gum. The exact amount is given after an examination, not over the phone. A low price does not mean the doctor acts indiscriminately — the risks to the pregnancy are assessed in any case. The timing and method of anesthesia are selected individually.
Breastfeeding does not rule out the surgical stage. The question is different: which medications will pass into the milk and how long they remain there. We break down compatibility and the dosage schedule.
Local anesthetics act in the tissues, not in the blood. Only a small fraction of the injected volume enters the systemic bloodstream. Articaine and lidocaine with a vasoconstrictor are considered compatible with lactation: their concentration in milk is below the threshold at which they pose any threat to the baby. The half-life is short, so many doctors advise feeding the baby before the injection or pumping a portion in advance. This is not a mandatory rule, but a convenient precaution. If a long procedure is planned, such as the extraction of an impacted tooth, the choice of medication is discussed more carefully than for a simple procedure, so the surgeon coordinates the regimen in advance. The decision always rests with the doctor: they consider the allergy history, weight, stage of lactation, and scope of the procedure. General anesthesia during breastfeeding is avoided when possible, but if urgently necessary it is discussed separately with an obstetrician-gynecologist.
| Medication | Compatibility with lactation | What to consider |
|---|---|---|
| Ibuprofen | Approved | Take after feeding, monitor the baby's stomach |
| Paracetamol | Approved | Weaker for swelling, but gentler on the stomach |
| Amoxicillin | Approved | Prescribed for signs of infection, do not interrupt the course |
| Clindamycin | Discuss with a doctor | Passes into breast milk, monitoring is needed |
| Metronidazole | Discuss with a doctor | A pause in breastfeeding is sometimes advised |
| NSAIDs at night | Limited | Long-term use without monitoring is undesirable |
Sometimes a tooth is so badly destroyed that waiting is not an option: the pain cannot be relieved, the gum is swollen, and the temperature is rising. In such cases, the decision is made quickly, but with consideration for the stage of pregnancy and the woman's condition.
Planned treatment is scheduled in advance: a calm period is chosen, the woman is prepared, and a convenient time is set. Urgent treatment cannot be organized that way. It is performed as needed — when pain and inflammation already interfere with sleeping and eating. The main task is to remove the source of infection before the process spreads to neighboring tissues. Therefore, at the appointment the condition is assessed first: the gum is examined, and the presence of swelling and fever is checked. If the situation can wait, the doctor may suggest waiting and limiting treatment to conservative measures. When waiting is not possible, the tooth is extracted immediately. The scope of the procedure is also determined by the clinical picture: sometimes it is enough to remove one root, and sometimes the tooth is extracted entirely. The question of extracting a broken tooth, the price of which depends on the complexity of the work, is decided in an emergency not by the price list but by the patient's condition. Anesthesia is selected taking into account the stage of pregnancy and allergies, and the dose is calculated in advance. After the procedure, the woman is not sent home immediately: she is given time to rest, and her blood pressure and general condition are checked.
The appointment begins with a short conversation. The doctor clarifies the stage of pregnancy, chronic conditions, medications being taken, and allergies. Then comes the examination: the area of inflammation is assessed visually, and an X-ray is taken if necessary. Next, anesthesia is selected. The medication is administered slowly, in small doses, so the woman feels calm. Once the anesthesia has taken effect, the surgeon separates the gum from the tooth and applies forceps. The movements are precise: the tooth is extracted whole, and the socket is examined and rinsed. If the root has fractured, the fragments are removed separately. Bleeding is stopped with a gauze pad, and sometimes a suture is placed. The entire procedure usually takes from fifteen to forty minutes. Afterwards, the patient is given time to rest in the chair, her blood pressure is measured, and her well-being is checked. She is sent home only if her condition is stable. She is told in words what to do if there is pain and when to return for a follow-up. While tooth extraction inexpensively in a planned setting is one thing, an urgent case is considered differently: here it is more important not to save money but to eliminate the source of infection without unnecessary strain on the body.
The pathway for a pregnant patient differs from the usual one. The decision is made not based on the term alone, but on a combination of factors: her well-being, obstetric status, and the condition of the tooth. Below is how this works.
The procedure is performed where a pregnant patient can be managed jointly with an obstetrician-gynecologist. In Astana, these are dental clinics with surgical appointments and an agreement for consultation with a pregnancy management specialist. A regular office at a local polyclinic is also suitable if there is a surgeon and an anesthesiologist available on call. The type of room does not matter. What matters is something else: the doctor's willingness to postpone the procedure if the obstetric status is against it. Sometimes the woman is referred to a hospital — with concomitant diagnoses, with a threat of miscarriage, or when observation after the procedure is needed. Such a referral is not a sign of a severe case, but a way to be safe. The choice between an office and a hospital is made by the doctor, and he also coordinates it with the gynecologist. If comparing options by convenience, the difference comes down to logistics: proximity to home, travel time, and the ability to come with someone accompanying. Cost varies from place to place, but during pregnancy it is not the first criterion. Safety and coordination of actions come first.
The first trimester is the time when the fetus's organs are forming. Planned procedures during these weeks are usually postponed, but sometimes a tooth requires action earlier. In that case, the decision is made together with an obstetrician-gynecologist.
In the first twelve weeks, the main systems of the unborn child's body are formed. Any intervention during this period is assessed with particular care: the operation itself is short, but the preparation for it and the medications matter. Anxiety and pain are also not irrelevant — they affect the woman's overall condition. Therefore, the decision is never formulaic. The doctor looks at the term, the complaints, the condition of the tooth, and the obstetrician-gynecologist's conclusion. If the process can be halted therapeutically, that is what is done. When the source is dangerous, waiting is not an option. The cost of extraction here is secondary — the risk to the pregnancy is weighed first. Sometimes a woman asks how much it costs to have a tooth pulled, but the priority is not the budget, but safety. Separately, it is clarified which medications she takes regularly and whether she has any allergy to anesthetics. An X-ray is taken with protection, and time in the chair is kept to a minimum. If her condition is stable, the discussion of a planned procedure is moved to the second trimester.
The decision is made by the doctor together with the obstetrician-gynecologist managing the pregnancy. The surgeon assesses the tooth: whether it can realistically be saved or whether the infection site is already irreversible. The gestational age, the woman's general condition, and any comorbidities are taken into account. If removal can be postponed, conservative treatment and monitoring are prescribed. When it cannot be postponed, a gentle protocol is chosen: minimal time, an approved anesthetic, a short procedure. After the procedure, the woman is given clear instructions and asked to report any changes in how she feels. A follow-up visit is scheduled in advance. The outcome depends on the clinical picture, and no one can predict it in advance. Sometimes it is enough to smooth a sharp edge or treat the gum to wait for a safer time. There are also cases where the infection site under the tooth is growing, and then waiting is dangerous. The benefit to the mother and the possible risk to the pregnancy are weighed. If the woman is taking medications that cannot be combined with anesthesia, the regimen is discussed with the gynecologist. All agreements are documented so that the conversation does not start over at the next visit.
Pregnancy does not cancel out a toothache or make it tolerable. If it hurts, if the gum or cheek is swollen, or if a tooth is broken, you cannot wait. An infection site near the jaw is more dangerous than the procedure itself. The doctor looks at the clinical picture and decides what to do now and what to postpone until after delivery. Sometimes it is enough to relieve the inflammation and treat the root canals, and removal is planned for later. Sometimes it is the opposite: waiting is riskier than removing the tooth. The difference between the options lies in the condition of the tooth, the stage of pregnancy, and the woman's overall well-being. Enduring the pain and masking it with pills for weeks is a bad strategy. Salt, baking soda, or garlic on the gum do not help and irritate the mucous membrane. The decision about urgency is made by the doctor after an examination, not based on the internet. The earlier you come in, the more options remain.
The dentist sees the tooth but is not managing the pregnancy. That is why the final plan is agreed upon with the obstetrician-gynecologist who is following the woman. They are informed of the gestational age, the specifics of the pregnancy, the medications being taken, and any history of allergies. This is not a formality. Some conditions require particular caution when choosing an anesthetic or when discontinuing usual medications. The gynecologist will advise whether there are any contraindications to the procedure right now. Sometimes they recommend postponing the procedure to a different stage — and that should be respected. Feedback is needed in the other direction as well: after removal, the dentist may recommend what to tell the attending physician if a fever develops or swelling appears. This exchange of information reduces risks for both. Do not hide your pregnancy from the dentist, and do not hide dental treatment from your gynecologist.
After tooth extraction, the body spends energy on healing the socket. During pregnancy, this is felt more strongly. It is best to spend the first few hours at home, without trips, bags, or cooking. Cold applied to the cheek as directed by the doctor reduces swelling. There is no need to stay hungry: cool, soft food without spicy seasonings is suitable. It is better to drink water, not hot tea. Do not touch the socket with your tongue or fingers, and do not rinse it on the first day. If the doctor has prescribed medications, take them as agreed with the gynecologist, and do not add anything on your own. Sleep and a calm routine help you get through the day more easily. Warning signs — severe pain that does not ease, bleeding, fever, increasing swelling — are a reason to contact the doctor, not to wait until morning.
How much tooth extraction costs is a question that concerns many, but the exact figure depends on the complexity: simple extraction, extraction of an impacted or broken tooth, the location of the roots, and the condition of the tissues. At our clinic, the price is given by the doctor during the examination after diagnostics, and you can see approximate ranges in the price section on the page. The cost is also affected by the type of anesthesia and the need for additional procedures. The initial examination and treatment plan are 0 ₸, so you can find out the price without obligation.
Yes, tooth extraction during pregnancy is possible if there are acute indications: severe pain, purulent inflammation, or a decayed tooth that cannot be treated. Elective extraction is best postponed until after delivery, but emergency care can be provided in any trimester. At our clinic, the doctor assesses the patient's condition before the procedure and, if necessary, refers her for consultation with an obstetrician-gynecologist. If a toothache occurs, it should not be endured: an advanced process is more dangerous for the fetus than the procedure itself.
The second trimester (weeks 14–20) is considered the safest, when the placenta is already formed and uterine tone is reduced. In the first trimester, the fetal organs are developing, so interventions are kept to a minimum. In the third trimester, the growing uterus makes it difficult to sit in the chair for long periods, and any stress factors can trigger premature contractions. For acute pain or a purulent process, extraction is performed in any trimester according to vital indications, but only after coordination with a gynecologist.
Dental X-rays during pregnancy are possible if there is an acute need, for example, before a complex extraction or if a cyst is suspected. Modern radiovisiographs deliver a low radiation dose, and the patient's abdomen and neck are protected with a special apron. The examination is performed only as prescribed by a doctor and after consultation with a gynecologist. If the pregnancy is early, the X-ray is postponed whenever possible or replaced with alternative diagnostic methods that do not involve radiation.
For acute pain early in pregnancy, you should see a dentist immediately and not self-treat: many pain relievers and antibiotics are contraindicated during pregnancy. The doctor will perform an examination, take an X-ray with protection if necessary, and offer gentle treatment or extraction if the tooth is decayed. At our clinic, the initial examination and treatment plan are 0 ₸, so you can come in and get a consultation without extra costs. Before the visit, you can apply cold to the cheek, but not a heating pad, and do not take any pills without a prescription.
After tooth extraction during pregnancy, it is important to strictly follow the doctor's recommendations: do not eat for 2–3 hours, do not rinse your mouth on the first day, do not take a hot bath, and avoid overheating. For pain relief, use only medications approved by your gynecologist, most commonly paracetamol. If you develop a fever, severe pain, or bleeding, contact the clinic immediately. At our clinic, after the procedure, you receive a written instruction sheet and a follow-up appointment is scheduled to make sure the socket is healing properly.
Complications after tooth extraction in pregnant women may include alveolitis (inflammation of the socket), bleeding, and increased uterine tone due to stress or pain. The risk is higher if postoperative recommendations are not followed or if you delay seeking help. At our clinic, before the procedure, the doctor assesses your overall condition and, if necessary, prescribes supportive therapy. If you experience cramping pain in the lower abdomen or bloody discharge, call an ambulance immediately and inform your gynecologist.
You can book a consultation for tooth extraction during pregnancy by calling +7 777 911 07 83 or through the form on the website. At our clinic, the initial examination and treatment plan are 0 ₸, and appointments are provided by surgeons and a maxillofacial surgeon. During the consultation, the doctor will assess the condition of the tooth, the stage of pregnancy, and choose a safe approach. If it is urgent, call us: we are open daily from 9:00 to 20:00, and we will try to see you as soon as possible.
Affordable tooth extraction does not always mean low quality: the price consists of the complexity of the operation, the surgeon's qualifications, and the materials used. At our clinic, the cost depends on the specific situation, and only a doctor can give it after an examination. We offer installment plans for 24 months with Alatau City Bank or 12 months with Kaspi, which makes treatment more accessible. To find out the exact amount, see the price section on the page or book a consultation.
We are open daily from 9:00 to 20:00, seven days a week. The clinic is located in Astana at 11/1 Abay Avenue. Phone for appointments: +7 777 911 07 83. Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸.
Address: Astana, 11/1 Abay Avenue. Parking for patients is free. Phone for appointments: +7 777 911 07 83. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00.
The warranty period depends on the type of work and is stated in the contract. The initial examination and treatment plan are 0 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00.
Installments for 24 months with Alatau City Bank or 12 months with Kaspi. Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. Phone for appointments: +7 777 911 07 83.
The initial examination and treatment plan are 0 ₸. There is no separate fee for the first visit. The warranty period for the work depends on the type of work and is stated in the contract. Installment plans are available from Alatau City Bank for 24 months and from Kaspi for 12 months.
Parking is free. The clinic is located in Astana at 11/1 Abay Avenue. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. Phone for appointments: +7 777 911 07 83.
My cheek swelled up on Friday evening, and they took me in the same day. Honestly, I didn't expect that. I didn't expect it to be completely painless. They removed a wisdom tooth that was lying horizontally, and they finished quickly.
Came from another district, and had my wisdom tooth removed — it was lying horizontally. By the third day I'd already forgotten about it. They know their stuff here. They stitched up the socket, the bleeding stopped quickly, no complaints about that. They gave me a leaflet and the doctor's phone number in case I had questions. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, more like something neutral — no complaints about that. They told me the prices upfront, nothing was added at the end — a small thing, but nice (I couldn't believe it myself). They set up my file right away, asked for my passport only once — no complaints about that.
I made an appointment on the recommendation of a colleague from work. The extraction took about twenty minutes. The swelling lasted two days and then went down. I think the reason is that they don't rush anyone here. They know what they're doing...
It got to the point where I couldn't sleep at night. I had my tooth removed, and he explained what he was doing at every step. He didn't ask for any extra money beyond the bill.
Another doctor said the extraction would be complicated, so I kept putting it off, but I had my lower wisdom tooth removed. They messaged me the next day to ask how I was feeling — a small thing, but it meant a lot. Alexey explained why it's not worth waiting...
Udalyali vosmerku, lezhala ona gorizontalno. . . Ceny nazvali srazu, v konce nichego ne dobavilos. Ostalas dovolna. Bahily, stakanchik, salfetka — melochi, no vse na meste, k etomu pretenziy net. Administrator perezvonila, kogda obeschala, spasibo i za eto. Sterilnost na vidu, instrumenty vskryvali pri mne, otdelno eto otmechu. Na voprosy otvechali i posle priema, v messendzhere. Kabinet svetlyy, oborudovanie novoe, meloch, a priyatno.
Another doctor said the extraction would be complicated, and I kept putting it off. Ksenia knows her stuff. I had to have it removed, the tooth couldn't be saved. It healed within a week, no dry socket, and that's the main thing. The contract and receipt were given without me having to ask, no complaints there (I double-checked twice). The receptionist called back when she promised. Shoe covers, a cup, a napkin — little things, but everything was there. Parking in the courtyard, I found a spot, the way it should be...
I thought it would take longer (I couldn't believe it myself), but it had to be extracted, the tooth couldn't be saved. Yerzhan laid out the plan in detail.
After the pandemic, I hadn't been to the dentist for about three years — by the third day I'd already forgotten about it, it feels just like my own. I especially liked that they don't stay silent but talk you through every step. Alicia stays in touch even after the appointment. I had to have it extracted, the tooth couldn't be saved...
I made an appointment on the advice of a colleague from work. The tooth had to be extracted — it couldn't be saved — and the socket healed smoothly. On the downside, I had to ask twice about the timeline, but it didn't affect my overall impression (I did ask again twice). I have a low pain threshold, and they took that into account.
I thought it would take longer. In my opinion, the main thing is that they don't pressure you into a decision. I had my lower wisdom tooth removed, and I barely needed any painkillers.
Do etogo hodil tolko po akcii i tolkom ne lechilsya. Otek derzhalsya dva dnya i soshel. Prishlos udalyat zub uzhe ne spasali, bez oslozhneniy. Obratilsya po rekomendacii kollegi. Teper tolko syuda. Bahily, stakanchik, salfetka — melochi, no vse na meste, spasibo i za eto. I vse. Lunku zashili, krov ostanovilas bystro, kak i dogovarivalis. Zapisali na udobnoe vremya, bez «prihodite k devyati i zhdite», kak i dogovarivalis. Administrator perezvonila, kogda obeschala. Dali pamyatku i telefon vracha na sluchay voprosov, k etomu pretenziy net.
I initially just wanted to look around and compare prices. The extraction took about twenty minutes. No stress — that's a whole separate story here —. By the third day I'd already forgotten about it, and that's the main thing.
Another doctor told me the extraction would be complicated, so I kept putting it off — in my opinion, the price is fair for that kind of work. The extraction took about twenty minutes, and I barely needed any painkillers.
Had my lower wisdom tooth removed, they sent the aftercare instructions via messenger. It healed within a week, no dry socket. I recommend the clinic (we laughed about it at home afterwards). They called the next day to ask about swelling, and that really won me over. I would come back here for the second tooth too. That's what won me over. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but like something neutral, thanks for that too)
Snachala smutila tishina v holle — potom ponyal, pochemu. Prilshos udalyat, zub uzhe ne spasali, bez oslozhneniy. Otek derzhalsya dva dnya i soshel, sravnivayu s tem, chto bylo ranshe
My wisdom tooth was coming in sideways and pressing against the neighboring tooth, but they removed the wisdom tooth, which was lying horizontally. I arranged the installment plan right there on the spot, without running around to banks. In my opinion, the main thing is that they don't pressure you into a decision.
I put it off for about a year. He removed the tooth and didn't suggest anything unnecessary. It turned out better than I expected. He was punctual. He didn't ask for more money than the bill. He opened the instruments in front of me.
I was scared until the very last moment, and it was a wisdom tooth extraction — it was lying horizontally. . . Not painful at all. They messaged me the next day to ask how I was feeling. Thank you.
Had my lower wisdom tooth removed, the socket healed smoothly, they took me right on time, no waiting. I even booked my family here too (couldn't believe it myself).
I had my wisdom tooth removed, and they showed me the X-ray on the screen. It really was like that. There just wasn't enough room in my mouth for it!
Another doctor said the extraction would be complicated, so I kept putting it off. I came here on my sister's recommendation. Zhavlon explains everything calmly and to the point. They removed my lower wisdom tooth, and I barely needed any painkillers. I think the reason is that here no one rushes you.
The swelling lasted two days and then went down. I had my lower wisdom tooth removed, and they asked me to come back for a check-up in a week — that's a whole other story —!
The swelling lasted two days and went down without any issues so far. The extraction took about twenty minutes, and I barely needed any painkillers. Honestly, I'm still surprised it was painless. Aset is a thorough doctor, attentive to every detail. I came based on a colleague's recommendation. Five out of five. They saw me right on time, no waiting. They scheduled me for a convenient time, no "come at nine and wait" — I want to highlight that separately.
It had to be extracted; the tooth couldn't be saved. We waited a bit longer for the appointment—but that's just me being honest. In short: good. The receptionist called back when she promised. By the third day, I'd already forgotten about it. They took me right on time, no waiting. They messaged me the next day to ask how I was feeling, just as agreed.
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