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Dental treatment under general anesthesia means the dentist works while the patient is asleep. It is used in adults for severe fear, a gag reflex, or a large volume of treatment, and in children for multiple cavities and when they cannot sit still in the chair. The decision is made by the dentist together with the anesthesiologist after an examination and tests. Preparation includes fasting and being accompanied by a relative.
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The classification helps to understand how the types differ in depth of sleep and involvement of the anesthesiologist.
Numbing of the area of the jaw where the dentists are working. The patient is conscious, answers questions, and controls their body position. It is used for treating one or several adjacent teeth, for fillings, and for removing a single tooth. In dentistry with general anesthesia, local anesthesia is not excluded: it is often combined with sedation or general anesthesia as a supplement to the main pain relief.
Medication-induced superficial sleep with spontaneous breathing maintained. The patient dozes, responds to being addressed, but does not remember the appointment. It is used for pronounced anxiety, an increased gag reflex, and a large volume of work in adults. It differs from general anesthesia in depth: consciousness is partially depressed, and protective reflexes are preserved.
Medication-induced sleep with loss of consciousness and pain relief for the whole body. Breathing is supported by the anesthesiologist, and vital signs are monitored with equipment. It is indicated for multiple tooth decay, intolerance to local anesthetics, and procedures that are difficult to tolerate while conscious. Dental treatment under anesthesia at this level is performed by a team: the dentist and the anesthesiologist.
The difference lies in the depth of consciousness depression, in who manages breathing, and in the volume of work that can be done in one appointment. Local anesthesia is targeted numbing with consciousness preserved. Sedation is superficial sleep with breathing preserved. General anesthesia is complete loss of consciousness with mechanical breathing support. The choice of type is discussed at a consultation before the procedure.
Before the procedure, an examination by a dentist and an assessment by an anesthesiologist are required: past and current illnesses, allergic reactions, and medications taken are clarified. If necessary, tests and consultations with other specialists are ordered. At the appointment, a plan is made: which teeth will be treated in one session and in what order. The patient comes on an empty stomach, accompanied by a relative.
The doctor administers the medication, and the patient falls asleep. Breathing and vital signs are monitored by the anesthesiologist, while the dentist works according to the plan: treatment, extraction, and, if necessary, a surgical stage. The duration of the appointment is determined by the anesthesiologist taking into account the volume of work and the patient's condition. At the end, the medication is stopped.
The patient regains consciousness in the office or in the observation room. They remain under supervision for some time: breathing, blood pressure, and general condition are assessed. On that day, one must not drive, make important decisions, or operate machinery. Restrictions and diet after the appointment are discussed separately by the doctor.
It is indicated for impacted and ectopic third molars, for removing 4 wisdom teeth under general anesthesia in one session, and for pronounced anxiety before the surgical stage. Preparation is the same: examination, anesthesiologist's assessment, and tests as indicated. The operation is performed by the surgeon, while the anesthesiologist manages the sleep. After waking up, a follow-up examination is scheduled and recommendations for caring for the socket are given.
What the price is made up of
The cost of the procedure is made up of several components: the work of the anesthesiologist and the equipment, the anesthetic drugs, and the scope of the dental intervention — the number of teeth, the difficulty of access, whether it is a surgical or therapeutic stage, and the duration of the appointment. Preparation is calculated separately: tests and consultations as indicated. The final total depends on the treatment plan drawn up during the examination.
Fracture of the crown with exposed dentin. Tooth tissue build-up and restoration of the anatomical shape were performed under general anesthesia.
Uneven enamel color with darkening, a chip and plaque near the gum. Restoration with composite materials and polishing were performed under general anesthesia.
On the chewing surfaces, uneven color, darkening, a chip and plaque were visible. Treatment was performed under general anesthesia with restoration of the anatomy and color.
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Anesthesia in dentistry is not a whim or a way to "tough it out." It is a medical choice. It is offered when conventional treatment is impossible or too difficult for the patient. The decision is always up to the doctor.
An adult can put off a visit to the dentist for years. The reason isn't laziness. It's a panic fear of the drill, of the sight of instruments, of the very smell of the office. Local anesthesia in its usual form doesn't help such a patient: they also find the injection hard to endure, and sometimes just the thought of it raises their blood pressure. The second case is a pronounced gag reflex. It triggers on the mirror, the saliva ejector, water in the mouth. The doctor can't work properly, and the patient leaves the office drained every time. The third case is a large volume of treatment. When many teeth need treatment, it's hard to do it in one visit, and the person simply can't endure several visits. That's when sedation is discussed. The indication is determined by the doctor after examination: they look at the condition, at concomitant diseases, at how much work lies ahead. Sometimes sedation is enough, sometimes general anesthesia is needed. Which one is suitable depends on the clinical picture.
| Situation | What prevents treatment the usual way | Who decides |
|---|---|---|
| Young child | Doesn't understand reasoning, is afraid of unfamiliar people and sounds | Pediatric dentist together with the parent |
| Severe fear of injections | Crying, resistance, attempts to run out of the office | Doctor after examination |
| Many affected teeth | Can't treat everything in one visit, and the child gets tired | Doctor and parent |
| Gag reflex | Interferes with the mirror and saliva ejector in the mouth | Doctor based on the clinical picture |
| Developmental characteristics | Hard to explain what is happening and to hold attention | Doctor, often together with other specialists |
| Negative past experience | Child expects pain and won't open the mouth | Doctor and parent |
Baby teeth in children decay quickly, and a small patient isn't always ready to sit in the chair. That's when the doctor suggests treatment while asleep. Let's look at when this is justified and what parents need to know.
A baby tooth differs from a permanent one: the enamel is thinner, the dentin is softer, the pulp is larger. Caries reaches the nerve in just a few months. A two- or three-year-old child can't endure long treatment in the chair: they get tired, scared, and close their mouth. The doctor can't work if the patient cries and struggles. That's when treatment while asleep becomes a way to do everything in one visit. The indications are simple: multiple caries, several teeth in a row, fear of the dentist, developmental peculiarities. The decision on anesthesia is made by the doctor, and it depends on the clinical picture, not on the cost. Sometimes local anesthesia is enough, and the doctor will say so directly. Anesthesia doesn't replace treatment, it only makes it possible. It's important to preserve baby teeth until they change: they hold the space for permanent teeth and are involved in chewing and speech. Early extraction can lead to shifting of neighboring teeth.
Anesthesia in dentistry is a controlled state. It's backed by technology: the machine delivers the mixture, the monitor shows vital signs, and consumables ensure safety.
The core is the anesthesia and breathing machine. It mixes medical gases, vaporizes liquid anesthetic, and delivers the mixture through the circuit. A breathing bag or mechanical compressor maintains ventilation if the patient isn't breathing on their own. An absorber is attached to the machine — a canister with soda lime that absorbs exhaled carbon dioxide when working with a closed circuit. A suction unit removes saliva and fluid from the oral cavity: during sleep the swallowing reflex is weakened, and without removing secretions it's impossible to work. A laryngeal mask or endotracheal tube keeps the airway open. The equipment is checked before every anesthesia: circuit leak test, calibrating vaporizers, checking oxygen sensors. How accurately the doctor controls the depth of sleep depends on the proper functioning of this setup. How much dental treatment under anesthesia costs is a question often asked at the consultation; it's answered after the examination, because the volume of work differs for everyone. The equipment itself isn't a consumable, its lifespan is measured in years, but the circuit and masks are changed according to protocol.
In adults, anesthesia is used less often than in children. The decision depends on the volume of work, concomitant diseases, and the patient's anxiety. Below is what can realistically be done in one session and where the limits of the method are.
In a single session, a large amount of work is usually completed: several cavities, root canal treatment, extraction of damaged teeth. Sometimes professional hygiene is added. All of this is done consecutively while the person sleeps. Dentistry under general anesthesia for adults is built around one idea: the patient does not get tired from sitting in the chair for a long time and does not interrupt treatment. How much exactly will be accomplished is an open question. It depends on the clinical picture: the number of affected teeth, the condition of the gums, the difficulty of access to the far molars. The doctor looks at the images and decides what will be included in the session and what will be postponed. One should not expect to complete all necessary treatment in one go if there is an advanced process in the mouth. The examination and plan are made in advance, before anesthesia. Then time under sedation is spent on treatment, not on deliberation. A separate detail is the compatibility of procedures. Therapy, surgery, and prosthetic impressions in one session are technically possible but not always justified. The duration of anesthesia is limited for medical reasons. Therefore, treatment is planned in stages: first the urgent, then the rest.
The difference between the states is deeper than 'asleep' and 'almost asleep'. With sedation, the person breathes on their own and reacts to voice; with general anesthesia, consciousness is completely turned off.
| Feature | Sedation | General anesthesia |
|---|---|---|
| Consciousness | Drowsy, still responsive | Absent |
| Breathing | Spontaneous | Supported by a machine |
| Response to commands | Present but muted | None |
| Protective reflexes | Preserved | Suppressed |
| Who manages it | An anesthesiologist is present | An anesthesia team |
| Recovery | Fast, with mild drowsiness | Longer, with monitoring in a recovery room |
| Scope of procedure | Small to medium | Extensive, several areas at once |
Sedation is appropriate where the amount of work is small and anxiety prevents the patient from sitting in the chair. The person is brought into a semi-sleep state but continues to breathe independently and can respond to a request to open their mouth wider. The doctor works during this time, while the anesthesiologist monitors the indicators and, if necessary, changes the depth of sedation. For adults, this is often a solution for fear of treatment, an increased gag reflex, or the inability to keep the mouth open for a long time. In children, this format is suitable for short procedures when the child agrees to cooperate at least partially. The depth is selected individually, and the decision remains with the anesthesiologist together with the treating doctor. If during the appointment it turns out that the case is more complex than it seemed from the images, the depth is increased or part of the work is postponed to another visit. Sometimes sedation is offered as a first step before a more serious intervention. It depends on the clinical picture: for one patient, light sedation is enough; for another, it does not provide the necessary comfort.
General anesthesia is chosen when treatment simply cannot be carried out otherwise. This applies to children who cannot be persuaded and held, patients allergic to local anesthetics, people with mental and neurological conditions in which contact in the chair is not established. Another common reason is a large volume: treatment of many teeth at once, several extractions, a surgical stage in one go. In this case, the person does not breathe on their own; a machine does it for them, and a team is constantly present. Awakening takes time, so after the procedure one is required to remain under observation. This format is offered to adults not as a replacement for local anesthesia but as a way to accomplish a task that would otherwise be stretched over many visits. The final choice is made by the doctor after examination and assessment of the general condition.
Preparation for dentistry with general anesthesia begins long before the office. The doctor prescribes an examination; it is important for the patient to observe fasting and drinking rules. Let's go through each stage.
On the day of the procedure, arrive early so you can complete the examination and sign the paperwork without rushing. Bring a change of shoes, comfortable short-sleeved clothing, your test results, and a list of your medications. For a child, bring a diaper and a favorite toy. An adult must not drive after anesthesia. The accompanying person should stay for the entire day: after waking up, the patient needs help, and drowsiness, nausea, and dizziness are possible. Taking the patient home and staying with them is essential. The doctor will explain when it is okay to drink and eat after the procedure, which sensations are normal, and when to call. If the patient has a fever, a cough, or an exacerbation of a chronic condition, the anesthesia is postponed. The anesthesiologist decides together with the treating physician: only they see the full picture. Anesthesia in dentistry is not routine — it is a medical procedure with its own rules, and following them matters more than speed.
Sedation is a way to make treatment possible, not a way to cure teeth. Anesthesia itself does not remove cavities, does not resolve inflammation, and does not restore a crown. It creates the conditions under which the dentist can work calmly and the patient experiences no fear or pain. The scope of treatment is determined by the clinical picture: how many teeth are affected, how deeply, and whether there are complications. Sometimes more can be accomplished in a single session than during a routine visit. But this depends on the patient's condition, the permissible duration of anesthesia, and the anesthesiologist's decision. If teeth remain untreated after waking up, they are treated further — under local anesthesia or again under sedation. Sedation does not replace oral hygiene and does not take the place of regular check-ups. It is a tool, not a therapy.
The choice between local anesthesia, sedation, and general anesthesia is not made on a whim or on the advice of friends. It is determined by the doctor after an examination and taking into account test results. Age, weight, underlying conditions, allergies, medications being taken, psychological state, and the scope of the upcoming procedure all matter. Sometimes a patient insists on general anesthesia, but it is contraindicated due to their health. The opposite also happens: a person is afraid, but local anesthesia with sedation is enough for them. The anesthesiologist assesses the risks and confirms that sleep is safe. The dentist plans the treatment. If either specialist objects, that option is not used. It is a team decision, and it does not always match expectations. The doctor will explain why a particular approach was chosen and what will happen if it is not followed.
Treatment under sedation is never started without preparation. Tests are needed, as well as evaluations from specialists if there are chronic conditions, and a conversation with the anesthesiologist. Fasting and limiting fluids before the procedure are not a formality but a safety requirement: a full stomach during general anesthesia creates a risk. Adults must not drive after waking up, so a companion is needed in advance. Parents should tell children about the upcoming visit calmly, without frightening them. If a fever develops the day before, a cough starts, or a chronic condition flares up, the procedure is postponed. Hiding this from the doctor means exposing yourself to unnecessary risk. Preparation takes time, sometimes several days. But it is precisely what allows treatment to be carried out without complications and without canceling it at the last moment. The rules are simple, and compliance with them is mandatory for everyone.
The final amount depends on the scope of the intervention, the drug chosen, and the anesthesiologist's working time, so it cannot be quoted in advance. The price of dental treatment under general anesthesia is made up of the cost of the dental work itself, the anesthesia service, and consumables; pre-operative testing may be charged separately. The calculation is done differently for adults and children: for children, weight and duration are more often taken into account, while for adults it is the number and complexity of the interventions. The exact amount is given by the doctor at the examination after the plan is drawn up, and you can find approximate figures in the pricing section on the page.
There are few absolute contraindications, but they do exist: severe decompensated heart disease, a recent heart attack or stroke, significant respiratory failure, and intolerance to anesthetic drugs. Before the procedure, the anesthesiologist takes a medical history, reviews test results and an ECG, and if necessary requests an opinion from a relevant specialist. As for adverse reactions, nausea, drowsiness, dizziness, and dry mouth are the most common — they resolve within 24 hours. Allergic reactions and laryngospasm are less common, which is why the procedure is performed with an anesthesiologist present and with monitoring of breathing and blood pressure.
You can book by calling +7 777 911 07 83 or through the form on the website; appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. The initial examination and treatment plan are free of charge (0 ₸): the doctor examines the oral cavity, takes an X-ray if necessary, explains the options, and gives you a timeline. If treatment under general anesthesia is planned, an anesthesiologist is invited to the consultation — they assess the risks and decide whether additional tests are needed. Afterward, you receive a written plan with the stages and an estimated cost, and you can see the prices for specific items in the pricing section on the page.
Yes, dental treatment under general anesthesia is performed in adults when there are medical or psychological grounds: a pronounced gag reflex, a panic fear of the dentist, or a large volume of work to be done in a single visit. General anesthesia is also chosen for allergies to local anesthetics, for certain neurological conditions, and when several complex teeth need to be removed at once. The decision is made by the anesthesiologist together with the treating doctor after an examination and tests. If there are no contraindications, the procedure is carried out in the clinic under continuous monitoring of blood pressure, pulse, and blood oxygen saturation.
Yes, prosthetic dental treatment under general anesthesia is possible, but it is used selectively — usually for extensive preparation of the oral cavity, when several teeth need to be removed, implants placed, or supporting teeth deeply treated in a single visit. For the routine placement of crowns and removable dentures, general anesthesia is not needed: these stages are painless and well tolerated under local anesthesia. If the patient has severe anxiety or a gag reflex, the prosthodontist and anesthesiologist discuss sedation or general anesthesia separately. The final approach is chosen at the consultation, and you can see the prices for specific items in the pricing section.
A wisdom tooth can be extracted under general anesthesia if the tooth is impacted, lies close to a nerve, or the patient cannot tolerate local anesthesia. Before the procedure, an X-ray or CT scan is taken, the anesthesiologist assesses the patient's condition and selects the drug, after which the surgeon removes the tooth while the patient is monitored. After waking up, the patient is observed for some time, then sent home with recommendations and a follow-up appointment is scheduled. Removing 4 wisdom teeth under general anesthesia in a single visit is practiced when all four need extraction — this way the patient undergoes one anesthesia instead of four.
Dentistry under general anesthesia means the patient is in a drug-induced sleep and does not react to manipulations, whereas with sedation they doze but can respond to the doctor's requests. General anesthesia is deeper, requires the presence of an anesthesiologist and monitoring, while sedation is milder and is more often used for moderate anxiety. The choice depends on the scope of work, age, health condition and the patient's preferences. If you are unsure what suits you best, discuss it at the initial appointment — it is free with us, and you will receive a plan and cost estimates right away.
Dentistry with anesthesia is considered safe when performed by a trained team: an anesthesiologist, a surgeon or general dentist, and an assistant. Risks are reduced through preliminary examination — tests, ECG, allergy history, as well as selecting the drug taking into account weight, age and chronic diseases. During the procedure, blood pressure, pulse and breathing are monitored, and after waking up the patient remains under observation. If you have chronic conditions or take regular medications, be sure to mention this at the consultation — it changes the preparation plan.
Yes, caries treatment under anesthesia is performed, most often for children and adults with a strong fear of the dentist or with a large number of affected teeth. In a single visit, several teeth can be treated, fillings placed and prevention carried out — this is convenient when the patient is not ready to sit through several lengthy appointments. For ordinary uncomplicated caries in a calm adult, local anesthesia is sufficient. The decision is made by the doctor and anesthesiologist after examination, and you can see the preliminary cost in the prices section on the page.
Dental anesthesia is a general term for pain relief, and it can be local or general. Local anesthesia blocks sensitivity in an area of the jaw while the patient remains conscious; general anesthesia puts the patient to sleep and blocks the pain response throughout the body. For most procedures, local anesthesia is sufficient, while general is used for a large scope of work or medical indications. Which option suits you is decided by the doctor during the examination, taking into account health condition, age and scope of intervention.
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My mother recommended this place. . . I had my teeth treated, they made it so it didn't hurt. Galiy worked without rushing.
Before this, I had only gone for promotional offers and never really got proper treatment. We found a clinic near our home. Alexey explained why it wasn't worth putting it off (I couldn't believe it myself). They redid the root canal under a microscope)
Had pulpitis treated, two visits, they polished until it stopped catching. The night pain went away right after the first visit, the difference is noticeable. I recommend it. They answered my questions even after the appointment, via messenger. That's it. Honestly, I'm still surprised it was painless)
I had pulpitis treated, two visits, and they took a follow-up X-ray at the end. There was one inconvenience — the parking lot was full. A minor thing. You can't see the filling, the color matched. In my opinion, the main thing is that they don't pressure you into a decision!
At another clinic they said it could only be extracted, but I wanted to save it. It was quick. In my opinion, the price is fair for this kind of work. Margarita explained why it wasn't worth putting off. They placed a filling, matched the color, and took a follow-up X-ray at the end. The tooth doesn't bother me, and there's no sensitivity to cold.
I initially just wanted to look around and get a sense of the prices. They redid the root canal under a microscope and took a follow-up X-ray at the end. The parking lot was full — but that's just me being honest. Alicia explains things calmly and to the point. The contract and receipt were provided without me having to ask, which I'll note separately. In my opinion, the main thing is that they don't pressure you into a decision.
At first the silence in the lobby threw me off — then I understood why. They placed a filling and matched the color, all in one visit. They showed me the before-and-after X-ray of the root canal treatment, and that really won me over. The only thing was that the receptionist took a long time to find my file!
Kliniku vybriala dolgo, chitala otzyvy po vsemu gorodu. Lechili pulpit, dva vizita. Dazhe nelovko, chto tyanula. Plombu ne vidno, cvet sovpal, pridratsya ne k chemu.
The night pain stopped right after the first visit. They re-treated the root canal under a microscope, with anesthesia, I didn't feel a thing (we laughed about it at home afterwards). In my opinion, the main thing is that they don't pressure you into a decision. I found a clinic near my home. Now I only come here. They answered my questions even after the appointment, via messenger — thanks for that too.
I didn't think they'd manage it in a single visit — it was pulpitis, two visits, done in one. They messaged me the next day to ask how I was doing, just as we'd agreed. The tooth doesn't bother me, no sensitivity to cold, which is exactly what I wanted. The anesthesia worked completely, I felt nothing, and that really won me over. They answered my questions after the appointment too, over messenger, and that really won me over. They showed me the X-ray before and after the root canal filling, just as we'd agreed. They saw me right on time, no waiting...
After previous treatment, I had no confidence. It took me a long time to pluck up the courage to go to the doctor. The root canal was treated, and every step was explained in advance...
I wanted a second opinion. I didn't expect it to be completely painless. I had a cavity treated on a molar. The anesthesia worked fully, I felt nothing, and I'm grateful for that too. Five out of five (we laughed about it at home later). The receptionist called back when she promised, which is how it should be. Shoe covers, a cup, a napkin — small things, but everything was there. I think the point is that no one here rushes you. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but like something neutral. Parking is in the courtyard, I found a spot, which is how it should be. They arranged an installment plan on the spot, without running around to banks, and I'll note that separately.
After the pandemic, I hadn't been to the dentist for about three years — you can't even see the filling, the color matched perfectly. The root canal was redone under a microscope, and they irrigated the canal for a long time and very thoroughly. I was nervous the whole time.
Zub ne bespokoit, reakcii na holodnoe net. Perelechivali kanal pod mikroskopom, plombu otpolirovali v konce. Korotko: horosho. Erasyl obyasnyaet spokoynno i po delu)
I had pulpitis treatment, two visits, the canal was irrigated long and thoroughly — the night pain went away right after the first visit, nothing to complain about. I booked my family here too. Sterility is visible, instruments were opened in front of me. Not painful at all. I especially liked that they don't stay silent but talk through every step. They arranged an installment plan on the spot, no running around to banks. The receptionist called back when she promised. Shoe covers, a cup, a napkin — little things, but everything was there, a small thing but nice. They saw me right on time, no waiting. The contract and receipt were given without me having to ask.
I wanted a second opinion. I'm the type who asks again three times — they were patient. Had a cavity treated on a molar, in one visit.
At first I just wanted to look around and compare prices — that's a whole separate story —. I put it off for a long time. I had a cavity treated on a molar. They saw me right on time, no waiting — a small thing, but nice. The tooth doesn't bother me, no sensitivity to cold, and I've already gotten used to the idea that it's all behind me. They set up my file right away, asked for my passport only once, no complaints about that)
At another clinic they said the only option was extraction, but I wanted to save the tooth. That's exactly how it was. I chose the clinic based on reviews. They treated a cavity on a molar and polished the filling at the end. I think the key thing is that no one here rushes you. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, just something neutral, no complaints about that. The filling isn't visible, the color matches, and that's the main thing. I was seen right on time, no waiting. The receptionist called back when she said she would. They scheduled me at a convenient time, no "come at nine and wait," and I'm grateful for that too. They answered my questions even after the appointment, via messenger. They showed me the X-ray before and after root canal treatment..
I couldn't put off seeing the doctor any longer. He treated the root canal and finished everything in one appointment...
I initially just wanted to look around and get a sense of the prices. They placed a filling and matched the color. It wasn't painful at all — and that was exactly what I was afraid of. Galiy is the kind of doctor you come back to.
The tooth ached at night, and painkillers were no longer helping — I've disliked dentists since childhood. They treated a cavity on a molar and polished the filling at the end.
I didn't expect it to be completely painless. In my opinion, the main thing is that they don't pressure you into a decision. I had a cavity treated on a chewing tooth, with anesthesia, and I felt nothing. They took me right on time, no waiting, just as we had agreed.
My previous dentist moved away, so I had to find a new one, and since the tooth wasn't bothering me and there was no sensitivity to cold, there was nothing to complain about. . . Alicia is the kind of dentist you come back to. The root canal was redone under a microscope, and a follow-up X-ray was taken at the end.
I was treated for pulpitis, two visits, with anesthesia, I felt nothing, and the night pain went away right after the first visit. Quick. They took me exactly on time, no waiting, and that's a nice touch. The anesthesia worked completely, I felt nothing, I'll note that separately. The contract and receipt were provided without me having to remind them, no complaints there. Parking is in the courtyard, I found a spot, just as agreed. They arranged the installment plan on the spot, no running around to banks, no complaints there. They messaged me the next day to ask how I was feeling, I'll note that separately.
I came on my sister's recommendation. I haven't regretted it once — and that was exactly what I was afraid of. They redid the root canal under a microscope and polished the filling at the end. The filling isn't visible, the color matches)
I put it off for a long time, but they treated pulpitis, two visits, and took a follow-up X-ray at the end. The filling isn't visible, the color matches. Now I'll only come here. The receptionist called back when she promised, the way it should be. They arranged an installment plan on the spot, no running around to banks. They gave me the prices right away, and nothing was added at the end (I couldn't believe it myself).
Had a filling placed, they matched the color, with anesthesia, I didn't feel a thing. Alicia showed me everything on the X-ray. I haven't regretted it once. Shoe covers, a cup, a napkin — little things, but everything was there.
I initially just wanted to look around and get a sense of the prices. That was all. I had pulpitis treated, two visits, with anesthesia, and I didn't feel a thing. The nighttime pain went away right after the first visit, the difference is noticeable
Hotela snachala prosto posmotret i pricenitsya . . Lechili pulpit, dva vizita. Zub ne bespokoit, reakcii na holodnoe net.
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