Oral surgery in Minsk
Tooth extraction and surgical treatment when indicated, with diagnostics, anaesthesia and healing control.
Oral surgery
Oral surgery includes tooth extraction and other interventions needed to remove a source of infection, prepare for prosthetics or preserve the health of surrounding tissues.
When extraction is required
The decision is made after examination and an X-ray where a tooth cannot be preserved or threatens adjacent tissues.
- substantial destruction of a tooth or root;
- root fracture;
- pronounced inflammation not responding to treatment;
- incorrect position or impaction when indicated;
- preparation for orthodontic or prosthetic treatment.
How surgical treatment proceeds
The dentist performs diagnostics, chooses anaesthesia and plans the intervention. After extraction, the socket is inspected and, when needed, treated and sutured. The patient receives care instructions.
Diagnostics
Examination and X-ray assessment of roots and surrounding structures.
Anaesthesia
Local anaesthesia according to the scope of surgery.
Intervention
Conservative extraction and socket treatment.
Follow-up
Recommendations, healing check and tooth-replacement plan.
Recommendations after extraction
Follow the instructions provided, do not injure the socket and take only prescribed medication. Contact the clinic if swelling, bleeding, fever or pain increases.
Frequently asked questions
Is tooth extraction painful?
Extraction is performed under local anaesthesia. Pressure may be felt during the procedure, but not sharp pain.
How long does the socket heal?
Initial healing takes several weeks and bone remodelling takes longer.
When should implantation be planned?
The possibility of immediate or delayed implantation is assessed before extraction from the X-ray and tissue condition.