Pain around a wisdom tooth, recurring gum inflammation or a tooth that has not fully erupted? At SDC Clinic in Vilnius, the dentist assesses the condition, necessary tests and whether removal is needed.
Open every day, 08:00–24:00.
No. The dentist weighs the benefits and risks of removal. The procedure may be considered for recurring inflammation, decay or another diagnosed condition. A healthy tooth that causes no problems may only need monitoring.
The extent of the procedure depends on the tooth position and roots. A fully erupted tooth may be easier to remove. An unerupted or awkwardly positioned tooth may require surgical access, sectioning and stitches. The specific plan is discussed after an examination and necessary tests.
The price depends on the tooth position, extraction complexity, tests and additional procedures. The scope and estimate are discussed after examination. See the SDC price list and the general tooth extraction service.
Pain, swelling and difficulty opening the mouth can occur after removal. Healing time varies. Possible complications include bleeding, infection, dry socket and, depending on the tooth position, nerve injury. The dentist explains the risks relevant to you before the procedure.
Follow the aftercare instructions you receive. Contact your dentist if bleeding is heavy or pain or swelling increases. If you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, call 112.
The dentist decides which tests are needed. Imaging helps assess the roots and surrounding structures.
The number of teeth removed and the appointment plan are determined individually.
This depends on the extent of the procedure, how you feel and the nature of your work. Discuss recovery time before the procedure.
Online booking lets you select an appointment. When booking, mention any pain or swelling and whether you have a dental image.
General information does not replace an individual dental consultation.
