Oral Surgery in Chisinau

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Oral surgery handles what conservative dentistry cannot. A cyst at the root, inflammation after old root canal work, a short tongue frenulum in a child, preparing the jaw for prosthetics — all of this is the surgeon's job. At a dental clinic in Chisinau such procedures are done on an outpatient basis: under local anaesthesia, in a single visit.

Oral Surgery — dental clinics in Chisinau

Common procedures

Apicoectomy saves a tooth when a cyst does not respond to conservative treatment: the surgeon removes the affected root tip while keeping the tooth and its crown. Frenuloplasty is needed for children with speech problems and for adults before prosthetics. Gingivoplasty corrects a "gummy smile" when too much gum shows.

Procedure and cost

Every operation starts with a 3D scan — the surgeon must see where the nerves and sinus run. Surgery takes 30–60 minutes, sutures come out after a week. An apicoectomy in Chisinau costs 1500–3000 MDL, frenuloplasty from 800 MDL — a fraction of Western European prices. Browse clinics with surgical facilities below.

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Frequently asked questions

What does dental surgery include?
It covers removing complex and impacted teeth, gum operations, cyst removal and preparing the jaw for implants. Everything is done under local anaesthesia, with sedation if desired.
How much does dental surgery cost?
Minor surgical procedures start from 600 lei. The exact cost depends on the complexity of the case and the scope of work, and is given after an examination and X-ray.
How long does healing take after surgery?
Initial healing usually takes 7–10 days, full healing a few weeks. The dentist will give aftercare advice, and following it noticeably speeds up recovery.
Is special preparation needed for surgery?
Before surgery an X-ray and sometimes blood tests are done. The dentist will tell you what you can eat and drink beforehand and which medications to adjust.
Are painkillers given after surgery?
Yes, the dentist prescribes painkillers and, if needed, antibiotics. Following the prescriptions makes recovery comfortable and lowers the risk of complications.

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