Dental surgery

Comprehensive surgical procedures in the field of teeth and oral cavity. Oral surgery is a specialized branch of dentistry that focuses on surgical interventions within the oral cavity. Our clinic in Prague offers a wide range of services, from simple tooth extractions to complex procedures such as dental implants, wisdom tooth removal, or bone tissue reconstruction. We perform all treatments with maximum consideration for your health, comfort and personal data.

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Dental surgery

Comprehensive surgical procedures in the field of teeth and oral cavity.

Oral surgery is a specialized branch of dentistry that focuses on surgical interventions within the oral cavity. Our clinic in Prague offers a wide range of services, from simple tooth extractions to complex procedures such as dental implants, wisdom tooth removal, or bone tissue reconstruction. We perform all treatments with maximum consideration for your health, comfort and personal data.

Book an appointment online

Dental surgery

Comprehensive surgical procedures in the field of teeth and oral cavity.

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How does a dental surgical procedure work?

Initial Examination and Consultation

The dentist will assess the condition of your teeth, oral mucosa and bone structure. They will explain the treatment options, risks involved, and recommend the most suitable course of action.

Preparation and Consent Form

After processing your personal data and medical history, you will sign an informed consent form. There is no need to worry – we will explain everything to you in detail.

During the Procedure

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia. We use modern instruments and technologies to ensure gentle treatment.

Post-Operative Care

You will receive instructions for home care, hygiene recommendations and any necessary medication. In case of complications, you can contact us at any time.

How does a dental surgical procedure work?

Initial Examination and Consultation

The dentist will assess the condition of your teeth, oral mucosa and bone structure. They will explain the treatment options, risks involved, and recommend the most suitable course of action.

Preparation and Consent Form

After processing your personal data and medical history, you will sign an informed consent form. There is no need to worry – we will explain everything to you in detail.

During the Procedure

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia. We use modern instruments and technologies to ensure gentle treatment.

Post-Operative Care

You will receive instructions for home care, hygiene recommendations and any necessary medication. In case of complications, you can contact us at any time.

Our Work – Before & After

What does oral surgery include?

Our oral surgical procedures include:

Tooth Extractions – including complicated wisdom tooth extractions.

Surgical removal of cysts, tumors and inflammatory foci.

Dental Implant Placement – including bone grafting procedures.

Root-End Resection – in cases of failed endodontic treatment.

Preprosthetic Surgery – modification of soft and hard tissues before denture placement.

Periodontal Procedures – surgical treatment of periodontitis.

We perform each procedure under local anesthesia to minimize discomfort. If needed, we can also offer analgesia sedation.

Our Work – Before & After

What does oral surgery include?

Our oral surgical procedures include:

Tooth Extractions – including complicated wisdom tooth extractions.

Surgical removal of cysts, tumors and inflammatory foci.

Dental Implant Placement – including bone grafting procedures.

Root-End Resection – in cases of failed endodontic treatment.

Preprosthetic Surgery – modification of soft and hard tissues before denture placement.

Periodontal Procedures – surgical treatment of periodontitis.

We perform each procedure under local anesthesia to minimize discomfort. If needed, we can also offer analgesia sedation.

When is oral surgery appropriate?

We recommend oral surgical procedures in the following cases:

Teeth cannot be saved using restorative dentistry.

Chronic pain or inflammation in the tooth area.

Preparation for orthodontics, prosthodontics or teeth whitening.

Dental implants as replacements for missing teeth.

Treatment of periodontal diseases.

When is oral surgery appropriate?

We recommend oral surgical procedures in the following cases:

Teeth cannot be saved using restorative dentistry.

Chronic pain or inflammation in the tooth area.

Preparation for orthodontics, prosthodontics or teeth whitening.

Dental implants as replacements for missing teeth.

Treatment of periodontal diseases.

Guarantee

A guarantee of quality and pain-free treatment

Top-tier equipment

Advanced equipment for superior care

Comprehensive Care

Comprehensive care for our patients

Opening Hours

Extended opening hours including Saturdays

Contracts

Contracts with health insurance providers

Dental laboratory

Our own modern dental laboratory

Location

Excellent transport accessibility

Reception Services

A pleasant and calm environment

Languages

We speak more than five languages

Availability

We have short waiting times for appointments

Our team

Vladyslav Ridchenko

Senior dentist

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Serhii Marikutsa

Senior dentist

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Kateřina Vlčková

Dentist

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Meet Our Dentists

Our dental clinic in Prague has a team of experienced doctors specializing in oral surgery, endodontics, pediatric dentistry and prosthodontics.

We perform each procedure with an emphasis on individual approach and maximum patient comfort.

Book a Consultation

Do you have concerns about surgical treatment or need to address a complex problem in your oral cavity? Book an initial consultation and let us assess your condition.

Our team of experienced oral surgeons will offer comprehensive diagnostics (including 3D X-ray) and create an individualized treatment plan tailored to your needs. The goal is not only effective and safe problem solving, but also your maximum comfort and fast recovery.

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Meet Our Dentists

Our dental clinic in Prague has a team of experienced doctors specializing in oral surgery, endodontics, pediatric dentistry and prosthodontics.

We perform each procedure with an emphasis on individual approach and maximum patient comfort.

Book a Consultation

Do you have concerns about surgical treatment or need to address a complex problem in your oral cavity? Book an initial consultation and let us assess your condition.

Book an appointment online

Price List for Oral Surgery Procedures

Valid from:

Procedure	Details	Price
Gelaspon, Alveogil / Parasorb		790 / 1490 Kč
Complex Tooth Extraction		2790 Kč
Autologous PRF Augmentation – First Tube / Each Additional Tube		1890 / 1190 Kč
Implant Consultation		1150 Kč
Placement of Branded Implant Neobiotech / Ankylos / Straumann		17900 / 22900 / 25900 Kč
Implant Surgical Guide Small / Large		1900 / 4900 Kč
Deposit for Analgesia Sedation		5000 Kč
Analgesia Sedation 1 Hour / 2 Hours		9900 / 18900 Kč
Tablet Sedation Midazolam / Diazepam		1990 Kč

Implantologie

Valid from:

Procedure	Details	Price
Implantologická konzultace		1 150 Kč
Zavedení implantátu Neobiotech	KLASIK	17 900 Kč
Zavedení implantátu Osstem	STANDARD	18 900 Kč
Zavedení implantátu Neodent	OPTIMAL	19 900 Kč
Zavedení implantátu Ankylos	PREMIUM	22 900 Kč
Zavedení implantátu Thommen	PREMIUM	22 900 Kč
Zavedení implantátu Straumann	EXCLUSIVE	25 900 Kč
Implantologická šablona	Malá / velká	1 900 / 4 900 Kč

Anaesthesia

Valid from:

Procedure	Details	Price
KCAN – Consultation – general anaesthesia		850 Kč
CAN1 / CAN2 / CAN3 – General anaesthesia for children (minor procedures): up to 1 hour / up to 2 hours / each additional started hour (includes treatment of all primary teeth)		15000 / 29500 / 5000 Kč
CAND / CAN3 – General anaesthesia for adults (does not include the cost of dental treatment): up to 1 hour / each additional started hour		10000 / 5000 Kč

(*) price including 21% VAT

Indications and Contraindications for Oral Surgery Treatment

Oral surgery is a specialized field of dentistry that addresses a wide range of diseases and conditions in the oral cavity and surrounding tissues. The decision to perform surgical treatment always follows careful diagnosis and consideration of the patient’s overall health condition.

Indications (When is Oral Surgery Appropriate?)

1. Tooth Extraction

Complicated extractions, extraction of impacted teeth (wisdom teeth, canines), extractions for orthodontic reasons, removal of broken root fragments.

2. Dental Implantology and Preprosthetic Surgery

Placement of dental implants, bone augmentation (bone grafting), sinus lift (sinus elevation), alveolar ridge modification prior to denture fabrication (alveoloplasty).

3. Surgical Treatment of Pathological Conditions

Removal of cysts, benign tumors and other pathological lesions in both soft and hard tissues, including biopsy for histological examination.

4. Endodontic Surgery

Apicectomy (root tip resection) for teeth where conventional endodontic treatment has failed and periapical pathology persists (cyst/abscess).

5. Periodontal Surgery

Surgical procedures on the gums and tooth supporting apparatus, such as gingivectomy, root coverage procedures, flap surgery, clinical crown lengthening.

6. Treatment of Inflammation and Trauma

Surgical drainage of abscesses, treatment of dentoalveolar trauma (fractures of teeth and alveolar ridges), tooth replantation after injury.

Contraindications (When is a Procedure Risky or Inappropriate?)

1. Severe Uncontrolled Systemic Diseases (Absolute/Relative)

Cardiovascular:

Unstable angina pectoris, recent myocardial infarction (<3-6 months), uncontrolled hypertension, severe heart failure.
Endocrine: Decompensated diabetes mellitus (HbA1c > 8-9 %) – risk of impaired healing and infection.
Hematological: Severe bleeding disorders (hemophilia), uncontrolled anticoagulation therapy (INR > 3.5).

2. Pharmacological History

Bisphosphonate/antiresorptive therapy (especially i.v.): High risk of medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (MRONJ) after surgical procedures.
Active oncologic treatment: Chemotherapy and radiotherapy in the head and neck region – risk of osteoradionekróza and healing failure.
Immunosuppressive therapy: Increased risk of postoperative infections.

3. Acute Local Infection

Acute purulent inflammation (abscess, phlegmon) at the site of planned surgery – it is necessary to manage the acute phase of infection first (e.g., with antibiotics, incision and drainage).

4. Pregnancy (Relative Contraindication)

Planned surgical procedures are not recommended in the first trimester. In the second and third trimesters, only emergency treatment should be performed after consultation with a gynecologist.

5. Severe Mental Illness or Inability to Cooperate

Patients who are unable to undergo the procedure under local anesthesia and cooperate may require treatment under sedation or general anesthesia in a specialized facility.

6. Extremely Poor Oral Hygiene

Increases the risk of postoperative complications such as wound infection or socket inflammation (dry socket/alveolitis sicca).

Important Note: This overview is for informational purposes only. Each surgical procedure requires individual assessment by a physician, including a detailed medical history, clinical examination and adequate radiographic diagnostics (often 3D CBCT). Many relative contraindications can be successfully managed through careful patient preparation and close interdisciplinary collaboration with their attending physician (general practitioner, cardiologist, oncologist, etc.). Patient safety is always our top priority.

Indications and Contraindications for Oral Surgery Treatment

Indications (When is Oral Surgery Appropriate?)

1. Tooth Extraction

Complicated extractions, extraction of impacted teeth (wisdom teeth, canines), extractions for orthodontic reasons, removal of broken root fragments.

2. Dental Implantology and Preprosthetic Surgery

Placement of dental implants, bone augmentation (bone grafting), sinus lift (sinus elevation), alveolar ridge modification prior to denture fabrication (alveoloplasty).

3. Surgical Treatment of Pathological Conditions

Removal of cysts, benign tumors and other pathological lesions in both soft and hard tissues, including biopsy for histological examination.

4. Endodontic Surgery

Apicectomy (root tip resection) for teeth where conventional endodontic treatment has failed and periapical pathology persists (cyst/abscess).

5. Periodontal Surgery

Surgical procedures on the gums and tooth supporting apparatus, such as gingivectomy, root coverage procedures, flap surgery, clinical crown lengthening.

6. Treatment of Inflammation and Trauma

Surgical drainage of abscesses, treatment of dentoalveolar trauma (fractures of teeth and alveolar ridges), tooth replantation after injury.

Contraindications (When is a Procedure Risky or Inappropriate?)

1. Severe Uncontrolled Systemic Diseases (Absolute/Relative)

Cardiovascular:

Unstable angina pectoris, recent myocardial infarction (<3-6 months), uncontrolled hypertension, severe heart failure.
Endocrine: Decompensated diabetes mellitus (HbA1c > 8-9 %) – risk of impaired healing and infection.
Hematological: Severe bleeding disorders (hemophilia), uncontrolled anticoagulation therapy (INR > 3.5).

2. Pharmacological History

Bisphosphonate/antiresorptive therapy (especially i.v.): High risk of medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (MRONJ) after surgical procedures.
Active oncologic treatment: Chemotherapy and radiotherapy in the head and neck region – risk of osteoradionekróza and healing failure.
Immunosuppressive therapy: Increased risk of postoperative infections.

3. Acute Local Infection

Acute purulent inflammation (abscess, phlegmon) at the site of planned surgery – it is necessary to manage the acute phase of infection first (e.g., with antibiotics, incision and drainage).

4. Pregnancy (Relative Contraindication)

Planned surgical procedures are not recommended in the first trimester. In the second and third trimesters, only emergency treatment should be performed after consultation with a gynecologist.

5. Severe Mental Illness or Inability to Cooperate

Patients who are unable to undergo the procedure under local anesthesia and cooperate may require treatment under sedation or general anesthesia in a specialized facility.

6. Extremely Poor Oral Hygiene

Increases the risk of postoperative complications such as wound infection or socket inflammation (dry socket/alveolitis sicca).

Client Testimonials

Patient feedback after tooth reconstruction with a dental implant

Patient feedback after tooth reconstruction with a dental implant

Client Testimonials

Patient feedback after tooth reconstruction with a dental implant

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Dental Practice

On this page of our dental practice website, we have prepared answers to the most frequently asked questions from our patients. If you cannot find what you are looking for here, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Does oral surgery hurt?

Thanks to local anesthesia, the procedure is very gentle. Mild pain may occur after the procedure, but it can be well managed with analgesics.

Can I book an appointment online?

Yes, you can book an appointment through our form or by phone.

How long does the procedure take?

The duration of the procedure depends on the type of surgery – from 20 minutes to 1 hour.

Can I undergo a procedure while taking medication?

Usually yes, but it is necessary to inform the doctor about all medications and medical conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Dental Practice

Does oral surgery hurt?

Thanks to local anesthesia, the procedure is very gentle. Mild pain may occur after the procedure, but it can be well managed with analgesics.

Can I book an appointment online?

Yes, you can book an appointment through our form or by phone.

How long does the procedure take?

The duration of the procedure depends on the type of surgery – from 20 minutes to 1 hour.

Can I undergo a procedure while taking medication?

Usually yes, but it is necessary to inform the doctor about all medications and medical conditions.

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