Tooth extraction in Riga

Gentle tooth removal after thorough diagnostics and an individual assessment of your situation
✓ Diagnostics before the procedure
✓ Local anaesthesia
✓ Wisdom tooth extraction
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Tooth extraction at 33.ZOBS dental clinic

When may tooth extraction be necessary?

Tooth extraction is considered when the tooth cannot be preserved or when removal is required as part of a treatment plan.

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Severely damaged tooth

The tooth is significantly damaged and can no longer be restored reliably.

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Inflammation or infection

When the problem cannot be successfully treated using other dental treatment methods.

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Tooth or root damage

A fracture or other damage that makes it impossible to preserve the tooth.

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Problematic wisdom tooth

Pain, recurring inflammation or other problems associated with a wisdom tooth.

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Orthodontic treatment

In certain cases, extraction may form part of an orthodontic treatment plan.

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Other clinical indications

The decision is always made individually following an examination and the necessary diagnostics.

Our goal is to preserve your natural tooth whenever this is possible and clinically appropriate.
Wisdom teeth

When may wisdom tooth extraction be necessary?

Not every wisdom tooth needs to be removed. Extraction may be necessary if the tooth causes problems or poses a risk to surrounding tissues or neighbouring teeth. The decision is made after an examination and diagnostics.

✓ Pain or recurring inflammation
✓ Tooth decay or difficult oral hygiene
✓ Risk of damage to a neighbouring tooth
✓ A cyst or other pathology

How is a tooth extracted?

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Diagnostics

The dentist examines the tooth and, if necessary, recommends an X-ray or 3D examination.

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Anaesthesia

Before the procedure, the treatment area is numbed using local anaesthesia.

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Tooth extraction

The tooth is removed using the method most appropriate for the individual clinical situation.

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Socket care

After extraction, the area is treated and, if necessary, sutures are placed.

Local anaesthesia
Sedation available

Comfort during the procedure

Tooth extraction is performed under local anaesthesia to numb the treatment area. For particularly anxious patients or in certain clinical situations, sedation options can also be discussed.

Sedation in dentistry
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What should you do after tooth extraction?

Follow your dentist's individual instructions and take care not to disturb the extraction site.

First 24 hours

Avoid vigorous rinsing and do not touch the extraction site, as this may disturb the blood clot.

Food and drinks

Choose soft foods and avoid very hot food and drinks while the anaesthetic is still working.

Oral hygiene

Brush the rest of your teeth as usual, while cleaning the area around the extraction site very carefully.

Physical activity

Avoid strenuous physical activity on the day of the procedure.

Contact the clinic if bleeding does not stop, pain or swelling becomes significantly worse, you develop a fever or experience other concerning symptoms.

Tooth extraction prices

The exact cost depends on the tooth and the individual clinical situation.

Single-rooted tooth extraction
73 €
Two-rooted tooth extraction
86 €
Multi-rooted tooth extraction
106 €
Wisdom tooth extraction
145 €
Complex tooth extraction
178 €
Impacted tooth extraction
198 €
Additional diagnostics, anaesthesia and other procedures are charged according to the clinic's current price list.

Do you need a tooth extracted?

Book a consultation — the dentist will assess your situation, perform the necessary diagnostics and discuss the most appropriate treatment option with you.
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Opening hours:
Workdays: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Saturday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday: closed

Contacts:
pieraksts@33zobs.lv
info@33zobs.lv
+371 67270099
+371 26805150
Stabu iela 44 - 19, Rīga