Fast relief
Atraumatic techniques + effective anesthesia.
Relieve inflammation and pressure; start antibacterial therapy.
Abscess incision & drainage
We quickly reduce pain and swelling: local anesthesia, careful incision and drainage, medications when indicated, and a clear follow-up plan.
What we do
- Exam and targeted RVG X-ray if indicated.
- Local anesthesia (topical/STA/nerve block).
- Incision of the focus, drainage and antiseptic irrigation.
- Antibacterial/anti-inflammatory therapy when indicated.
- Cooling advice, hygiene and diet instructions.
Why timing matters
- Lowers the risk of infection spread to soft-tissue spaces.
- Rapid pain and pressure relief.
- Speeds healing and prevents complications.
Visit flow
- AssessmentClinical exam, RVG/scan if needed; explanation.
- AnesthesiaTailored analgesia approach.
- Incision & drainageGentle opening, evacuation of exudate, irrigation.
- MedicationsLocal/systemic prescriptions as indicated.
- PlanFollow-up and definitive treatment of the cause.
Why MasterDent
Safety
Sterile workflow and modern antiseptics.
Comprehensive
Drainage plus eliminating the cause and close follow-up.
Transparent pricing
Official UAH price list only.
Come urgently if
- Throbbing pain, swelling, redness.
- Fever or malaise.
- Pain on chewing, trismus.
- Increasing cheek/gum swelling or pus discharge.
Aftercare
- Cold packs 10–15 min with breaks during first 24h.
- No heat (sauna/hot drinks).
- Soft diet; rinses as advised; gentle hygiene.
- Take prescribed meds; attend follow-up/definitive care.
Official prices (UAH)
We tailor treatment individually. Preliminary prices are listed below; the doctor will confirm the final cost during the consultation.
| Incision of periodontal abscess | 400 грн |
| Abscess incision | 400 грн |
FAQ
Are antibiotics always necessary?
Only when indicated (spread, fever, risk factors). Avoid self-medication.
Is it painful?
We use anesthesia; some post-op soreness is normal and manageable.
Will it recur?
If the cause isn’t treated (root canal/periodontal pocket/trauma), relapse is possible - we plan definitive care.