When necessary — atraumatic and quick.
Primary tooth extraction
Kid-friendly approach, effective anesthesia, and minimally traumatic technique for fast recovery and predictable healing.
Kid-friendly adaptation
Tell-show-do and playful techniques reduce stress.
Comfort & safety
Modern anesthesia, optional sedation, strict sterility.
Fast & gentle
Minimal trauma, quick procedure, clear guidance.
What it is
- Atraumatic extraction of loose/irreparable primary teeth.
- Anesthesia: topical/infiltration with STA device.
- Sedation with an anesthesiologist when indicated.
- Bleeding control, clear written aftercare for parents.
Why extraction can be needed
- Deep caries/infection beyond restoration.
- Mobility causing discomfort or risk of swallowing the tooth.
- Physiologic root resorption and space for the permanent tooth.
- Orthodontic indications (space management, traumatic bite).
How it goes
- 01Exam & planAssess, X-ray if needed; explain the steps to the child and parents.
- 02Anesthesia/sedationGentle STA anesthesia; sedation for high anxiety/complex cases.
- 03ExtractionCareful luxation/extraction with tissue preservation.
- 04HemostasisGauze pack, instructions; meds if indicated.
- 05Follow-upWhen to return and whether to see the orthodontist.
Book an appointment at MasterDent
The dentist will determine the treatment plan and scope during your consultation.
Benefits at MasterDent
- Kid-friendly adaptation — Tell-show-do and playful techniques reduce stress.
- Comfort & safety — Modern anesthesia, optional sedation, strict sterility.
- Fast & gentle — Minimal trauma, quick procedure, clear guidance.
- Transparent pricing — Displayed exactly as in our official price list.
When to book
- Pain, swelling, night waking.
- Marked mobility interfering with chewing/speech.
- Residual roots or non-restorable tooth.
- Orthodontic recommendation for guided exfoliation.
Aftercare
- Bite on gauze for 15–20 min; avoid vigorous rinsing for 24 h.
- No food for 2–3 h; soft, non-hot food on the day of extraction.
- Avoid sucking through a straw; do not touch the socket with tongue/fingers.
- Age-appropriate analgesics if advised by your dentist.
- If swelling/bleeding persists — contact us promptly.
Pediatric care at MasterDent
Materials from the MasterDent clinic.
MasterDent dentists
The MasterDent clinical team.
Patient reviews
Patient reviews of the MasterDent clinic.
Anna Spasska
★★★★★
The clinic is excellent! I have been visiting it for many years and everything is always at a high level — treatment, cleanings and orthodontics.
Source: Google · 2025-05-28
blik
★★★★★
Very satisfied with visiting the MasterDent clinic. Friendly staff, professional doctors and modern equipment. I recommend it.
Source: Google · 2025-10-15
Максим Куз
★★★★★
I recommend the clinic. I have had various procedures here — everything was done well and professionally, and I am completely satisfied with the result.
Source: Google · 2026-02-20
YANA BAI
★★★★★
Very nice clinic, friendly staff and great doctors. Everything is clean, comfortable and professional.
Source: Google · 2023-05-27
Official prices (UAH)
We tailor treatment individually. Indicative prices are listed below; the final cost will be confirmed by the doctor during the consultation.
| Primary tooth extraction (simple) | 450 грн |
| Primary tooth extraction (moderate) | 700 грн |
| Primary tooth extraction (complicated) | 900 грн |
Sedation-related services (if indicated):
| Medical supervision by anesthesiologist | 1 500 грн |
| Sedation 0.5 hour | 3 500 грн |
| Sedation during dental procedure (children), 1 hour | 5 500 грн |
| Fiberglass post No.3 / pediatric crown | 1 000 грн |
| Cementation of crown / post with glass ionomer | 400 грн |
| Recovery from anesthesia | 2 500 грн |
| Cast metal pediatric crown | 1 000 грн |
Clinic location
MasterDent dental clinic is located in Kyiv, Darnytskyi district, in the Pozniaky neighborhood, at 24/4 Revutskoho Street, about a 10–15 minute walk from Pozniaky metro station.
Address: 24/4 Revutskoho Street, Kyiv, Ukraine
Convenient parking and public transport stops are located nearby.
FAQ
When does a baby tooth need extraction rather than treatment?
The dentist assesses restorability, infection, roots and tooth development. Age or decay alone does not determine the decision. If preservation is possible, that option should be discussed. Cavity treatment in baby teeth.
Is an X-ray needed before extracting a baby tooth?
Not always. Imaging may be needed to assess roots, infection or the permanent tooth’s position. The dentist explains the reason and the extent of any investigation.
How should I prepare my child for extraction?
Share allergies, medicines and previous anaesthetic reactions. Avoid frightening your child or presenting extraction as punishment. Ask the clinic about food and preparation: requirements for local anaesthesia and sedation can differ.
What matters after a baby tooth is removed?
Follow the individual advice about food, cleaning and activity. While numb, children may bite their lip or cheek. Contact the clinic for persistent bleeding, worsening pain or increasing swelling.
Will a space maintainer be needed after early extraction?
Sometimes, but not after every tooth. Available space, neighbouring teeth and expected permanent tooth eruption are assessed. An orthodontist can recommend observation or an appliance when appropriate. Space maintainers for children.
What determines the cost of a baby tooth extraction?
Tooth and root condition, complexity and additional procedures affect the estimate. Ask whether examination, imaging and anaesthesia are included. Sedation arrangements and charges, if applicable, are agreed separately.