Microsurgical technique
Precise, tissue-sparing approach.
Surgical treatment of periapical lesions.
Apicoectomy (root-end resection)
When re-endo is not feasible, we remove the infected root tip and lesion, seal the canal retrograde and preserve your tooth.
What’s included
- Cystectomy and root-end resection (apicoectomy).
- Retrograde filling / MTA sealing as indicated.
- Hemostasis, suturing and healing control.
- Removal of granuloma/cyst if present.
Why do it
- Preserves your natural tooth.
- Eliminates chronic infection and symptoms.
- Reduces reinfection risk via retrograde seal.
Treatment steps
- AssessmentExam, RVG/CBCT as indicated; plan discussion.
- AnesthesiaTopical/block or STA for comfort.
- SurgeryAccess, cystectomy, root-end resection, retrograde seal.
- ClosureHemostasis and suturing; post-op instructions.
- Follow-upReview in 7–10 days; suture removal if needed.
Why MasterDent
Modern materials
MTA/bioceramics for retrograde sealing.
Patient comfort
STA/block anesthesia; gentle handling.
Transparent prices
Only official price list items shown.
Indications
- Chronic apical periodontitis / cystic lesion.
- Orthograde re-treatment not feasible or failed.
- Separated instrument/post blocking the path.
Aftercare
- Cold compress 10–15 min on/off during first 6–8 h.
- Avoid vigorous rinsing for 24 h; brush carefully away from sutures.
- Soft diet 1–2 days; avoid heat, alcohol, sports for 48 h.
- Take prescribed analgesics/antiseptics as directed.
- Contact us if pain/swelling/bleeding increases.
Official prices (UAH)
Treatment is selected individually. Preliminary prices are listed below; the final cost will be confirmed by the doctor at consultation.
| Bleeding control (socket) | 250 грн |
| Socket suturing (per socket) | 290 грн |
| Suture removal | 120 грн |
| Cystectomy + apicoectomy (one tooth) | 2 800 грн |
FAQ
Is it painful?
No - performed under reliable anesthesia; mild post-op soreness is possible.
Will the tooth be saved?
In most cases yes; final decision after diagnostics.
When are sutures removed?
Typically on day 7–10, depending on healing.