Oral & Wisdom Tooth Surgery

Medifis Clinic runs a full oral and maxillofacial surgery service led by MUDr. František Slíva, covering surgical removal of impacted wisdom teeth, extraction of fractured or luxated teeth and tooth buds, surgical exposure of retained teeth for orthodontics, apicoectomy with cyst removal, autotransplantation/replantation, periodontal and pre-prosthetic ridge surgery, and treatment of cysts and other lesions. Procedures are performed in an equipped surgical suite under local anaesthesia on an outpatient basis, planned with digital 3D radiography for low radiation dose and precise localisation of nerves and roots. Bone defects after surgery can be supported with the clinic's in-house PRGF growth-factor concentrate to speed healing. Pricing for surgery is quote-based.

The oral and maxillofacial surgery department at Medifis Clinic, headed by MUDr. František Slíva, handles the surgical procedures that go beyond routine dentistry, all on an outpatient basis under local anaesthesia in a dedicated surgical suite. The most common is the surgical removal of impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth — third molars that are stuck against the bone or neighbouring teeth and cause pain, infection, cysts or crowding. The team also extracts fractured, luxated or otherwise unrestorable teeth and retained tooth buds, and surgically exposes and redirects retained teeth so an orthodontist can bring them into the arch. Beyond extractions, the department performs apicoectomy (surgical removal of the root tip together with a surrounding cyst or chronic infection that conventional root canal treatment cannot resolve), autotransplantation and replantation of teeth, periodontal surgery, and pre-prosthetic procedures that reshape the alveolar ridge so dentures, bridges or implants fit and function well. It treats odontogenic cysts and benign lesions, and manages conditions such as periostitis, infections of the maxillary sinus, salivary-gland problems and disorders of the temporomandibular joint, with reconstruction where larger lesions or tumours are involved. Every case is planned with digital 3D radiography, which gives a low-radiation, three-dimensional view that lets the surgeon locate roots, nerves and the sinus precisely before operating — important for safe wisdom-tooth and cyst surgery. A key advantage of having surgery done here is that bone and soft-tissue defects created during a procedure can be regenerated in the same setting using the clinic's in-house PRGF (plasma rich in growth factors) concentrate, along with guided bone and tissue regeneration techniques, which supports faster healing and better preservation of the ridge for any future implant. Surgery suits patients referred for problematic wisdom teeth, a tooth that cannot be saved, a cyst or lesion needing removal, retained teeth complicating orthodontics, or ridge work before prosthetics. Local anaesthesia keeps the procedure comfortable, and afterwards patients receive aftercare instructions to manage the normal swelling, mild bleeding and soreness of the first few days; following them closely reduces the risk of complications such as dry socket. Because pricing depends heavily on the procedure, the clinic quotes oral surgery individually — call +420 777 002 015 for an assessment.