Multi-Rooted Tooth Extraction in Chișinău

We carry out multi-rooted tooth extraction, which usually means molar extraction. It is a controlled surgical procedure that demands precision and an experienced doctor.

Our doctor assesses the position of the roots and the condition of the tissues, then carries out the extraction under anaesthesia with minimal trauma and predictable healing.

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What a Multi-Rooted Tooth Is

Multi-rooted teeth are, as a rule, the chewing teeth (mainly molars and some premolars), which have two or more roots.

Because of this more complex structure, molar extraction requires greater precision in order to separate the roots carefully and minimise trauma to the surrounding tissues.

Our doctor determines the exact complexity of the procedure during the examination and explains it before the extraction begins.

When a Tooth Needs to Be Extracted

The tooth hurts constantly or the pain keeps returning.

The gum is swollen, red or sore.

The tooth is badly broken down and the filling no longer holds.

The tooth hurts or gets in the way when chewing, especially on one side.

You feel discomfort or pressure around the tooth.

Pain appears when you bite down or while eating.

When Another Treatment Is Needed

If the tooth can still be saved, our doctor will offer treatment instead of extraction.
Sometimes an extraction turns out to be more complicated because of the position of the roots or severe destruction of the tooth. In that case our doctor explains this before the procedure and offers a complex extraction. We agree every stage with you.

Results of Molar Extraction

The pain and constant discomfort go away.

The source of inflammation is removed.

Infection does not spread to neighbouring teeth and tissues.

We monitor healing, and complications are rare.

You can plan further treatment, an implant or a prosthesis.

Cost of Multi-Rooted Tooth Extraction

Multi-rooted tooth extraction

from

2 800

MDL

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Stages of Molar Extraction

Examination and explanation

Our doctor examines the tooth, assesses its condition and explains why extraction is the best solution in your situation.
You understand how the procedure will go, how long it will take and what happens afterwards.

Anaesthesia

Anaesthesia is chosen with the sensitivity and condition of the tooth in mind.
The extraction is painless, and you may feel only pressure.

Extraction

The tooth is removed carefully, without sudden movements and without unnecessary trauma to the tissues.
We work gently so that the socket (the hole left after the tooth is removed) heals well and complications do not arise.

Follow-up and recommendations

After the extraction, the doctor treats the socket and explains which sensations are normal in the first hours and days.
You receive clear instructions on care and recovery.

How Long Molar Extraction Takes

In most cases molar extraction takes 30 to 60 minutes including preparation.

After the procedure you can return to your usual routine, following the doctor's recommendations on food, hygiene and strain on that area.

What Happens If a Problem Tooth Is Not Extracted

The pain may get worse and become constant.

The inflammation may spread to the gum and neighbouring teeth.

The risk of swelling and complications grows.

Treatment becomes harder and more expensive over time.

What a planned extraction solves now may later need additional procedures.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tooth Extraction

Is it painful to have a tooth extracted?

No. The procedure is done under anaesthesia, so there is no pain. You may feel only pressure or movement.

Will there be swelling after the extraction?

Slight swelling is possible, and it is a normal reaction of the body. The doctor explains how to reduce it and when it counts as normal.

How long does the socket take to heal?

Initial healing usually takes 2 to 5 days. Full recovery of the tissues takes several weeks.

Can I eat after a molar extraction?

Yes, once the anaesthetic has worn off. In the first hours we recommend soft food and not chewing on the side of the extraction.

Do I need to take medicines after the procedure?

Most often, no. Medicines are prescribed only when necessary and on individual indications.

When can an implant be planned after extraction?

The timing depends on healing. The doctor determines it individually after a follow-up examination.

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