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A troublesome wisdom tooth
If a wisdom tooth hurts, keeps getting inflamed or has no room to come through, we plan its removal from a CT scan.
Wisdom tooth removal
Oral surgery · Onyx Dent
Oral surgery on Andrássy út
We carry out extractions, wisdom tooth removal, root tip removal (apicoectomy) and abscess treatment, under local anaesthesia. Before the procedure we explain what will happen and what to expect afterwards.
Who it's for
When do you need an oral surgeon?
Most oral surgery is done in a single appointment that we plan in advance.
If you're nervous about the procedure, tell us. We explain everything beforehand and only start when you're ready.
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A tooth that can't be saved
If a tooth can no longer be kept, we remove it gently and look after the socket while it heals.
Extractions
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Infection, an abscess or a cyst
For an abscess, infection at the root tip or a cyst, we remove the source of the problem surgically.
Apicoectomy, cystectomy
What you get
What you get in oral surgery
A procedure planned in advance, and help while you heal.
Planning from a CT scan
We check the position of the tooth, bone and nerves on a Cone Beam CT scan before we begin.
A gentle procedure under anaesthesia
We work under local anaesthesia at a calm pace, and you can ask for a pause at any point.
Care after the procedure too
We tell you what to look out for at home, and you can reach us if questions come up while you heal.
Price list · Oral surgery
Treatments and prices
For every item we explain what it is for and who it suits.
| Treatment | What it does | Who it is for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oral surgery consultation and treatment plan | What it doesAn oral surgeon examines the problem, talks you through the options based on your scans and draws up a treatment plan. | Who it is forBefore oral surgery, so you know exactly what to expect. | HUF 14,000 |
| Tooth extraction (simple) | What it doesRemoving an easily accessible tooth under local anaesthesia, without opening the gum. | Who it is forIf a tooth can't be saved, but its position and root allow a straightforward removal. | HUF 25,000 |
| Tooth extraction (complex) | What it doesA more involved extraction, where the tooth has to be sectioned or the gum opened to reach the roots. | Who it is forFor a broken tooth, curved or spread-apart roots, or a tooth whose crown is already gone. | HUF 36,000 |
| Socket cleaning (excochleation) | What it doesCleaning out the socket after an extraction, removing inflamed tissue so the wound can heal undisturbed. | Who it is forIf the socket is inflamed or painful after an extraction, or healing has stalled, as with a dry socket. | HUF 5,000 |
| Haemostatic sponge (Gelatamp) | What it doesA dissolving sponge placed in the socket that helps stop the bleeding and keeps the blood clot in place. | Who it is forIf heavier bleeding is likely, for example when you take blood thinners. | HUF 4,000 |
| Collagen wound plug (Bioplug) | What it doesA dissolving collagen plug that seals and protects the socket to support healing. | Who it is forFor a larger socket, or if an implant may go in that spot later. | HUF 8,000 |
| Stitches (suture) | What it doesWe stitch the edges of the wound together, which reduces bleeding and helps it heal undisturbed. | Who it is forAfter a larger wound, or if the gum had to be opened. | HUF 7,000 |
| Wisdom tooth removal (simple) | What it doesRemoving a fully erupted, easily accessible wisdom tooth under local anaesthesia, with no surgical opening. | Who it is forIf the wisdom tooth is decayed, painful or hard to keep clean. | HUF 39,000 |
| Wisdom tooth removal (with oral surgery) | What it doesRemoving a partly erupted or tilted wisdom tooth by opening the gum, sectioning the tooth if needed. | Who it is forIf your wisdom tooth is only halfway through, grows at an angle, or the gum around it keeps flaring up. | HUF 57,000 |
| Wisdom tooth removal (with oral surgery, fully impacted in bone) | What it doesRemoving a wisdom tooth that sits fully in the bone, by opening the gum and bone, planned on a CT scan. | Who it is forIf your wisdom tooth can't come through and causes symptoms or puts the tooth next to it at risk. | HUF 65,000 |
| Apicoectomy (root-end surgery) | What it doesRemoving the root tip and the inflamed tissue around it through a small cut in the gum, so the tooth can stay. | Who it is forIf inflammation persists at the root tip after root canal treatment and we want to save the tooth. | HUF 45,000 |
| Cyst removal (cystectomy) | What it doesWe surgically remove a cyst, a fluid-filled cavity that has formed in the jawbone. | Who it is forWhen an X-ray or CT scan shows a cyst that threatens the bone or the neighbouring teeth. | HUF 50,000-70,000 |
| Sinus closure (surgical management of a sinus perforation) | What it doesWe surgically close an opening that has formed between the mouth and the sinus. | Who it is forIf an opening into the sinus has formed after an upper back tooth was taken out. | HUF 39,000 |
| Abscess drainage (incision) | What it doesOpening an abscess and draining the pus, which relieves the pressure and the pain. | Who it is forIf your gum or face is swollen and throbbing because an abscess has formed. | HUF 15,000 |
Prices are indicative. You receive the final amount in writing after the examination, before any treatment. Valid from September 2026
Full price listTreatment process
From first step to plan
Whichever treatment it is, this is how we start.
First consultation
We examine your teeth and talk through what is bothering you.
Diagnosis and plan
We tell you which treatment could help, and you receive the plan: the steps, the timeline and the price.
Next steps
If you go ahead, we book the next appointment. If you want to think, you can take the plan home.
Common questions
Questions we hear about oral surgery
The most common questions, answered briefly. We cover the rest at the consultation.
Request a consultationLocal anaesthesia means you feel no pain during the procedure. Afterwards there may be mild swelling and tenderness for a few days, and we give you clear instructions for it.
Next step
Book a consultation
At the first visit we examine your teeth, and you receive a treatment plan with its price. You can book online in a few minutes, or call us.
Request a consultation