Extractions
When there is nothing left to save, wisdom teeth included. Under anaesthetic, with clear instructions for afterwards.
Sometimes there is nothing left worth saving, and a wisdom tooth is more often in the way than in trouble. It is done under local anaesthetic, and what matters as much as the extraction itself is what you do for the two days after it — which you get in writing rather than said at the door.
How it goes
The three steps every treatment here has: what is looked at first, what happens in the chair, and what you leave with.
The X-ray
The root and what sits around it are seen before anything is touched.
The extraction
Under local anaesthetic. You feel pressure, not pain; if you feel pain, we stop.
The first two days
The instructions come in writing, and a number to call if something is not right.
Where it happens
The chair, the instruments, the bench behind them and the people who use them — the part of a treatment a paragraph cannot show you.
Illustrative photographs. Pictures of the practice are on the way.
How long it keeps you
Appointments, days in Vlorë, and months from start to finish.
An indication, not a quote. What it actually takes depends on the examination — and you get the plan, how many visits, how long and what it costs, in writing at the first visit.
- Appointments
- 1
- Days in Vlorë
- 1–2
Usually alongside this
Not a sales list — what most often goes with this, or the other honest answer to the same problem.
Come and have it looked at.
Tell us what is bothering you and we will ring you back during opening hours. Nothing is started before you have the plan in writing and the price agreed.