Root canal treatment and oral surgery in Tbilisi: save the tooth first.
Extractions, wisdom teeth, root canals and deep hygiene from £33, often the groundwork before implants and easy to add to a trip you are already making. Treatment in English, Russian or Hebrew, for visitors and Tbilisi residents alike.
Updated · Medically reviewed by Dr Ketevan Mamulashvili, implant surgeon
- Simple extraction
- from £33
- Root canal, single canal
- from £98
- Wisdom tooth, surgical
- from £85
- AirFlow deep hygiene
- from £57
Save or replace?
Saving a tooth, or preparing for an implant
Root canal treatment removes infected or inflamed pulp from inside a tooth, cleans and shapes the canals, and seals them. A front tooth usually has one canal; a molar has three or four and is treated in two stages. A root-treated back tooth normally needs a crown afterwards, because it becomes more brittle.
- Keeping a natural tooth comes first. When it is predictable, saving the tooth is almost always the better choice.
- Careful extraction protects bone. Where a tooth can’t be saved, preserving bone decides whether an implant later needs grafting.
- One trip. Many implant patients have extractions and hygiene done in the same stay.
Prices 2026
How much does a root canal cost in Tbilisi?
In Tbilisi, a single-canal root canal costs £98–£148 and a molar with three or four canals £128–£190. A simple extraction is £33, surgical wisdom tooth removal £85–£142 and AirFlow deep hygiene £57–£61. Ranges reflect complexity, and your written plan names the exact figure before you travel.
| Treatment | Tbilisi |
|---|---|
| Extraction, single root | £33 |
| Extraction, multi-root | £71 |
| Wisdom tooth removalSurgical or impacted | £85 – £142 |
| Root canal, single canal | £98 – £148 |
| Root canal, molarThree to four canals, two-stage | £128 – £190 |
| AirFlow deep hygieneUltrasonic scaling and polish | £57 – £61 |
Part of a bigger plan
Often done alongside dental implants
Why these treatments so often appear in an implant patient’s plan.
Extractions before All-on-4
Failing teeth are removed during the same surgery as implant placement. Все на 4
Saving the teeth that can be saved
A root canal and crown can keep a sound tooth out of the plan.
Hygiene before surgery
Treating gum inflammation first improves implant healing.
Wisdom teeth
Impacted teeth causing pain or infection can be removed on the same trip.
Bone preservation
Careful extraction protects the bone an implant will need.
For Tbilisi residents
Routine treatment in English, Russian or Hebrew, without the trip.
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Root canal and oral surgery: your questions
Send an X-ray and we tell you whether the tooth can be saved.
Ask on WhatsAppHow much does a root canal cost?
In Tbilisi a single-canal root canal is £98 to £148 and a molar with three or four canals is £128 to £190, depending on complexity. A root-treated back tooth usually also needs a crown, from £131.
Is it better to save a tooth or get an implant?
Saving a healthy natural tooth is usually the better choice when it is predictable. If a tooth is badly fractured, has recurrent infection or too little structure left, an implant may be the more reliable long-term option. A dentist advises from your X-ray.
How much is wisdom tooth removal?
Surgical or impacted wisdom tooth removal costs £85 to £142 in Tbilisi, depending on how difficult the tooth is to reach. A simple extraction of a tooth with a single root is £33.
Does wisdom tooth removal hurt?
It is done under local anaesthetic, with sedation available for surgical cases. Expect swelling and soreness for a few days afterwards, managed with painkillers and rest.
Can you treat me if I live in Tbilisi?
Yes. Our partner clinics treat local residents as well as international patients, with coordinators who speak English, Russian and Hebrew. Message us on WhatsApp to arrange an appointment.
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If the tooth can’t be saved
Not sure what you need?
Send an X-ray on WhatsApp and we will tell you whether the tooth can be saved, and what it will cost. Free, no deposit.
Mon–Sat, 10:00–19:00 Tbilisi time · English, Russian and Hebrew