Dental price list — 2026–2027
All items are collected here with explanations: what the service is, when it is prescribed and what affects the final amount. Sections follow treatment areas; use the search or the tabs.
Price list 2026–2027 · prices in hryvnia (UAH)
- The price is per one unit shown in the name (tooth, canal, jaw, restoration).
- Laboratory and auxiliary stages (impressions, models, temporary crowns) are listed as separate lines.
- The doctor prepares the final estimate after examination and agrees it with you before treatment.
Therapy, hygiene and whitening
Fillings, restoration, root canal treatment, cleaning, whitening · 38 items
This is treatment that keeps teeth in the mouth: from a filling to retreatment of root canals, plus professional hygiene and whitening. The cost of a restoration depends on the group of teeth and on whether contact points between teeth must be rebuilt.
What affects the cost
- For canals — number of canals and difficulty (retreatment, removal of a post or broken instrument)
- For fillings — tooth group, extent of damage, rebuilding of contact points
- Hygiene and whitening are planned after examination so that treatment does not interfere with the result
More about the service: Cavity treatment →
Examination, review of X-rays and drawing up a plan. Free if you continue treatment at Dentika.
Ultrasound removes tartar, Air-Flow removes stains from coffee, tea and smoking, polishing makes the surface smooth. The doctor decides how often.
Local cleaning — as a supplement to treatment or a surgical procedure.
Fluoride gel strengthens enamel and reduces sensitivity to cold and acidic food.
The same for a whole jaw; cavity prevention for adults and children.
Splinting a loose tooth to its neighbours with a strip or glass ionomer — for gum disease or after injury.
In-office gel whitening — removes pigments from coffee, tea, wine and smoking. Hygiene is usually done before the procedure.
For a darkened tooth with treated canals: the gel is placed inside the tooth cavity.
Layer-by-layer rebuilding of the shape and colour of a front tooth with composite.
The same, with the broken corner rebuilt — needs more time and material.
A filling on a chewing tooth when contact with neighbouring teeth is preserved.
The contact with one neighbouring tooth is also rebuilt — so that food does not get stuck.
Contact is rebuilt on both sides — a more complex and longer restoration.
Detailed rebuilding of the shape, colour and relief of a tooth without a crown.
A gap between teeth is closed by building up the side walls, without drilling.
A V-shaped defect near the tooth neck with sensitivity — closed with composite.
A medicinal liner under a filling for deep decay — reduces irritation of the pulp.
Closes the cavity between visits and protects the tooth.
Rebuilding the tooth stump before a crown or bridge is made.
With significant damage, a post in the canal supports the filling.
Treatment of inflammation while preserving the living nerve, when possible.
Root canal treatment and filling with gutta-percha — saves the tooth in pulpitis or periodontitis. The price depends on the number of canals.
Work under magnification helps to find thin and atypical canals.
Retreatment of a previously treated canal.
Sealing an artificial opening in the wall of the root or tooth chamber with a special material.
Prosthetics: crowns, veneers, dentures
Fixed and removable restorations, repair and cementation · 34 items
Prosthetic treatment restores the shape and function of teeth. The cost depends on the material (metal, ceramic, zirconia, plastic), the type of restoration and the number of stages — temporary crown, post-and-core, cementation.
What affects the cost
- Material and type of restoration have the biggest effect on the total
- Additional stages (post-and-core, temporary crown, cementation method) are listed separately
- Repair and relining of removable dentures are priced separately from making a new one
More about the service: Prosthetics →
A consultation on planning prosthetics: the doctor explains restoration options, materials and stages.
A removable denture on a metal frame: thinner and stronger than acrylic.
The same denture with precision attachments — no visible clasps.
A classic removable acrylic denture; taken out at night for hygiene.
A flexible denture without metal clasps — hypoallergenic and discreet.
A flexible denture without metal clasps for replacing several teeth.
Repair of a nylon denture after a break or crack.
Refreshing the inner surface so the denture fits the gums better.
Repair of cracks and chips in a removable denture. Do not repair it yourself with glue.
A solid cast metal crown — very strong for chewing teeth.
A metal framework with tooth-coloured ceramic: combines strength and aesthetics.
A thin ceramic shell on the front of the tooth changes colour and shape. The Econom/Standart/Premium options differ in the level of fabrication.
Rebuilds a damaged tooth as a base for the crown.
Protects the prepared tooth while the laboratory makes the permanent restoration.
Careful removal of an old crown for tooth treatment or replacement.
The final stage of prosthetics — the choice of material depends on the restoration.
Strong adhesive bonding of ceramic to the tooth — for veneers and inlays.
Zirconia with no metal base: no dark line at the gum, suitable for front teeth.
A full-contour zirconia crown — strong and metal-free.
Prosthetics on implants
Abutments, crowns, dentures and bars · 34 items
After the implant has integrated, a crown or denture is attached to it. Items depend on the implant system (Osstem, Inno, K3Pro) and the type of restoration — from a single crown to a full arch on a bar.
What affects the cost
- The implant system determines compatible abutments and crowns
- A temporary restoration may be needed while the permanent one is made
- Full restorations on 4–6 implants are planned separately
More about the service: Dental implants →
Surgery and implantation
Extractions, plastic procedures, implant placement, bone grafting · 34 items
The surgical section covers tooth extraction, minor gum procedures and implant placement. Wisdom-tooth removal and more complex procedures are priced case by case: whether the tooth has erupted, how many roots, whether stitches are needed.
What affects the cost
- For extractions — number of roots, tooth position, need for stitches
- For implantation — implant system and the need for bone grafting or sinus lift
- Items with a dollar amount are converted by the clinic’s rule
More about the service: Tooth extraction →
Surface anaesthesia with a gel — before an injection or for minor procedures.
An injection near the tooth — the most common type of anaesthesia during treatment.
Anaesthesia of a nerve trunk — for the lower jaw and more complex procedures.
Extraction under local anaesthesia; the duration depends on the tooth.
Multi-rooted teeth are harder to remove — sometimes the roots must be sectioned.
Unerupted teeth need an incision in the gum; the cost is higher than for erupted ones.
Stitches speed up healing and protect the blood clot; self-dissolving thread is used.
Correction of a short tongue or lip frenulum.
Opening an abscess under anaesthesia — gives relief; treatment is then prescribed.
Gum correction without incisions and stitches.
The second stage of implantation: shapes the gum contour around the future crown.
Microsurgical removal of an infected root tip when root canal treatment is not possible.
An implant is an artificial titanium root; the base for a crown. The amount is given using the clinic’s exchange-rate rule.
An implant of another system; the scope and amount are set during planning.
An implant of the Swiss system.
A more extensive operation to graft bone in the upper jaw.
Raising the floor of the maxillary sinus to place an implant when bone is lacking.
Bone augmentation before implantation or to preserve jaw volume.
A temporary mini-implant — an anchor for orthodontic treatment.
Smoothing sharp bone ridges for comfortable wearing of a denture.
Orthodontics
Braces, aligners, appliances, retainers · 28 items
Orthodontic treatment is split into stages: diagnostics, appliance fitting, adjustments and retention. That is why the price list shows separately the diagnostic package, the system, scheduled adjustments, removal and the retainer.
What affects the cost
- Type of system (metal, self-ligating, ceramic, aligners) and treatment duration
- Adjustments are made on schedule, so their cost is counted separately
- A retainer is needed after the appliance is removed to keep the result
Examination, discussion of goals and treatment options.
A set of examinations for an accurate orthodontic treatment plan.
A system that needs no ligatures; adjustments are less frequent.
A classic metal system; the full course includes scheduled adjustments (paid separately).
A thin wire or tray that holds the result after braces are removed.
Periodontology
Treatment of gums and periodontal pockets · 7 items
Gum inflammation and periodontal pockets are treated step by step: cleaning, medicinal treatment and, if needed, curettage or Vector therapy. This section also includes training in the use of interdental brushes.
What affects the cost
- Number of pockets and degree of inflammation
- For Vector therapy — a separate segment or the full course
- The result depends on home hygiene — hence the training in interdental brushes
More about the service: Hygiene and Air-Flow →
Cleaning of periodontal pockets under anaesthesia — stops gum inflammation.
A painless procedure to stop gum inflammation.
Plasma injection to improve tissue regeneration.
We show how to clean between the teeth correctly so that the result of treatment lasts.
Children’s dentistry
Treating baby teeth and prevention · 10 items
Baby teeth are treated as carefully as permanent ones: they hold space for permanent teeth and affect the bite. This section covers fillings, root canal treatment of baby teeth and fissure sealing.
What affects the cost
- The choice of filling material depends on the tooth’s condition and the child’s behaviour
- Sealing can be invasive or non-invasive
- The length of the visit depends on the child’s age and mood
Closes the cavity between visits and protects the tooth.
Diagnostics and auxiliary procedures
Anaesthesia, X-rays, models, impressions and custom items · 17 items
These items accompany the main treatment: they are chosen as needed, not for every patient. The doctor selects the anaesthesia depending on the procedure, and diagnostic models are needed to plan prosthetics or orthodontics.
What affects the cost
- The type of anaesthesia depends on the procedure and its duration
- A printed model gives a clear plan, but is not needed in every case
- Impressions and custom trays are made individually
Surface anaesthesia with a gel — before an injection or for minor procedures.
An injection near the tooth — the most common type of anaesthesia during treatment.
Anaesthesia of a nerve trunk — for the lower jaw and more complex procedures.
A rubber dam isolates the tooth from saliva — improves the quality of fillings and root canal treatment.
A retractor for convenient access and a dry field during treatment.
A digital image of one tooth: shows decay between teeth and the condition of the root and bone.
A model of the jaw for analysing the bite and planning prosthetics or orthodontics.
A custom tray: for home whitening, protection from teeth grinding or as a retainer.
A crystal is bonded to the tooth surface without drilling; it can be removed.
A printed model helps to plan a complex case clearly and to show the future result.
Wax modelling of the shape of a future tooth — to agree proportions before veneers or a restoration are made.
Custom trays and gel for a course of several weeks; acts more gently than in-office whitening.