CLINIC | DPC Savanoriai is a dental clinic in Kaunas where two very different types of dental treatment can take place. A patient with extensive tooth loss may receive a temporary fixed All-on-4 restoration around the time of implant surgery. At the opposite end of the treatment timeline, a patient with a severe jaw-position problem may enter an orthodontic and surgical programme that continues for several years.
That contrast helps explain the clinical profile of the Savanoriai branch better than a long list of treatments.
The clinic provides implant dentistry, prosthetics, orthodontics, root canal treatment, oral and maxillofacial surgery, CBCT diagnostics, veneers, aesthetic restorations, children’s dentistry and treatment for selected patients who need sedation or anaesthesia.
For international patients, the key question is therefore not simply what DPC offers. It is how long your particular treatment takes, which specialist needs to see you and which stages must happen in Kaunas.
Dental clinic in Kaunas with a particularly broad surgical pathway
CLINIC | DPC Savanoriai is located at Savanorių pr. 314A in Kaunas.
Several DPC services are available across the wider Lithuanian network. The Savanoriai branch, however, has some particularly important capabilities.
Dental implant treatment takes place here.
Orthodontics with braces and clear aligners is available here.
CBCT and other dental imaging are available here.
Root canal treatment and retreatment are also provided.
Most notably, DPC identifies Kaunas Savanoriai as its location for orthognathic jaw surgery.
That makes the branch relevant not only to patients replacing teeth, but also to people whose dental problem involves the relationship between the upper and lower jaws.
All-on-4 in Kaunas: understand what happens in the first 24 hours
DPC provides the All-on-4 treatment concept for selected patients who have lost most or all teeth in one jaw.
Four dental implants support a full dental arch.
The important detail for anyone travelling to Kaunas is the treatment sequence.
DPC describes implant surgery as taking approximately one to two hours during a typical All-on-4 procedure. The clinical team removes teeth that cannot remain, clears inflamed tissue when required and places the implants.
Measurements for the provisional restoration follow.
For suitable patients, the clinic can fit a fixed temporary restoration on the same day or the following day.
This is what the phrase “teeth in one day” refers to.
It does not mean that the definitive implant treatment is complete.
Temporary All-on-4 teeth are followed by healing
After surgery, the implants need time to integrate with the jawbone.
DPC describes a check approximately 10 to 14 days after surgery, when healing and sutures can be assessed.
Another review follows during the healing process.
The permanent prosthetic stage normally takes place around four to six months after implant surgery.
At that stage, the temporary All-on-4 bridge is replaced with the definitive restoration.
For an international patient, this means that the first trip and final prosthetic trip should be considered separately.
Before travelling, establish what will happen during each visit.
Why “fixed teeth in one day” should not be the only question
Speed can be useful, particularly for a patient who does not want to leave surgery with a removable denture.
However, the long-term result depends on more than speed.
The implant dentist needs to assess available bone, gum health, the condition of remaining teeth, bite forces and general health.
Implant stability also matters before a fixed temporary bridge can be used.
Ask about both stages:
- the provisional teeth used during healing;
- the definitive bridge fitted after integration.
Understanding that difference makes an All-on-4 quotation much easier to compare.
Dental implants at this dental clinic in Kaunas
DPC Savanoriai also provides implant treatment for patients who do not need an entire dental arch replaced.
A single missing tooth may require one implant and one implant-supported crown.
Several missing teeth can lead to a different prosthetic plan.
The clinic’s implant information also includes Trefoil among the possible approaches for extensive tooth loss.
Trefoil uses three implants in selected full-arch cases, while All-on-4 uses four.
These methods are not interchangeable packages.
The dentist needs to assess anatomy, bone and prosthetic requirements before recommending a treatment method.
CBCT imaging is available at Kaunas Savanoriai
Complex implant and surgical treatment often depends on three-dimensional information.
DPC provides digital dental radiology at the Savanoriai branch, including CBCT imaging.
A CBCT scan creates a three-dimensional view of the relevant dental and jaw structures.
For implant treatment, this can help the dentist assess available bone and the relationship between the proposed implant position and nearby anatomical structures.
CBCT can also be useful in selected root canal and surgical cases.
Digital X-ray results are available immediately after imaging.
If you already have a recent CBCT scan or panoramic X-ray, send it with your NewHolidays enquiry. The treating dentist can decide whether the existing images are suitable or whether new diagnostics are necessary.
Orthognathic jaw surgery makes Savanoriai unusual within DPC
One of the most distinctive services at this dental clinic in Kaunas is orthognathic treatment.
DPC currently identifies the Savanoriai clinic as the location where its orthognathic jaw operations are performed.
Orthognathic treatment addresses significant discrepancies in the position of one or both jaws.
These cases are very different from routine orthodontics.
A patient may have problems with the bite that braces or aligners alone cannot fully correct.
Treatment combines orthodontics with surgery.
Orthodontics comes before jaw surgery
DPC describes the preparatory orthodontic phase as commonly lasting around 18 to 24 months.
During this period, braces or clear aligners reposition the teeth so that they will fit correctly after the jaws have been surgically repositioned.
The maxillofacial surgeon and orthodontist work together on the case.
Surgery follows after the required orthodontic preparation.
The complete orthognathic pathway may take approximately two to three years.
For someone travelling from another country, this is therefore not a treatment that can realistically be organised as a short dental holiday.
The long-term relationship with the orthodontic and surgical team needs to make sense before treatment begins.
Maxillofacial and orthodontic expertise in the Kaunas team
The current CLINIC | DPC specialist directory identifies Rokas Linkevičius as a facial and maxillofacial surgeon in Kaunas.
The Kaunas team also includes orthodontists such as Simona Bražiulienė.
For implant dentistry, Simonas Bankauskas is currently identified by DPC as a chief dentist and implanting dentist in Kaunas.
These roles become particularly important when treatment crosses specialist boundaries.
A full-arch implant case has surgical and prosthetic requirements.
Orthognathic treatment combines orthodontics with maxillofacial surgery.
A difficult natural tooth may need an endodontic assessment before extraction is considered.
NewHolidays can confirm which DPC clinician is expected to assess your particular case at Savanoriai before you travel.
Sedation and anaesthesia for longer procedures
Some patients struggle with dental treatment because of fear. Others face procedures that are simply too extensive for a short routine appointment.
DPC Savanoriai provides dental treatment with anaesthesia options.
DPC describes sedation as one option for patients with significant anxiety or when the planned procedure makes it appropriate.
General anaesthesia with intubation is also part of the wider treatment pathway for selected cases.
The medical team must assess suitability before either option.
Tell NewHolidays about relevant medical conditions, medication and previous problems with anaesthesia when requesting a surgical appointment.
Do not stop prescription medication before treatment unless the treating medical team instructs you to do so.
All-on-4 surgery can involve a full day at the clinic
Patients considering full-arch implant treatment should plan for more than the time required to place the implants.
DPC advises All-on-4 patients to expect to spend much of the treatment day at the clinic.
Surgery is followed by measurements and preparation of the provisional teeth.
The temporary restoration then needs to be fitted and checked.
This is why the first All-on-4 appointment should not be planned as though it were a routine extraction or filling.
Allow appropriate time before arranging onward travel.
Root canal treatment before deciding to extract a tooth
Implant dentistry receives a great deal of attention, but not every painful tooth belongs in an implant treatment plan.
DPC Savanoriai also provides root canal treatment and root canal retreatment.
Endodontic treatment aims to remove infection from inside a tooth while preserving the natural tooth when this remains clinically realistic.
A previously treated tooth can sometimes require retreatment rather than immediate extraction.
DPC’s Kaunas specialist team includes endodontic clinicians.
If another dentist has already recommended removing the tooth, send the existing X-ray with your enquiry.
The clinic can determine whether an endodontic assessment should form part of the consultation.
CBCT can also help in difficult root canal cases
Three-dimensional imaging is not limited to implant dentistry.
DPC explains that CBCT can help endodontic assessment by showing root anatomy in greater detail.
This may be useful when canals have an unusual shape or position, or when a previously treated tooth continues to cause problems.
The dentist should decide whether CBCT is justified for the individual case.
It should not be performed automatically for every root canal.
ICON offers a different approach to very early enamel damage
Another distinctive treatment at Savanoriai is the ICON system.
ICON is designed for selected early enamel lesions.
Instead of drilling away the affected area and placing a conventional filling, the dentist uses an infiltrating material to penetrate the damaged enamel.
DPC describes this as a micro-invasive approach.
The procedure may also be used in selected cases involving visible white spots or other superficial enamel changes.
Treatment usually takes around 30 to 60 minutes.
This does not mean every cavity can be treated without drilling.
ICON is relevant at an early stage, before more advanced decay has destroyed larger amounts of tooth structure.
Why ICON changes the cosmetic-treatment discussion
A visible white area on a front tooth does not automatically require a veneer.
If the defect is suitable for ICON treatment, a more conservative approach may be possible.
Other aesthetic concerns may respond to whitening or composite treatment.
A ceramic veneer solves a different type of problem.
This is useful for patients researching cosmetic dentistry abroad because the correct treatment depends on what is actually wrong with the enamel or tooth structure.
A treatment plan should therefore start with diagnosis rather than the number of veneers a patient thinks they need.
Veneers and aesthetic dental treatment in Kaunas
DPC Savanoriai also provides ceramic veneers and aesthetic composite restorations.
Veneers can change the colour, shape and proportions of teeth.
Composite treatment can address other types of aesthetic or structural problems.
Before several front teeth are prepared, the dentist should assess remaining enamel, bite, tooth position and gum health.
Orthodontics may provide an alternative when position is the main problem.
ICON may offer another route for selected superficial enamel lesions.
Whitening may be enough when colour is the primary concern.
This wider range of options gives patients several possible pathways before irreversible restorative treatment begins.
Orthodontic treatment with braces
DPC Savanoriai provides orthodontic treatment with braces.
The clinic states that orthodontic treatment can last from several months to three years or longer, depending on the position of the teeth and the relationship between the jaws.
Patients wearing braces usually need reviews and adjustments approximately every seven to eight weeks.
This creates an important question for anyone living outside Lithuania.
You need to know whether returning to Kaunas for ongoing orthodontic monitoring is realistic.
The first appointment is only the beginning of treatment.
Clear aligners require follow-up as well
Clear aligners are also available at the Savanoriai branch.
They can be less visible and removable, but they still move teeth through a planned orthodontic sequence.
Professional monitoring remains necessary.
A patient should not choose aligners simply because they appear easier to combine with international travel.
The orthodontist first needs to decide whether aligners are appropriate for the bite and tooth movement required.
For severe jaw discrepancies, orthodontics may instead form part of the much longer orthognathic treatment pathway.
A dental clinic in Kaunas for children as well as adults
CLINIC | DPC Savanoriai also provides children’s dentistry.
This includes preventive and restorative dental treatment for younger patients.
The availability of anaesthesia and sedation pathways can also be relevant to selected children who cannot complete necessary treatment in the usual way.
The dentist and medical team need to assess each child individually.
Parents should provide the child’s age, dental problem, medical history and any previous difficulties with dental treatment before arranging an appointment.
Two DPC clinics exist in Kaunas – this page is only about Savanoriai
CLINIC | DPC currently operates more than one location in Kaunas.
This NewHolidays profile refers specifically to:
CLINIC | DPC Kaunas Savanoriai
Savanorių pr. 314A, Kaunas, Lithuania
It should not be confused with the separate DPC Šilainiai location.
This distinction matters because individual services can differ between branches.
For example, DPC currently identifies orthognathic jaw surgery specifically with the Savanoriai clinic.
When you enquire through NewHolidays, the appointment can therefore be matched to the correct Kaunas location rather than assuming that every DPC branch provides exactly the same procedures.
Current opening hours at DPC Savanoriai
The Savanoriai clinic currently has extended weekday opening hours.
Monday to Friday: 08:00–20:00
Saturday: 09:00–17:00, although Saturday hours can vary.
Sunday: closed
Long weekday hours can help international patients fit consultations and treatment stages into a visit to Kaunas.
However, clinical timing remains more important than opening hours.
A same-day restoration, implant healing and two-year orthognathic pathway clearly require very different travel plans.
English communication should be confirmed for the treating clinician
DPC publishes extensive patient information in English.
The current clinician directory, however, does not clearly publish the individual language skills of every Kaunas specialist.
If you need treatment in English, NewHolidays can confirm English-language availability for the relevant dentist, surgeon or orthodontist before an appointment is arranged.
This is especially important for implant surgery, anaesthesia and orthognathic treatment.
Patients should understand the diagnosis, alternatives, expected stages and follow-up before consenting to complex care.
What to send before All-on-4 treatment in Kaunas
If you are considering full-arch implant treatment, send a recent panoramic X-ray or CBCT scan when available.
Explain:
- which teeth remain;
- whether any teeth are mobile or painful;
- whether another dentist has recommended extractions;
- whether you currently wear a removable denture;
- whether you have existing implants;
- whether you have previously undergone bone grafting;
- your expected dates in Kaunas.
A previous written treatment plan can also be useful.
The clinic may still need new imaging or an in-person examination before confirming surgery.
What to send for orthognathic treatment
Jaw surgery requires different information.
Explain the bite problem and whether an orthodontist has already examined you.
If you currently wear braces or aligners, state how long treatment has been underway.
Include previous orthodontic records, X-rays or cephalometric imaging when available.
If another surgeon has already recommended orthognathic surgery, send that report as well.
Because this treatment can continue for several years, the long-term orthodontic and surgical plan needs to be clear before travel becomes part of the decision.
When DPC Savanoriai may be particularly relevant
The strongest reason to consider DPC Savanoriai is not that it offers a long list of dental procedures.
Its distinctive value lies in the range of treatment pathways available at one Kaunas branch.
A patient with extensive tooth loss can be assessed for All-on-4 and other implant solutions.
Someone with a severe jaw discrepancy can access a pathway combining orthodontics with orthognathic surgery.
A difficult natural tooth can receive endodontic assessment before extraction is chosen.
Patients with very early enamel lesions may have access to ICON rather than conventional drilling in suitable cases.
Sedation and anaesthesia are also available for selected patients who require them.
These are very different problems, but each needs careful diagnosis before treatment begins.
Arrange treatment through NewHolidays
If you are considering this dental clinic in Kaunas, send NewHolidays a description of your dental problem and your expected dates in Lithuania.
Include panoramic X-rays, CBCT scans, photographs or previous treatment plans when available.
For All-on-4 treatment, NewHolidays can help clarify the temporary and definitive restorative stages before you arrange travel.
For orthognathic treatment, we can help establish what orthodontic records the Kaunas team needs before assessment.
For endodontics, orthodontics, ICON treatment or another procedure, we can also help confirm whether the Savanoriai branch is the correct DPC location and which specialist is relevant.
The treating dentist, orthodontist or surgeon remains responsible for examination, diagnosis and the final treatment plan.
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