Wisdom Teeth Removal Cost With Insurance
A portion of the cost of wisdom teeth removal will be covered by dental insurance, if not all of it. Dental procedures are typically considered an essential service. The amount that is covered will change from plan to plan. We can work with you to contact your insurance provider and help determine how much of the wisdom tooth removal costs your insurance covers.
Wisdom Teeth Removal Cost Without Insurance
The average cost of wisdom teeth removal without insurance ranges from $194 to $554. The price depends on the factors in the section below.
Wisdom Teeth Removal Costs
Since every wisdom tooth extraction procedure is unique, there may be additional costs depending on the patient’s requirements. Below are some additional costs to consider when it comes to having your wisdom teeth removed.
Sleep Dentistry Cost
In your initial consultation, the dentist will discuss the various sedation levels from light-conscious to fully asleep dentistry. There are additional fees for our sedation dentistry service, which depend on the level of sedation desired.
Tooth Extraction Cost
The main cost associated with wisdom teeth removal is the actual tooth extraction. This price will vary depending on how many wisdom teeth you will need to be removed and how far they have emerged through your gums.
X-Ray Cost
An X-Ray is necessary to determine the procedure needed for wisdom teeth extraction. This X-Ray image will indicate to the dentist which wisdom teeth need to be removed and their current position in your gum line and jawbone.
Is Wisdom Teeth Removal Covered By OHIP?
According to the Ontario Society of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons, “Wisdom teeth are not a scheduled benefit from OHIP. Where a patient’s health is too fragile to have the procedure in an out-patient facility, OHIP will cover the cost of hospitalization (‘OR time’ and any overnight stay), but not the cost of the professional services from the surgeon or the anesthetist.”
How Much Does It Cost To Get All Four Wisdom Teeth Removed Without Insurance?
To have all four wisdom teeth removed without insurance will cost approximately $554+. This cost will depend on whether you require a simple extraction or a surgical extraction and the level of sedation you choose.
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Wisdom Teeth Removal FAQs
What are wisdom teeth?
Wisdom teeth are the final set of four molars to erupt, typically between the ages of 18 and 30. They are located in the very back of the mouth on top and bottom rows.
Why do wisdom teeth need to be removed?
Removal is often necessary because wisdom teeth can become impacted or decayed. They often don’t grow properly, crowd out other teeth, and cause pain.
What is the wisdom teeth removal process like?
Removing wisdom teeth isn’t so different from any other tooth extraction. We administer a local anesthetic, and sometimes sedation, to ensure comfort. You only feel pressure. The tooth is then carefully extracted, and the area is sutured.
Is wisdom teeth removal painful?
You shouldn’t feel pain due to the anesthetic. You may have some discomfort and swelling afterward.
How long is recovery after getting wisdom teeth removed?
Recovery usually takes a few days to a week. Full healing of the extraction site can take several weeks.
Can I eat after wisdom teeth removal?
Yes, but stick to soft foods and liquids for the first few days. Be careful of the extraction area and avoid really hot foods.
Is wisdom teeth removal risky?
The procedure is safe but it is a surgery. Risks include infection, dry socket, nerve damage, and swelling. Your surgeon or dentist will tell you how to avoid some of these risks.
When should I consider getting my wisdom teeth removed?
It’s best to consult a dentist when wisdom teeth start erupting. They can monitor growth and advise you on removal.