Surgical extractions, impacted wisdom teeth and implant placement — planned from imaging, carried out under thorough local freezing, with written aftercare and a follow-up before you leave.
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Oral surgery covers the procedures that involve working below the gum rather than only on the visible tooth: removing a tooth that has broken at the gumline, freeing an impacted wisdom tooth from bone, placing a dental implant, or grafting bone to rebuild a site that has lost volume.
What makes it manageable is planning. Digital imaging maps the roots and their relationship to nerves and sinuses before anything begins, so the approach is decided in advance rather than discovered mid-procedure. Dr. Richard He completed a dedicated implant fellowship after his DDS, so surgical and restorative stages are planned together in the same practice.
Plenty of cases that sound surgical are not, and we would rather do the smaller thing. What genuinely calls for it:
Four common reasons patients are booked for a surgical visit:
For broken or buried teeth. A small incision, sometimes sectioning the tooth so surrounding bone is preserved. Commonly $300–$600.
The most frequent case. Assessed on x-ray first — see wisdom teeth removal. Typically $400–$900 per impacted tooth.
Surgery and crown in one practice. The post is placed to a planned position, then restored here rather than referred out.
Rebuilding the foundation. Where bone has already been lost, a graft or sinus lift creates the support an implant needs.
Costs depend on the procedure: surgical extractions commonly run $300 to $600, impacted wisdom teeth typically $400 to $900 per tooth, and dental implant placement is quoted as part of a complete implant plan. Sedation, if it is needed, is quoted separately. Surgical procedures are generally covered as a basic or surgical service on most insurance plans and are within scope of the Canadian Dental Care Plan for eligible patients. Everything is confirmed in writing before the appointment is booked.
You see the exact cost in writing before any treatment begins — no surprises at the front desk.
We help you understand your coverage and submit claims, so you know your real out-of-pocket cost.
Sol Dental Studio accepts the Canadian Dental Care Plan for eligible patients.
The x-ray usually settles this in a single appointment.
Digital x-rays map the roots, nerves and sinuses. You get the approach, the cost and the expected recovery in writing before booking.
Thorough freezing first, confirmed before we begin. You feel pressure rather than sharpness, and we talk you through each stage as it happens.
Gauze, an ice pack and written aftercare before you leave, plus a follow-up appointment and a number to call if anything changes.
Swelling peaks around day two then eases — that curve is expected. Nearly every complication traces back to the blood clot being disturbed early:
Dr. Richard He — DDS (University of Toronto) with a dedicated implant fellowship. Surgical and restorative stages planned in one practice.
Patients rate Sol Dental Studio 5.0 out of 5. Gentle freezing, unhurried visits, judgment-free care.
A written estimate before any treatment, insurance guidance included, and CDCP accepted.
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With proper anesthesia, the procedure itself is comfortable. Most patients are surprised by how little they feel. Mild soreness afterward is normal and easily managed.
Most patients feel significantly better within 3–5 days. Full healing of the soft tissue takes 2–4 weeks.
If you’ve only had local anesthesia, yes. If you’ve had sedation, you’ll need a friend or family member to drive.
Most medically necessary procedures are. We bill directly to most insurance providers and accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan.
Stick to soft, cool foods for the first 24–48 hours. Avoid straws, hot beverages, and crunchy or chewy items early on.
ften, yes. Even one missing tooth can lead to shifting and bone loss over time. We’ll discuss replacement options before any extraction.
Yes. Modern root canal treatment has a success rate of around 95%. Saved teeth can last for decades.
