Not every wisdom tooth needs to come out. We x-ray, look at the angle and the space available, and tell you plainly whether yours need removing now, watching, or leaving alone.
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The approach depends entirely on what the x-ray shows:
Always the first step. The angle, root shape and proximity to the nerve decide whether removal is simple or surgical — and whether it is needed at all.
For fully erupted teeth. Removed much like any other back tooth under local freezing. Typically $200–$400 per tooth.
For impacted teeth. A small incision, sometimes sectioning the tooth to protect the bone around it. Commonly $400–$900 per tooth.
Planned, not improvised. Written aftercare, pain-management guidance and a number to call if anything changes overnight.
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.
Three legitimate paths, and the x-ray usually makes the choice obvious.
An x-ray and exam determine which teeth need removing and whether the approach is simple or surgical. You get the plan and the cost per tooth before booking.
Thorough local freezing, then removal — a simple case takes minutes, an impacted one longer. You feel pressure rather than sharpness, and we check in as we go.
Gauze, an ice pack and written instructions before you leave, plus what is normal on day two versus what warrants a call.
Dr. Richard He — DDS (University of Toronto) with a dedicated implant fellowship. Assessment, removal and follow-up handled 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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If your wisdom teeth are causing problems, getting them removed is the best way to prevent further issues.
No. Healthy, fully erupted wisdom teeth that you can keep clean can stay. Removal is recommended when they’re impacted, crowding other teeth, decaying or causing gum trouble — we monitor them at your checkups so nothing is a surprise.
An impacted wisdom tooth is a tooth that cannot fully emerge because there is insufficient space in the jaw. It may remain partially or completely trapped beneath the gums or bone.
Most dentists recommend evaluating wisdom teeth during the late teenage years or early twenties to identify potential issues before complications arise.
The procedure will be done under local anesthesia, so you won’t feel any pain during it. You might feel a little pain after the procedure, but pain relief can easily take care of that pain.
Most wisdom tooth removal procedures take approximately 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the number of teeth being removed and the complexity of the case.
Usually, after 5 to 7 days, a lot of people are able to eat normally again. Just make sure to eat soft foods for a little while after the extraction!
Many plans cover a portion of extractions, and oral surgery is within the CDCP’s scope subject to eligibility and the current schedule. We confirm your coverage before booking the procedure.
