Do you feel pain coming from your wisdom teeth? You’re not alone! Many people feel discomfort from their wisdom teeth in their twenties, and it is something that almost everyone goes through. Although it is overwhelming, wisdom teeth removal in Oakville is not something you should be scared of.
Here at Sol Dental, we specialize in ensuring the extraction process is as smooth as possible, and we try to make your experience as comfortable as possible.
We’ll evaluate your oral health and take digital X-rays to assess the position of your wisdom teeth and determine whether extraction is necessary.
Our experienced team at Sol Dental will gently remove your wisdom tooth using local anesthesia. If the tooth is impacted, it may be removed in sections for a safer and more comfortable procedure.
After your procedure, we’ll provide detailed aftercare instructions to help you heal comfortably and reduce the risk of complications.
At Sol Dental, we believe in providing the best possible care for your wisdom teeth removal in Oakville. Here’s why our patients trust us:
In Ontario, removing an erupted wisdom tooth is typically quoted from about $200–$400 per tooth, while surgical removal of an impacted tooth commonly runs $400–$900 per tooth depending on its position. Many dental plans cover a share of extractions, and oral surgery services are within the scope of the Canadian Dental Care Plan for eligible patients. You’ll get a written estimate after the exam and x-rays — never a surprise bill.
The only accurate price is the one that follows an exam. Book a checkup or call (289) 644-1701 and we’ll walk you through your options and a written estimate.
If your wisdom teeth are causing you pain or discomfort, don’t wait for the problem to get worse. Taking care of it now can prevent future complications and keep your smile healthy. Contact Sol Dental today to schedule your consultation, and let’s get you on the road to a pain-free, healthy smile!
If your wisdom teeth are causing problems, getting them removed is the best way to prevent further issues.
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.
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!
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.
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.
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.
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.
The area is fully numbed with our gentle freezing approach — you’ll feel pressure, not pain, during the procedure. Expect soreness for a few days afterwards, managed with the aftercare plan we send you home with.
