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WISDOM TOOTH EXTRACTION

Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last set of molars to develop in the back of the mouth. Wisdom teeth can cause problems if they don't have enough room to emerge properly, or if they emerge at an angle. In some cases, wisdom teeth may need to be removed by a dentist.

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Wisdom Tooth Removal includes:

  • Oral examination

  • 2 x-rays

  • Anesthesia (if needed)

  • Wisdom tooth extraction

  • Stitches (if needed)

Frequently asked questions

  • How much is Wisdom Teeth Removal?

    Fixed Price Dental offers Wisdom Tooth Removal for $379! You can find all prices near you and compare them. Click Book Now, select Wisdom Tooth Removal, and enter your suburb or postcode. You will be presented with locations near you and the prices they are offering!

  • What can you eat after Wisdom Teeth Removal?

    After wisdom teeth removal, it is best to eat soft and cool foods that require minimal chewing, such as Applesauce, Mashed potatoes, Smoothies, Broth or soup (without chunks of meat or vegetables), Yogurt, Jello or pudding, Scrambled eggs or omelets, Soft pasta or noodles, and Smoothies.

    It is important to avoid hard, crunchy, or spicy foods, as well as hot liquids and alcohol, for several days after the procedure to allow the extraction site to heal properly. It is advisable to follow the specific instructions given by your dentist or oral surgeon for your individual case.

  • When do Wisdom Teeth come through?

    Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, typically come through (erupt) between the ages of 17 and 25, although the exact timing can vary from person to person. Some people may have their wisdom teeth come in without any problems, while others may experience pain, swelling, and other complications. In some cases, the wisdom teeth may not fully erupt, leading to impaction, which can cause further dental problems and require removal. It is important to have regular dental checkups and x-rays to monitor the growth and development of wisdom teeth and to determine if extraction is necessary.

  • Does everyone have Wisdom Teeth?

    Not everyone has wisdom teeth. In fact, some people are born without wisdom teeth altogether. The number and type of teeth a person has can vary depending on genetics and other factors. Some people may have all four wisdom teeth, while others may have only one, two, or three. In some cases, wisdom teeth may be present but remain impacted or fail to develop fully. It is important to have regular dental checkups and x-rays to monitor the growth and development of wisdom teeth and to determine if extraction is necessary.

  • Why do I need to have my Wisdom Teeth removed?

    Wisdom teeth can cause problems if they don't have enough room to emerge properly, or if they emerge at an angle. This can lead to impaction, infection, pain, and damage to nearby teeth. Removal of wisdom teeth may be recommended as a preventive measure or to address existing problems.

  • Is Wisdom Tooth Extraction painful?

    The procedure itself is performed under local anesthesia or other forms of sedation, so patients typically do not feel pain during the extraction. After the procedure, patients may experience some discomfort or soreness, which can be managed with pain medication.

  • How long does the recovery period take after Wisdom Tooth Removal?

    The recovery period can vary depending on the complexity of the extraction and the individual's healing process. Generally, patients may experience swelling and soreness for a few days after the procedure. It's important to follow the aftercare instructions provided by the dental professional to promote proper healing.

  • What Dental Item Codes are included in our Wisdom Tooth Removal?

    013 Oral examination – limited x 1
    022 Intraoral radiograph – per exposure x 2 (if needed)
    Anesthesia (if needed)
    311 Removal of a tooth or part(s) thereof x 1 or;
    314 Sectional removal of a tooth or part(s) thereof x 1 or;
    322 Surgical removal of a tooth or tooth fragment not requiring removal of bone or tooth division x 1 or;
    324 Surgical removal of a tooth or tooth fragment requiring bone removal and/or tooth division x 1
    Stitches (if needed)

  • Where is Fixed Price Dental based?

    We partner with existing professional dental clinics all across Australia that provide you with quality dental services. To find your nearest dentist use the Book Now button.

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