Wisdom Teeth & Oral Surgery · Video
How Much Does It Cost to Remove All Four Wisdom Teeth?
Star Dental's current self-pay planning range for removing all four wisdom teeth is about $900–$2,100 for the extraction fees. The exact amount depends on what each tooth requires, so an evaluation is needed for a tooth-by-tooth estimate.
Educational video.
Why one total cannot fit every patient
All four wisdom teeth may not have the same position or complexity. One tooth may be fully visible while another is partly or fully within bone, which can change the type of removal and the fee for that tooth.
The $900–$2,100 figure is a useful starting range for self-pay planning, but it is not a quote for a particular patient.
What is included and what is separate
Local anesthetic and necessary follow-up are included in the extraction fee. The initial consultation and necessary X-rays are separate and together are estimated at about $150–$200.
Some patients may choose optional IV moderate sedation when appropriate. Star Dental generally estimates that separate service at $500–$1,000 depending mainly on the time required. The full cost guide explains these planning ranges in one place.
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Read the video transcript
All four wisdom teeth: closer to nine hundred dollars or twenty-one hundred? At Star Dental, that is the estimated range for extraction fees alone. A visible tooth may be simpler to remove, while a tooth partly or fully in bone may be more involved—and all four can be different. Local anesthetic is included. Consultation and necessary X-rays are about one hundred fifty to two hundred dollars combined. Optional IV sedation is about five hundred to one thousand dollars, depending on time required. An evaluation gives you a tooth-by-tooth estimate.