Do all wisdom teeth need to come out?

No. If they are fully erupted, healthy and cleanable, they can stay. Removal is advised when they are impacted, decayed or causing infection.

How much does wisdom teeth cost in New Glasgow?

Simple extractions cost $150–$400 per tooth; surgical removal of impacted teeth $300–$1,000 per tooth. Prices in New Glasgow vary by office and by how complex your case is; ask for a written treatment plan before you begin.

When should I see a dentist for this in New Glasgow?

Pain behind the molars, swelling, repeated infections, or on your dentist's recommendation after X-rays.

Wisdom Teeth Removal in New Glasgow, NS

Extraction of third molars that are impacted, crowding other teeth or repeatedly getting infected.

1 office offers this care in New Glasgow

Noftall Family Dentistry

54 Granton Abercrombie Rd, New Glasgow, NS

4.1(10)See opening hours

Family
Cosmetic
Kids
Whitening
Dentures

Accepting new patients· Direct insurance billing· Sedation available

Preferred time · Today

9:00 AM 10:00 AM 10:30 AM More times

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Why it matters

Impacted wisdom teeth can damage neighbouring molars and cause recurring gum infections that are hard to clean.

What to expect

A panoramic X-ray, then extraction under local anesthetic, sedation or general anesthetic, with 3–7 days of recovery.

Typical cost

Simple extractions cost $150–$400 per tooth; surgical removal of impacted teeth $300–$1,000 per tooth.

Frequently asked questions

Do all wisdom teeth need to come out?: No. If they are fully erupted, healthy and cleanable, they can stay. Removal is advised when they are impacted, decayed or causing infection.
How much does wisdom teeth cost in New Glasgow?: Simple extractions cost $150–$400 per tooth; surgical removal of impacted teeth $300–$1,000 per tooth. Prices in New Glasgow vary by office and by how complex your case is; ask for a written treatment plan before you begin.
When should I see a dentist for this in New Glasgow?: Pain behind the molars, swelling, repeated infections, or on your dentist's recommendation after X-rays.