Century Home Dental / Dr. George Daguiam Dentistry Awake or Asleep
102 Neywash St, Orillia, ON
5(628)See opening hours
- Cosmetic
- Emergency
- Whitening
- Root canal
- Wisdom teeth
Accepting new patients· Sedation available
Preferred time · Today
Wisdom Teeth Removal in Orillia, ON
Extraction of third molars that are impacted, crowding other teeth or repeatedly getting infected.
5 offices offer this care in Orillia
Miller Dental Care
300 Peter St N #Unit 206, Orillia, ON
4.8(134)See opening hours
- Walk-in
- Implants
- Root canal
- Dentures
- Invisalign
Accepting new patients· Sedation available
Preferred time · Today
Dentistry On West
369 West Street N #369 369, Orillia, ON
4.6(70)See opening hours
- Cosmetic
- Invisalign
- Implants
- Emergency
- Root canal
Accepting new patients· Sedation available
Preferred time · Today
Mariposa Dental
33 Westmount Dr N, Orillia, ON
5(45)See opening hours
- Root canal
- Emergency
- Gums
- Dentures
- Implants
Accepting new patients· Sedation available
Preferred time · Today
AIMS Dentistry on Laclie
112 Laclie St, Orillia, ON
0(0)See opening hours
- Cosmetic
- Implants
- Dentures
- Emergency
- Root canal
Accepting new patients· Sedation available
Call the office for the next opening.
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 Orillia?
- Simple extractions cost $150–$400 per tooth; surgical removal of impacted teeth $300–$1,000 per tooth. Prices in Orillia 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 Orillia?
- Pain behind the molars, swelling, repeated infections, or on your dentist's recommendation after X-rays.