How much does it cost to have wisdom teeth removed?

Question

By the way, I have 6

Answer 1

I am not a pro at this ,if you can they have some places in states that will pull them for free especially if there is a clinic for prisoners all you do is make a donation for about 20- 30 $
I did it twice when I was unfortunately in missouri, cause getting them pulled is expensive.
you know how something is free then there is a catch,that isn`t that bad. maybe look it up or call the police department and ask them.sounds silly it isn`t just make sure you ask qstions & make sure that the envirement is clean.like any doctors office.
I really hope that you feel better soon.
k.

Answer 2

It does depend a bit on insurance coverage, the oral surgeon/dentist, etc. I had 2 pulled last year for under $400 total if I remember right. That was with local anesthesia; full anesthesia will add to the cost.
I go to a dental school in my area; I would seriously consider that if I were you. They do charge less, and so long as it is a reputable school, they'll do a really good job. The students are extra-conscientious and well-supervised. That's where I'm going, and I did some comparisons when I started; it really is cheaper. I have no complaints about any of the work I've had done, and believe me, there's been quite a bit!
As the other person mentioned, depending on the condition of the teeth and mouth around them, you may not have to have all of them pulled.

Answer 3

Six!? Is that even possible? Cost depends upon if they can be pulled (cheaper), or if they need to be surgically removed. I'd go with sedation denistry if I were you. I woke up, and didn't even realize the surgery had started or was over. Its well worth the $.
You need to choose a denist, and get a consult on price, because its different at each dentist or dental surgeon.

Answer 4

Just checking this out today. the oral surgeon wants 350 but said they have to call my bank for info on sufficient funds before they accept a check! I 'm guessing the privacy law doesn't apply here. I sure won't be going there if monetary is above pt well being!

Answer 5

I had three removed for about $1000 with no insurance. It's also cheaper if you don't get the stuff to knock you out, but I didn't want to be awake for that experience.

Answer 6

It cost me about $136 (i have no insurance but I have this discount card called ameriplan) If you need an oral surgeion it can cost over $460

Answer 7

if they dont bother you, let them in.
I had one of mine removed but it was such a horrible experience that pissed me so off i had to change dentists.
It costed € 219 if i remember well

Answer 8

i just had all 4 done last week. it was $1500 without insurance.

Answer 9

i joined the military and they took them out for free.