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The cost of wisdom teeth removal depends on how many teeth are removed, how each tooth sits in the jaw, and the type of anesthesia you choose. Our fees follow the Ontario Dental Association suggested fee guide. After your consultation, you receive a written estimate before anything is booked, and we can send it to your insurer.
Reviewed by Dr. Martin Cloutier, DMD, MSc, FRCD(C), oral and maxillofacial surgeon. Last reviewed November 2026.
You receive a written estimate after your consultation.
No two mouths are the same, so we can’t quote a fee until we have examined you and seen your X-rays. Three things decide most of the cost.
Each tooth has its own fee. Some people have one or two wisdom teeth removed, and others have all four.
A tooth that has fully come in is simpler to remove than one under the gum or inside the bone. The fee guide sets a fee for each.
Wisdom teeth removalLocal anesthesia numbs the area. IV sedation or general anesthesia is optional, and its fee is based on time.
Sedation & anesthesiaYou receive a written estimate after your consultation, before anything is booked. It lists each item separately.
| Item | What decides the fee |
|---|---|
| Consultation | Your exam and a review of your X-rays |
| Imaging | Any X-rays or 3D CBCT scan needed to plan your surgery |
| Removal of each tooth | A fee for each tooth, based on how it sits in the jaw |
| IV sedation or general anesthesia | Optional. Anesthesia fees are based on time. |
| Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) | Only if your surgeon recommends it. The fee is quoted at your consultation. |
Our fees follow the Ontario Dental Association suggested fee guide, which is updated each year.
Most dental plans cover part of wisdom teeth removal. Before treatment, we send your treatment plan to your insurer so you know what your plan covers. Your insurer, not our office, decides what is covered.
Please bring your insurance card and policy information to your consultation.
Fees, insurance & CDCPBring your CDCP member card to your consultation and we’ll confirm what the plan covers for your treatment.
It depends on how many teeth are removed, how each tooth sits in the jaw, and the type of anesthesia you choose. Our fees follow the Ontario Dental Association suggested fee guide, and you receive a written estimate after your consultation.
The fee for each tooth depends on whether it has fully come in, sits under the gum or is inside the bone. We can only tell from an exam and your X-rays.
Each tooth has its own fee. Having them removed in one visit means one surgery day and one recovery.
It is optional and listed separately in your estimate. Anesthesia fees are based on time. Sedation & anesthesia
Most dental plans cover part of it. We send a pre-determination to your insurer before treatment, so you know what your plan covers.
We accept the CDCP, and the plan’s covered services include the removal of teeth.1 IV sedation and general anesthesia need approval from the plan before treatment,2 and you may have a co-payment depending on your family income.
No, we don’t offer patient financing. You receive a written estimate before anything is booked, so you can plan ahead.
No. You can book a consultation directly. If your dentist has X-rays, ask them to send them to us.
Your consultation includes an exam and a clear plan with a written estimate. No referral needed.
We’re at 2525 Old Bronte Road in Oakville, near Dundas Street West, and welcome patients from Oakville, Burlington, Milton and nearby communities.
