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Simple extraction costs $75–$200 per tooth, while impacted teeth range from $225–$600+ per tooth. Most people pay $1,000–$3,000 total for all four teeth, with insurance typically covering 50–80% if medically necessary.
Read Full Cost GuideMost people feel significantly better within 3–4 days and return to normal activities within a week. Complete healing takes 2–4 weeks, with younger patients recovering faster.
See Recovery TimelineStick to soft, cool foods for the first 3 days — yogurt, smoothies, applesauce, mashed potatoes. Gradually add soft solids like scrambled eggs days 4–7. Avoid hard, crunchy, hot, or spicy foods for at least a week.
See Full Food GuideSingle implants typically cost $3,000–$6,000 per tooth, including the implant, abutment, and crown. Full mouth restoration can range $15,000–$30,000+, with most dental insurance covering 0–50%.
Read Implant Cost GuideGeneral dentists handle routine care (cleanings, fillings, crowns), while oral surgeons have 4+ additional years of surgical training for complex procedures like wisdom teeth removal, dental implants, and jaw surgery.
Learn About the DifferencesDental implants are titanium screws placed in the jawbone to support a replacement crown. They have a 95–98% success rate and can last 25+ years or a lifetime with proper care.
Read Complete Implants GuideRoot canals cost $700–$1,500 with a 95% success rate and save your natural tooth. Extractions cost less upfront ($150–$600) but require replacement. In most cases, saving the natural tooth is better for long-term oral health.
Compare Your OptionsLook for proper credentials (DMD/DDS + oral surgery specialty), AAOMS membership, experience with your specific procedure, and a comfortable bedside manner. Ask about complication rates and read patient reviews.
See Surgeon Selection GuideWisdom teeth typically emerge between ages 17–25 and often need removal due to impaction, crowding, infection, or decay. About 85% of wisdom teeth will eventually require extraction.
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