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We have 1 practice listed in Dripping Springs. For more choices, check out nearby cities with more oral surgeons:
While Dripping Springs is a smaller market, we've identified 1 quality oral surgeon serving the area. Many patients in Dripping Springs also visit practices in nearby cities for additional options.
Below you'll find our Dripping Springs practice with ratings, reviews, and contact information. For a wider selection, we recommend exploring the 8 nearby cities listed above, which together offer 610+ oral surgeons across TX.
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Wisdom teeth removal cost in Dripping Springs, TX typically ranges from $150–$400 per tooth for simple extractions and $225–$600 per tooth for surgical extractions. Removing all four wisdom teeth without insurance usually costs $1,000–$3,000. With dental insurance (Delta Dental, Aetna, Cigna, etc.), out-of-pocket costs can drop significantly. Use the listings above to find affordable oral surgeons in Dripping Springs and call for a cost estimate specific to your case.
Yes — many oral surgeons in Dripping Springs are currently accepting new patients. Dentillo lists 1 practices in the Dripping Springs area with contact information so you can call and confirm availability. Some offices offer same-day or next-day consultations for urgent cases like impacted wisdom teeth or dental infections.
Insurance acceptance varies by practice. Most Dripping Springs oral surgeons accept major PPO plans including Delta Dental, Aetna, Cigna, MetLife, and UnitedHealthcare. For Medicaid or low-income options, call practices directly to ask about sliding scale fees or payment plans. Dentillo listings include insurance details for each practice where available.
Oral surgeons near Dripping Springs offer multiple sedation levels: local anesthesia (numbing only), nitrous oxide (laughing gas), oral conscious sedation (pill), IV sedation, and general anesthesia. IV sedation and general anesthesia are common for wisdom teeth removal and are ideal for patients with dental anxiety. Each practice's listing shows which sedation types they offer.
The top-rated oral surgeons in Dripping Springs are listed above, sorted by patient rating. Look for practices with 4.5 stars or higher and 20+ reviews for the most reliable feedback. Consider factors like sedation options, insurance accepted, office location, and whether they offer free consultations. Dentillo lets you compare all of these side-by-side so you can find the right Dripping Springs oral surgeon for your situation.
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Last Updated: May 23, 2026
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