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Wisdom Teeth Removal

If wisdom teeth are creating issues, we gently remove them with precision to keep you comfortable, promote smooth healing and reduce the risk of future dental problems.

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    Cost

    A simple extraction is priced at $250 per tooth, and a surgical extraction is priced at $414 per tooth. Out-of-pocket cost depends on insurance coverage.

    Office Fees
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    Procedure Duration

    Wisdom teeth appointments typically last between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on how many teeth are being removed and whether surgery is required.

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    Pain Level

    We offer clear aftercare guidance to support a smooth recovery following wisdom teeth removal, with most patients healing in a few days to a week.

    Sedation Dentistry

Wisdom Teeth Removal in Ferris, Texas

At Ferris Family Dentistry, we provide gentle and precise wisdom teeth removal to protect your oral health and prevent future complications. As a skilled wisdom teeth surgeon, Dr. Raheel Haider has advanced training in surgical procedures and recently completed specialized coursework in Western Surgical and Sedation. To keep you comfortable throughout the process, we offer safe sedation options, including nitrous oxide and oral sedation. After your procedure, our team will provide detailed aftercare instructions to support healing, minimize discomfort and ensure the best possible recovery.

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Process

Initial Consultation: We start with a full exam and digital X-rays to evaluate your wisdom teeth, surrounding bone and overall oral health. Dr. Haider will determine if a simple or surgical removal is needed and review sedation options, including nitrous oxide and oral sedation, so you know what to expect.

Preparation: Before your wisdom teeth appointment, you’ll receive detailed instructions. Oral sedation may require fasting and arranging for a ride home, while nitrous oxide typically doesn’t need any special preparation.

Extraction Procedure: To keep you comfortable, local anesthesia and sedation—either nitrous oxide or oral sedation—will be used. Dr. Haider performs the removal with careful, precise techniques, whether it’s a straightforward extraction or a surgical procedure, to minimize discomfort and promote a smooth recovery.

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Next Steps

Post-Procedure Care: After your wisdom teeth removal, whether simple or surgical, you’ll receive detailed instructions to support healing and avoid complications like dry socket. Our team will guide you on how to manage soreness, reduce swelling and keep the area clean, with additional tips depending on whether you had nitrous oxide or oral sedation.

Recovery: Most patients heal within a few days to a week, depending on the complexity of the extraction. Following your aftercare plan—such as eating soft foods, avoiding tobacco and resting well—helps ensure a smooth recovery. If you experience anything unusual, our team is just a phone call away for prompt follow-up care.

FAQ

  • Why do wisdom teeth often need to be removed?

    Wisdom teeth often need to be removed because they can become impacted, cause crowding, lead to infections or damage neighboring teeth and gums.

  • At what age should wisdom teeth be evaluated?

    Wisdom teeth are usually evaluated in the late teens to early twenties, typically between ages 16 and 20, when they begin to develop and potential issues can be detected early.

  • What are signs that my wisdom teeth may be causing issues?

    Common signs of wisdom teeth problems include pain or swelling in the back of the mouth, difficulty opening your jaw, swollen or bleeding gums, crowding of nearby teeth or recurring infections.

Where are we located?

Modern waiting area with polished concrete floors, featuring a blue tufted bench, brown leather armchairs, and a round wooden coffee table. Wall decor includes a large mirror, metal artwork, framed certificates, and a lamp, creating a warm and professional atmosphere.

Ferris Family Dentistry

454 FM664, Suite B
Ferris, TX 75125

Hours

Monday: 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Tuesday: 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Wednesday: 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Thursday: 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am-1:00 pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Phone

972-544-2123

Email

brightsmiles@ferrisdentist.com