Over 38000 Wisdom Teeth Removed
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The Wisdom Teeth Professionals are associated with several dental clinics and hospitals across Sydney, Melbourne and Tasmania
Wisdom teeth don’t always cause problems, but when they do, early assessment can help prevent pain, infection and more complex dental issues. Whether your wisdom tooth is impacted, partially erupted or causing discomfort, receiving the right advice at the right time can make treatment simpler and more predictable.
At Wisdom Teeth Professionals, we provide comprehensive wisdom teeth assessments and removal for patients across Melbourne. Every treatment begins with a clinical examination and appropriate imaging to determine whether removal is necessary and which treatment approach is most suitable for your individual needs.
From straightforward in-chair extractions to more complex surgical procedures, our experienced team provides personalised treatment using local anaesthetic, IV sedation or general anaesthesia where clinically appropriate.
If you’re experiencing wisdom tooth pain or you’ve been advised that your wisdom teeth should be removed, our team is here to help you understand your options and guide you through every stage of treatment.
Book your free consultation today and receive a personalised treatment plan before making any decisions.
One of the most common questions patients ask is, “How much will wisdom teeth removal cost?”
The answer depends on the complexity of your treatment, the number of wisdom teeth being removed and whether a simple extraction or surgical procedure is required.
Following your consultation, you’ll receive a personalised treatment plan outlining all expected costs before your procedure begins.
For tooth extraction due to damage caused by wisdom teeth.
$150 $350
For straightforward wisdom teeth removal with no complexities.
$225 $250
For procedures where complexities are found during initial assessment.
$250 $375
Will never cost you more than $970
Patients searching for affordable wisdom teeth removal in Melbourne often want a balance between cost, experience, and safety. During consultations, we explain treatment complexity, sedation options, and expected recovery timelines so patients can make informed decisions. Our clinic focuses on delivering value-driven care while maintaining high treatment standards.
Depending on the complexity of treatment, procedures may range from straightforward extractions to more advanced surgical removal.
Choosing the right clinic isn’t just about removing a tooth; it’s about receiving experienced care, understanding your treatment options and feeling confident throughout the process.
Wisdom teeth removal is the primary focus of our practice. Our experienced clinicians, including Dr Paulo Pinho and Dr Naser Albarbari, assess each case individually to determine the safest and most appropriate treatment approach. Whether your procedure is straightforward or surgically complex, your treatment plan is tailored to your clinical needs rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
When wisdom teeth become painful, waiting weeks for treatment isn't ideal.We aim to provide timely consultations and treatment planning, helping patients receive the care they need without unnecessary delays.
Your care doesn't end when your procedure is complete.We'll explain your diagnosis, discuss suitable treatment options, provide detailed aftercare instructions and arrange follow-up where appropriate to monitor your recovery.
We believe quality care should also be affordable.
By focusing on wisdom teeth removal and related oral surgery, we’ve streamlined our treatment process to provide competitive pricing while maintaining high clinical standards.
You’ll receive a detailed treatment plan outlining:
This means you’ll know what to expect before your treatment begins.
Not every wisdom tooth needs to be removed. In many cases, healthy wisdom teeth that have fully erupted and can be cleaned effectively may simply be monitored during routine dental examinations.
However, removal may be recommended if your wisdom teeth are causing symptoms or are likely to affect your oral health.
Your dentist may recommend treatment if you experience:
Impacted wisdom teeth remain trapped beneath the gum or jawbone, either partially or completely. They can contribute to pain, swelling, infection and damage to neighbouring teeth if left untreated.
Persistent pain at the back of your mouth, swollen gums or discomfort when chewing may indicate that your wisdom teeth require professional assessment.
Partially erupted wisdom teeth can create spaces where food particles and bacteria become trapped, increasing the likelihood of repeated infections and inflammation around the affected tooth.
As wisdom teeth develop, they may place pressure on adjacent teeth or contribute to other dental concerns. A clinical examination and X-rays help determine whether removal is appropriate.
Because wisdom teeth are often difficult to reach when brushing and flossing, they’re more susceptible to decay and gum disease. If these problems can’t be managed effectively, removal may be recommended.
You don’t have to wait until severe pain develops before seeking advice.
A consultation allows your dentist to:
Early assessment helps you make informed decisions and allows treatment to be planned before symptoms become more complex.
Every wisdom tooth is different, which means the treatment required can vary from one patient to another. Some wisdom teeth can be removed using a straightforward in-chair extraction, while others require a minor surgical procedure.
Before recommending treatment, your dentist will perform a comprehensive examination and review your dental X-rays to assess the position of your wisdom teeth, their relationship to surrounding structures and the complexity of the procedure.
Your personalised treatment plan will be explained during your consultation, so you’ll know exactly what to expect before treatment begins.
If your wisdom tooth has fully erupted and is easily accessible, it may be suitable for a simple extraction performed under local anaesthetic.
Simple extractions are commonly completed in the dental chair and generally involve a shorter treatment and recovery time.
This option may be appropriate when the tooth:
Some wisdom teeth remain partially or completely impacted beneath the gums or jawbone. In these situations, a surgical approach may be recommended.
During surgical removal, your dentist carefully accesses the tooth before removing it using techniques appropriate for its position and complexity.
Surgical removal may be recommended when a wisdom tooth is:
Your dentist will explain why a surgical approach is recommended and answer any questions before treatment begins.
Your comfort is an important part of your treatment. Depending on the complexity of your procedure and your individual circumstances, different anaesthetic options may be available.
These include:
Local anaesthetic numbs the treatment area while you remain awake throughout the procedure. It is commonly used for many simple and surgical wisdom tooth extractions.
IV sedation helps you feel deeply relaxed during treatment while local anaesthetic provides pain control. Many patients remember very little of the procedure afterwards.
For some complex procedures, treatment may be carried out under general anaesthesia in an accredited hospital or day surgery, where you'll remain completely asleep throughout the procedure.
Your dentist will recommend the most appropriate anaesthetic after assessing your wisdom teeth, medical history and treatment requirements.
Monday: 8 am – 8:30 pm
Tuesday: 8 am – 8:30 pm
Wednesday: 8 am – 8:30 pm
Thursday: 8 am – 8:30 pm
Friday: 8 am – 8:30 pm
Saturday: 8 am – 8:30 pm
Sunday: 8 am – 8:30 pm
If your treatment is performed in hospital or an accredited day surgery, additional hospital fees will apply.
Hospital costs vary depending on the facility selected and generally range from approximately $550 to $950.
Anaesthetist fees vary depending on your treatment requirements.
Through our established arrangements with anaesthetists, some patients undergoing removal of all four wisdom teeth may pay as little as $100 out of pocket for anaesthetic services. Final costs will depend on your individual treatment plan and eligibility.
We understand that unexpected dental treatment can place pressure on your budget.
Our team can discuss available payment options during your consultation and provide a clear breakdown of all expected costs before treatment begins.
If you have private health insurance, we also recommend checking your level of cover before your procedure.
Preparing for your procedure is an important part of ensuring your treatment is carried out safely and comfortably. Before your appointment, your dentist will explain your treatment plan, answer any questions and provide personalised instructions based on the type of procedure and anaesthetic recommended.
Before treatment, we’ll:
If IV sedation or general anaesthesia is planned, you’ll receive fasting instructions before your appointment and will need to arrange for a responsible adult to take you home afterwards.
Our goal is to ensure you feel informed and prepared before treatment begins.
Recovery varies from person to person and depends on the complexity of the procedure. Most patients experience gradual improvement over the first few days, with swelling and discomfort reducing as healing progresses.
Following your dentist’s aftercare instructions is one of the most important factors in supporting a smooth recovery.
Following wisdom teeth removal, it’s normal to experience:
These symptoms generally improve over the following days.
Your dentist will provide personalised aftercare instructions, which may include:
If your treatment involved IV sedation or general anaesthesia, you should avoid driving, operating machinery or making important decisions until advised that it is safe to do so.
Need more recovery advice?
Read our complete Wisdom Teeth Aftercare Guide for detailed instructions on managing swelling, eating after surgery and supporting the healing process.
While most patients recover without complications, it’s important to seek advice if you experience symptoms that don’t seem to be improving.
Contact your dental clinic promptly if you notice:
Early assessment allows your dentist to determine whether further treatment is required.
Our Melbourne clinic is conveniently located in the heart of the CBD, making it easy to access by public transport or car.
Address
Ground Floor
350 Collins Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
Phone: 1300 320 881
Whether you’re visiting for a consultation or treatment, our team is committed to providing a welcoming, professional experience from the moment you arrive.
If you have any questions before your appointment, our friendly staff are here to help.
If you’re experiencing wisdom tooth pain or have been advised that your wisdom teeth should be removed, the first step is a comprehensive assessment.
At Wisdom Teeth Professionals Melbourne, we’ll examine your wisdom teeth, review your dental X-rays and discuss the most appropriate treatment options for your individual needs. You’ll also receive a clear explanation of the procedure, expected costs and available anaesthetic options, so you can make an informed decision about your care.
Book your free consultation today and take the first step towards safe, affordable and personalised wisdom teeth removal.
Wisdom teeth are commonly assessed during the late teenage years or early adulthood, but the most appropriate timing varies from person to person. Your dentist will recommend treatment based on your clinical examination, symptoms and dental X-rays.
Your treatment will be performed using an appropriate anaesthetic, which helps prevent pain during the procedure. Depending on the type of anaesthetic used, you may still feel pressure or movement, but you shouldn’t experience pain.
Not always. Some patients only require one or two wisdom teeth to be removed, while others may benefit from removing all four. Your dentist will recommend treatment based on your individual circumstances.
Most patients begin feeling significantly better within several days, although complete healing of the extraction site takes longer. Recovery depends on the complexity of your procedure and your individual healing response.
If you’ve received IV sedation or general anaesthesia, you’ll need someone to take you home and shouldn’t drive afterwards. If you’ve only had local anaesthetic, your dentist will advise whether it’s appropriate for you to drive.
Soft foods are generally recommended during the initial recovery period. Your dentist will provide specific dietary advice based on your procedure and recovery progress.
Your preferences are important and will be discussed during your consultation. However, the most appropriate anaesthetic is recommended based on factors such as the position of your wisdom teeth, the complexity of the procedure, your medical history and your individual treatment needs.
Your dentist will assess your wisdom teeth, review your dental X-rays, discuss your medical history and consider the complexity of the planned procedure. Based on this assessment, they’ll recommend the anaesthetic option that is most appropriate for your treatment.
All medical and dental procedures carry some level of risk. Before treatment, your dentist will review your medical history, explain the recommended anaesthetic option and discuss any relevant considerations so you can make an informed decision.
This depends on the type of anaesthetic used and the complexity of your procedure. Patients who receive IV sedation or general anaesthesia are generally advised to rest for the remainder of the day, while recovery recommendations after local anaesthetic will vary based on the individual treatment performed. Your dentist will provide personalised advice before you leave the clinic.
