Wisdom Tooth Removal
Wisdom Tooth Removal — Expert Care, Faster Healing
Comfortable, efficient wisdom tooth extraction by board-certified oral surgeons — with PRF therapy to reduce swelling and speed recovery.
About the Service
Wisdom Tooth Removal Done Right — and Recovery Made Faster
Most people will eventually need their wisdom teeth removed. At Tänder, removal is performed by board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeons trained to handle everything from straightforward erupted removal to complex impacted extractions.
We offer Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) therapy — made from a small sample of your own blood and placed in the extraction sites — stimulating faster tissue regeneration, reducing swelling, and significantly lowering dry socket risk. Entirely natural, with no additives.
Candidacy
Am I a Candidate?
- Wisdom teeth are impacted with no clear path to erupt
- Wisdom teeth are partially erupted, trapping food and bacteria
- They're causing crowding of neighboring teeth
- Recurrent pain, swelling, or infection is occurring
- Cysts or other pathology are developing around an impacted tooth
Why Tänder
Why Choose Tänder?
PRF Therapy for Faster Recovery
Less swelling, less discomfort, lower dry socket risk — from your own blood, processed the same day.
Board-Certified OMS Surgeons
Complex third molar removal was a core component of our four-year hospital-based residency training.
At Your Dentist's Office
Familiar faces and a care team that communicates before and after your procedure.
Cost & Financing
Wisdom Tooth Removal Cost
Erupted (simple) removal: Typically $200–$500 per tooth.
Impacted removal: Typically $400–$900 per tooth depending on complexity and anesthesia.
Typical total: Most patients remove two to four teeth at once, totaling $800–$3,500.
We work with leading financing partners, including CareCredit and Sunbit, to help make treatment accessible — ask about current plans and monthly payment examples at your free consultation. Most dental insurance plans offer partial coverage for medically necessary procedures; our team can help you understand your specific benefits.
Recovery
What to Expect
Day 1–2
Swelling peaks around 24–48 hours. Ice in 20-minute intervals, rest, and cold soft foods — no straws, spitting, or smoking.
Days 3–5
Swelling decreases; many return to desk work or school by day three or four.
Week 1–2
Most patients feel essentially normal within a week, with a follow-up to confirm healing.
The PRF Difference
Patients who receive PRF typically report noticeably less swelling and a faster return to normal activity.
Care Close to Home
Expert Oral Surgery — At a Dental Office Near You
Board-certified surgeons, an in-house lab, and a care team that coordinates with your dentist — at a partner practice near you.
FAQ
Wisdom Tooth Removal — Frequently Asked Questions
Typically between 17 and 25, when roots aren't fully formed — but problematic wisdom teeth can be removed at any age.
Not unless you choose to be. Sedation is available and commonly recommended when removing all four at once.
Yes — in most cases, it's the most efficient approach: one anesthesia event, one recovery period.
It occurs when the healing blood clot is dislodged, exposing bone. Avoid straws, spitting, and smoking for 72 hours; PRF significantly reduces the risk.
Most patients take two to three days for a simple removal, three to five for a complex surgical extraction.
Fully erupted, properly positioned, cleanable wisdom teeth can often be monitored rather than removed.
In partner dental practices rather than a surgical center, which usually means a familiar office and a shorter wait. Our locations page lists current practices and the states we are expanding into.
Ready to Get Your Wisdom Teeth Out?
Board-certified surgeons, sedation options, and PRF therapy for faster recovery — all at a dental office near you.