What does it cost?
| Treatment | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Erupted wisdom tooth | price on request | 20 min |
| Impacted / partially erupted | 2,350 AED | CT-planned, 30–60 min |
| Deeply impacted, near the nerve | price on request | Oral surgeon |
| All four in one visit under sedation | price on request | Includes sedation |
| Consultation + X-ray | price on request |
Prices in AED, valid until 31.12.2026. 0% instalments via Tabby and Tamara.
Do wisdom teeth always need to be removed?
No. Fully erupted, cleanable wisdom teeth that bite correctly can stay. Removal is advised when the tooth is impacted, repeatedly infected (pericoronitis), decayed, damaging the neighbour, or in the way of orthodontics or an implant.
What does recovery look like?
Swelling peaks on day 2–3 and settles by day 7. Soft food for 3–5 days, no smoking or straws for 72 hours (dry socket risk). Stitches dissolve or are removed at 7 days. See the recovery guide — it applies to extractions too.
What are the risks?
Dry socket (3–5%), temporary lip numbness with lower teeth close to the nerve (under 1% with CT planning), infection. Planning on the CT is what keeps the nerve risk low.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Maria Gerasimova, DHA-licensed oral surgeon and implantologist · Last updated 2026-09-11