23 clinics · West Region
Top clinics for Oral Surgery in Jurong
First Impressions Dental Surgery
501 Jurong West Street 51, #01-283, Singapore 640501
View clinic →Expert oral surgery in Jurong—safe, pain-free, fast recovery
Anxious about surgery? Our Jurong surgeons use local anaesthesia and sedation to keep you comfortable throughout, with realistic recovery timelines and honest cost breakdowns.
Oral Surgery Cost in Jurong: What You'll Pay
$200 – $3,000
Simple extractions cost $200–$400; surgical/impacted extractions jump to $600–$1,500 due to complexity and surgical time.
Local anaesthesia is included in extraction cost. IV sedation adds $400–$600; general anaesthesia in hospital adds $800–$1,200.
Oral pathology biopsies and bone shaving add $200–$500. Complex jaw corrections can reach $2,500–$3,000.
Specialist oral surgeons charge 20–30% more than general dentists. Private clinics cost more than subsidised polyclinics.
| Option | Cost |
|---|---|
| Simple extraction with local anaesthesia | $200–$500 |
| Surgical extraction with IV sedation | $1,000–$1,800 |
| Jaw surgery or major pathology biopsy | $2,000–$3,000 |
Prices are indicative. Contact clinics directly for current quotes.
Oral Surgery Step-by-Step: What Happens During Your Procedure
- 1
Consultation & imaging
20–30 minsYour surgeon reviews your medical history, takes X-rays or CBCT scans, and explains the procedure in detail. This is your chance to ask about sedation options, pain control, and recovery expectations. You'll sign consent and arrange time off work if needed.
- 2
Local anaesthesia & sedation setup
10–15 minsLocal anaesthetic is injected around the surgical site; you'll feel pressure but no pain. If you've chosen IV sedation, the nurse inserts a line and monitors your vital signs throughout. You'll be relaxed and may have little memory of the procedure.
- 3
Surgical extraction or removal
30–90 mins (depending on complexity)The surgeon removes the tooth or lesion using specialised instruments. For impacted teeth, they may remove bone or section the tooth into pieces. You'll hear drilling and feel vibration, but the local anaesthetic prevents pain. The surgeon works carefully to avoid nerve damage.
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Socket closure & dressing
10–15 minsOnce the tooth is out, the surgeon cleans the socket, removes any remaining bone fragments, and carefully closes the site with dissolvable stitches if needed. Gauze is placed to control bleeding. Post-operative instructions are given for home care.
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Recovery planning & follow-up
Recovery at clinic: 30–60 minsYou rest in the clinic for 30–60 mins if sedated. You receive written aftercare instructions: ice/heat schedule, pain management, food restrictions, and activity limits. A follow-up appointment is booked for 5–7 days to check healing and remove stitches if needed.
Are You a Candidate for Oral Surgery? How We Determine Eligibility
Good candidates
- Adults with impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth causing pain, swelling, or repeated infection
- Patients with loose, fractured, or severely decayed teeth that cannot be saved by fillings or crowns
- Anyone with an oral lesion, cyst, or growth that needs biopsy or removal for diagnosis
- Patients with jaw pain, misalignment, or bite issues referred by their dentist for surgical evaluation
May need extra assessment
- Patients with uncontrolled diabetes or blood clotting disorders — your surgeon will coordinate with your doctor and may require additional blood tests before proceeding
- Pregnant patients — elective surgery is usually postponed until after first trimester; emergency extractions for infection can proceed with anaesthetic adjustments
- Patients taking blood thinners or aspirin — you may need to pause medication 3–7 days before surgery under doctor guidance
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