15 clinics · North Region
Top clinics for Oral Surgery in Woodlands
Q & M Dental Surgery
6 Woodlands Sq, B2-15 Woods Square, Singapore 737737
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Blk 573, Woodlands Drive 16, #01-07, Singapore 730573
View clinic →Expert Oral Surgery in Woodlands: Safe, Fast Recovery
Afraid of surgery pain or complications? Our Woodlands surgeons use gentle sedation and explain every step—so you feel in control.
Oral Surgery Cost & Pricing in Woodlands
$200 – $3,000
Simple extractions cost $200–$500; surgical removals of impacted teeth can reach $1,500–$3,000 depending on bone density and positioning.
Local anaesthesia is standard ($0 extra); IV sedation adds $300–$600; general anaesthesia for complex cases costs $800–$1,500.
Routine healing is included; dry socket treatment ($100–$200) or infection management may incur additional costs.
Highly experienced oral surgeons in central locations may charge 10–20% more; Woodlands clinics typically offer competitive pricing.
| Option | Cost |
|---|---|
| Simple tooth extraction (one tooth, local anaesthesia) | $200–$500 |
| Surgical extraction (impacted/embedded tooth, with sedation) | $800–$1,800 |
| Complex surgical extraction (full jaw procedure, general anaesthesia) | $1,800–$3,000 |
Prices are indicative. Contact clinics directly for current quotes.
Oral Surgery Step-by-Step: What Happens Before, During & After
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Pre-operative consultation & imaging
20–30 minutesYour surgeon reviews X-rays or CBCT scans to assess tooth position, bone density, and nearby nerves. You discuss sedation options, medical history, and pain management. A treatment plan and cost estimate are provided—including Medisave eligibility.
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Sedation & local anaesthesia
10–15 minutesDepending on complexity, you receive local anaesthetic to numb the area. If you've chosen IV sedation or general anaesthesia, it is administered safely with monitoring. Most patients report feeling relaxed but aware during sedated procedures.
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Surgical extraction
20–60 minutes depending on complexityThe surgeon carefully removes the tooth using specialized instruments. Bone may be removed if the tooth is impacted. Sutures are placed if needed. You should feel pressure and vibration but no sharp pain—tell the surgeon immediately if you do.
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Post-operative instructions & recovery setup
10–15 minutesYou receive detailed aftercare: bite gauze for 30–45 minutes, ice application, prescribed antibiotics, and pain relief medication. Recovery instructions cover diet, activity restrictions, and warning signs for dry socket or infection.
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Follow-up & healing
7–14 days for initial healing; 3–4 months for complete bone remodelingSutures are removed after 7–10 days. Your surgeon monitors healing at a follow-up appointment. Most patients return to normal diet within 2 weeks; full bone healing takes 3–4 months but you feel normal much sooner.
Am I a Good Candidate for Oral Surgery?
Good candidates
- Adults with impacted or deeply embedded wisdom teeth causing pain, infection, or crowding.
- Patients with severely broken or decayed teeth that cannot be saved with crowns or fillings.
- People with jaw cysts, benign oral tumours, or lesions requiring biopsy and surgical removal.
- Patients with congenital tooth abnormalities or orthodontic needs requiring tooth extraction before braces.
May need extra assessment
- Patients with uncontrolled diabetes, bleeding disorders, or on blood thinners—require pre-operative medical clearance and careful monitoring.
- Those with severe dental anxiety or a history of adverse reactions to anaesthesia—may benefit from consultation with an anaesthetist before sedation.
- Patients over 65 or with significant medical comorbidities—may need modified anaesthesia protocols and longer post-operative monitoring.
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