If you have been told you have an impacted wisdom tooth, you are probably wondering: “What will this actually cost me in Adelaide?” The short answer? Most impacted wisdom tooth extractions in Adelaide range from $450 to $650 per tooth, but your exact cost depends on a few key factors including how deep the tooth is impacted, whether sedation is used, and your health fund coverage.
Not all impacted teeth are the same. Dentists and oral surgeons classify impactions based on difficulty:
Partially impacted (tooth is partly through the gum): generally simpler and less expensive
Fully impacted (tooth is completely trapped under gum/bone): often requires more time, skill, and sometimes surgical access
Horizontal or angled impactions: may involve more complex removal and higher fees
Other cost factors include:
Type of anaesthetic (local, IV sedation, or general anaesthetic)
Need for 3D imaging (like a CBCT scan) for complex cases
Post-operative care or follow-up visits
Partially impacted tooth
$450 – $500
Fully impacted or complex case
$450 – $650+
With IV sedation or general anaesthetic
+ ~$1300 (depending on duration) as a completely private patient with no insurance
At Wisdom Teeth Removal Adelaide, we provide transparent, upfront quotes after your assessment no hidden fees.
Yes. If you have private dental cover, you will likely receive a rebate especially if your policy includes major dental or oral surgery.
As a recognised HCF, Medibank and Bupa provider, we offer:
On-the-spot claims for eligible Bupa, Medibank and HCF members
Clear breakdowns of your expected rebate vs. out-of-pocket cost
Before you worry about final costs, get an accurate assessment. At Wisdom Teeth Removal Adelaide, we offer a consultation for just $99, which includes:
OPG panoramic x-ray
Clinical evaluation by an experienced wisdom teeth professional
Personalised treatment plan with clear pricing
No obligation to proceed
This helps you make an informed decision without guesswork.
📞 Call us on 8185 0024 or book your $99 consultation online today.
Early assessment can prevent complications—and keep costs lower.