Affordable wisdom teeth removal in Houston
$250 a tooth. $500 for IV sedation. The price is the same if your tooth is impacted.

Build your price
Tap the teeth you need out.
X-rays, consultation, and medications are included with IV sedation.
Pay cash and take 5% off. See the full wisdom teeth removal cost list.
- 25,000+wisdom teeth removed by Dr. Naderi
- Since 2008DDS from the University of Texas
- No referralYou can book without a referral
- Most PPO plansWe file the claim for you

One dentist. One procedure. All day.
Most offices take out wisdom teeth now and then. We do it every day. That is why we call it a factory, and it is why our price is low.
Dr. Sonny Naderi has spent more than 15 years on this one surgery. He uses minimally invasive methods that are gentle on your gums and jaw. He also thinks health care costs too much.
"Every hard-earned dollar should be kept in your pockets."
You can read more about Dr. Sonny Naderi or learn how our practice works.
Do your wisdom teeth need to come out?
Not always. Some wisdom teeth grow in straight and cause no trouble. We will tell you if yours can stay.
These are the signs we look for:
- Pain or pressure behind your back molars. Start with our guide to wisdom teeth pain.
- Red or puffy gums in the back. This is often a swollen wisdom tooth gum.
- A bad taste, or pain when you bite. These can point to an early wisdom tooth infection.
- An X-ray that shows a tooth lying on its side. See horizontal wisdom teeth.
Want the full list? Read the signs and symptoms of wisdom teeth, or start with what wisdom teeth are. For a second source, see the American Dental Association page on wisdom teeth and the Mayo Clinic guide to impacted wisdom teeth.

Learn more about wisdom teeth
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What your visit looks like
Exam and X-rays
We look at your teeth and X-rays, then give you one price. Here is how to prepare for surgery.
Pick your comfort level
Stay awake with numbing, or sleep with IV. Learn what IV sedation is, read our IV sedation questions, or compare local vs. general anesthesia.
Surgery day
Our wisdom teeth surgery guide walks you through each part. See all sedation options in Houston.
Heal at home
We check on you after. Follow our aftercare steps and the day-by-day recovery timeline.
Ways to pay
We take almost all PPO plans. We do not take Medicaid or DHMO plans. Most insured patients pay $0 to $500 out of pocket.
- Aetna
- Ameritas
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
- Cigna
- Delta Dental
- Guardian
- Humana
- MetLife
- Principal
- SunLife
- United Concordia
- UnitedHealthcare
Not sure about your plan? Read what dental insurance covers wisdom teeth extractions or how to pick the best dental insurance for wisdom teeth removal.
No insurance?
- Exam and X-rays$89
- One tooth with numbing$250
- All four teeth with IV sedation$1,500
- Cash discount5% off
We take cash, major credit cards, and CareCredit. See payment plan options and our guide to wisdom teeth extraction cost without insurance.
Patients drive in from all over Houston
Our office is in Richmond, on Bellaire Blvd. Pick your city to learn more.
See every area we serve.
Questions we hear every day
Does dental insurance pay for wisdom teeth removal?
Often, yes. Many plans pay 50% to 80% of the cost. Sedation coverage changes from plan to plan. Call us with your insurance card and we will check for you before your visit.
Does it cost more if my tooth is impacted?
No. It is $250 a tooth, impacted or not. We also do not add fees if the surgery is harder than expected.
Will I be awake?
That is up to you. With numbing only, you are awake but feel no pain. With IV sedation, most people sleep and remember little. Some people call this twilight sedation.
Is there a choice other than pulling the tooth?
Sometimes. If the only problem is a flap of gum over the tooth, we may be able to remove just the gum. This is called an operculectomy.
Can wisdom teeth push my other teeth out of line?
Dentists do not all agree on this. A wisdom tooth with no room can press on the tooth next to it and damage it. We look at your X-rays and tell you what we see. A tooth near a nerve needs extra care, so read about wisdom teeth and nerves.
Do I need an implant after a wisdom tooth is removed?
Almost never. You do not need wisdom teeth to chew. Here is why an implant is not needed after wisdom tooth removal.
Get your price before you sit in the chair
Call us or send a request. We will check your insurance and give you one number.
- Office22377 Bellaire Blvd. Ste 400A, Richmond, TX 77407
- HoursMonday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
- Phone(832) 451-6966
- Contact us and get directions
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