How much wisdom teeth removal cost in the USA

[@giuliano7377]

I’m Italian and I paid €40 for four wisdom teeth because we have a free national Health Service, thank God.

[@laurenskee2665]

Our "free" Healthcare in Canada is crashing. Your teeth are not covered here.

[@dimchefilipov9851]

1. How is it free if you paid 40€ ? 2. How is it free if you pay every month for it ?

[@giuliano7377]

@@dimchefilipov9851 I meant that in Italy we pay for the national health care system with taxes, and for that reason we don't have to have health insurance like in the US and If a foreigner in Italy were to be hospitalized, even if he is not an Italian citizen, he would pay nothing. 40 euros for a removal of four wisdom teeth (including all the tests) is obviously not free, but it is very close. In the U.S. it would cost thousands of dollars.

[@kingkenny7393]

Also £40 in the uk, it’s a certain price for certain procedure, Nhs cover the rest

[@The_Lovre]

In Croatia you have free basic health care but you can pay an extra 10 € and then you dont have to pay anything in country own institutions

[@joanaroque6370]

I don’t understand why in America you guys get totally knock of when removing the wisdom teeth. In Portugal you get local anesthesia and get it out in 15 min 😂

[@joanaroque6370]

Also, in Portugal, without insurance it costs (at least in my case) 150€ for the removal of two teeth. The cost varies, depending if the tooth is out or still not fully out.

[@-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-...]

I think she just chose to do that lol I did local anesthetic and had all 4 pulled at one time

[@Coffee_Slayer]

Sounds awful

[@WitchChangkyun]

I’m from the US and when I got mine out as a teenager I just had laughing gas and that worked fine lol. A lot of people go under though. Honestly, the worst was the numbing needle and the pain AFTER the procedure.

[@angxxox]

I’m from the us and they just did local anesthetic. But they were not impacted at all and grew straight out

[@aubreybondoc]

I paid $360 for 2 wisdom teeth and I live in the Philippines. $2,800 is expensive. That is a year worth of tuition here in private school.

[@bulat_shams]

Why so expensive, I thought the Philippines is not that expensive

[@tekashiii]

​@@bulat_shamsyeah they got robbed. Public hospitals here in the Philippines do it for free. No matter how many teeth. But there is a huge queue though.

[@jennese125]

​@@bulat_shamsprivate clinic and the location of the said clinic is probably in the high end area... Mine is around 150 to 200 USD for 2 wisdom teeth ...

[@heyreely]

The prices in the Philippines ranges $20-$300 it's a lot more expensive if it's impacted. Maybe most of you guys here got theirs a lot cheaper because it's not an impacted one

[@GoatGonzie]

Expensiveyan brod. 3k (around 60$) charged for one wisdom tooth

[@koreanche_fly]

I paid $13 to get rid of one wisdom tooth in South Korea!

[@aqlli_yechimlar]

How come it's cheaper than Uzbekistan? I paid 20$ for one teeth.

[@asian._.]

I paid $7 for 1 wisdom teeth :)

[@officialflorint]

Great. But all you see from America is the U.S. army walking by.

[@kinio8129]

£70.70 on NHS. However here in UK they are not so keen for full sedition unless you are very anxious patient. Overall, removal of upper 8 is usually done in general dental surgery if is not complicated case, which I would say probably 90-98% . Lower 8 as a different topic, as sometimes roots are in very close approximately to the main dental nerve. In that situation, patients are referred to the dental hospitals, but again... under local anaesthetic. I have impression in USA they are doing general anaesthetic much easier and is more popular than in UK just to justify, why patient ending up with such a high bill. Luckily, we are blessed with NHS 😊😊😊

[@SiliconValleyGirl]

Let me tell you a bit more about dental insurance and how much it costs for dental work. In the US, dental is typically covered by insurance companies, which costs an average of $50 per month (varies by company and plan). However, insurance only covers part of the cost and the annual maximum they pay is around $1,000-$2,000. If I got dental insurance back in 2016, I would have spent much more overall than I did for this visit. That’s why I try to get my teeth fixed somewhere outside the US, where it’s much cheaper than what I pay here. But, I didn’t have a choice this time. Do you have dental insurance?

[@my_lifestyle16]

Yes In my country dental service is cheaper than other countries. I treated 2 teeth and removed 2 wisdom teeth. And they cost me overall 75$

[@ciaogsp]

San Mateo person here !! Insurance covered all 4 teeth and I think the co-pay was like $100 . It was pretty invasive and I was put under full sedation. Thank you for being so open and transparent about cost/money. I feel like as a culture we need to be more open around money. Rather than assuming or being shamed/embarrassed

[@kateroonie8324]

Most people who work jobs full time dont have insurance. Only if you work for an expensive legal or financial firm do you have insurance. Anything real estate pr a regular job you dont get it at all. I never took my wisdom teeth out because i cant afford the charge and i cant afford to take time off work. America is the worst country in the world.

[@Knite_el6767]

​@@kateroonie8324what...? 59% of americans have private dental insurance, and 7.4% of low income americans also have dental insurace through medicaid. Which means 2/3rds of americans have dental insurance plans. The vast majority of full time professional employees (any kind if office work) receive dental benefits in the USA.

[@undeadcatlady986]

It's wild to me that you have to pay so much money even with an insurance.

[@Ivyana2015]

Thank gosh I am Australian! I went private in a hospital. I had a private room and my own nurse. I went under general anaesthetic, 3 teeth. It cost $1500

[@shellyy]

If you get them all under local anaesthetic at a dental clinic (I work in sydney) it can be as cheap as $135USD per tooth

[@Ivyana2015]

@@shellyy I got mine down in Perth. With HBF private insurance at a St John of God hospital. $135 per tooth would have been nice!

[@PipsDaddy]

​@@shellyy❤

[@mel6883]

Were your wisdom teeth impacted? Two of mine are and need to be surgically removed. Which hospital did you go to ?

[@Ivyana2015]

@@mel6883 i lived in Perth. I went to Saint John of god Mt lawley hospital. My doctor/ dental surgeon is Dr N Vujcich. Get a referral from your dentist to see the dental surgeon. Mine wasn’t impacted but i had a wisdom tooth which was up in my cheek and hadn’t moved down.

[@hannahaliente3997]

I live in the Philippines. $220 for four wisdom tooth removal 🦷 No insurance and yes, had all four removed at the same time without the full anesthesia.

[@cosmocomet13]

Cost of living is different. US salaries are way higher

[@inesbarros3847]

Portugal, 50€ each and I did it in the private sector. Could have gotten it for free in the public.

[@Alannateconta]

I paid 200$ in the US, without insurance and with a very high recommended doctor! 😊

[@t2thanhnga]

You can book a ticket travel to VN and get them remove at the cost of $150 for 2 teeth. Still have some saving for accommodation cost and free trip ;)

[@SiliconValleyGirl]

Last time I went to Thailand to visit a dentist. This time I stayed to do it in the USA.

[@HmmNamey]

I’m in the US and paid around $300 for four impacted wisdom to be removed. I was under anesthesia.

[@athenalovesdance]

Where in US?

[@kristinpruett7733]

I have dental insurance in the us and dont think I paid this much for 3 teeth out. It really depends on how good your insurance is.

[@kristinpruett7733]

I'm in Idaho

[@Felis-Concolor]

I don’t have the greatest insurance in the world but I’m getting 3 pulled tomorrow for nothing, insurance is covering 100% of it. This is in one of the most expensive states in the country, New Jersey.

[@carlilombardo5354]

@@Felis-Concolorwhat insurance do you have

[@swatchbydusky]

It costed around $30 dollars for me to remove one teeth, that too in a private clinic. We have government hospital in India that is also free of cost

[@laurenskee2665]

I wouldn't get anything medically done in India. Too many horror stories.

[@SurajChoubeyoppa]

@@laurenskee2665only do in metro cities

[@FaisalModak]

I paid ₹250. That's like $3. And that too in a well-equipped, state-of-the-art clinic here in India 😂

[@officialflorint]

And you don’t live in the U.S. - tradeofd

[@_YouTube-User_]

​@@officialflorintthankfully no

[@mariawitt1]

In Moscow I did it for free with my corporate insurance, it was not painful at all, and I ate pasta on the same day……

[@daylightdaylight6612]

I still can't understand why medical care is so expensive in the USA. Why does the USA not have health insurance like every country in Europe

[@jacquelinebuenrostro5981]

I had all 4 wisdom teeth removed plus a molar with insurance for about $800.

[@daniby9894]

I'm Italian and found myself having to take out my wisdom tooth urgently (it cut the corner of my gum, then stayed put and bacteria infiltrated and caused me a huge infection and half of my face was swallen), so I went to private practice had it extracted, got 3 stitches, he also cured a cavity on my molar becouse of infection and reconstructed it and he did it so well that it's really hard to tell a difference, 2hrs work in 2 different appointments and it cost me around $360 without any insurance plus that dentist did his specialization in NY on latest techniques before even they were approved by our national sanitary system, so he's really top notch. Plus if you consider that basicly dentists all over the world use same materials and prices of those are pretty much same everywhere, you really always end over paying your health care services.

[@dutchess6414]

I’m Dutch and I paid nothing to get them removed because of my insurance. Only thing I had to pay was my medication after the procedure but it was like €13 so I can live with that.

[@dupp1073]

In Thailand, I paid around 60$ in dental school for 4 teeth including x-ray 😂

[@shesakilla]

Why is this procedure in the US so unnecessarily complicated? For RM300 (60usd) at a private clinic in Malaysia, I got mine done within half an hour. They used numbing cream on my gum before injecting local anesthesia and proceeded with the surgery. It was painless, quick and cheap lol

[@LilianMadumere]

I paid 10,000 naira in Nigeria to remove 1. Was done in 10 minutes, felt no pain. Doctor is US trained. So grateful

[@FRUIANDISES]

I paid 12$ for 3 teeths in Africa. No pain. Very talented dentist. Very clean No sedation. Superdooper quick. Went to the clinic alone, and took public transportation back home afterwards. God bless my awesome dentist. ❤

[@aqlli_yechimlar]

Dude, that's super cheap. 4$ a teeth. Wow! In Uzbekistan I paid 20$ for one teeth.

[@FRUIANDISES]

20$ is still not too bad :)

[@Niphredyl]

I went to private in Hungary (EU). The MD is a senior oral surgeon. One of the two I got removed had to have an oral surgery with an assistant (heavy local anesthesia), the other one was a 10 minute thing. Total was about 90$ with free xray and I went three times, for checkups. These prices in the video are craaaazy.

[@michelacarrubbo6161]

In Italy, I paid 150€ to had one tooth removed in a private clinic and nothing at the public hospital to remove another wisdom tooth that needed a more accurate surgery.

[@sempre_oculto]

You should come to Brazil to do it. It would be much cheaper.

[@Ellie-sx5fb]

I paid $3,600 for all four wisdom teeth and IV sedation in Chicago, IL Idk how you were able to eat solid foods the next day 😭 I couldn’t eat anything bigger than a grape for a week and a half

[@sreek9215]

Medical expenses are pretty high in the USA. Anyway is it really required to remove wisdom teeth if no issues. My dentist recommended to remove wisdom teeth about 14 years back when filling a teeth near or next to wisdom teeth. As of now I didn't, even my insurance covers 80% cost. My Dentist tried to convice to remove couple times, but he giveup recommending this after 4 or 5 regular cleaning visits. I go for regular cleaning every 4 months.

[@moonbeam8487]

Medicare paid for most of my wisdom teeth removal and my husband paid for the rest so not sure how much it was. I am Native American Indian and my husband is peruvian from peru he's a imagrant well maybe use to be but i helped him become legal by marrying him. My husband did not get his wisdom teeth removed before he came here to the united state's. He said he lost some teeth and they just became his molars with his other teeth. He say's he also has teeth behind his teeth thats what those bumbs are that i saw. But he preaty much has straight teeth that i wish i had lol 😅😅😅😅.

[@hinasharma6274]

In India, it only cost approximately $120

[@mirelarichter3800]

In Croatia we pay 0€, because we pay additional medical insurance which costs us around 10 euros per month. So, we are pretty lucky fo this.

[@funnygriffins]

In Pakistan we pay 30 cents for an extraction in a public hospital or 3_6 $ at private clinic .

[@T0mtoma]

2000 dollars to remove two wisdom teeth… that’s crazy stuff

[@izzy.03]

in austria its "free" due to our regional health insurence. We do pay a small percentage from our monthly loan to said health insurance. If you are working you automatically get the health insurence and you can go to doctors and the hospital for "free".

[@carolbenson8963]

I have a private insurance and paid just a $200 copay and did sedation as well for 4 impacted wisdom teeth. This was also in NYC and included the surgery and 2 follow up’s

[@blackbetty3623]

I‘m from Germany and paid nothing for 4 removed Teeth. I cant even imagine how i would feel about paying for stuff like that….

[@liliareg5653]

That’s not bad. Seven years ago I had my daughter’s 4 wisdom teeth surgically extracted. I paid 3,200 plus 900 for the anesthesiologist. On top of this amount, I used two insurances from my work and my husband’s job.

[@anuradhasah1582]

I got mine removed In India - Manipal Hospitals. Only 12k INR for 2 teeth. Including medicines and everything else needed. They did general anaesthesia and 0 pain at all. I went home and had a great lunch with softened rice and fish! Yes the doctors said to have soft and cold things only so yeah I did that way. Also to keep my mouth clean at all cost! Manipal is one of the best hospitals and we see many foreigners coming to have surgery and treatment - now I know why!!!!!!!!

[@PistonHeaven]

Here in Canada health care is free, however when it comes to dental everything changes. This past week I had to pay $1,400 for the removal of 3 wisdom teeth including the cost of Anesthesia, the Anesthesia costed $358 on its own. CRAZY! Fortunate enough by 2025 dental coverage is changing to provide better service for more Canadian residents

[@aditiagarwal2869]

I got 4 wisdom teeth removed in India for 60$ at a private clinic. Government hospitals are free.

[@kamakshidsvn9874]

Meanwhile indians wondering that people remove their wisdom teeth..💀

[@undeadcatlady986]

I think like 50€ for the first operation, the cost being for "twilight sleep dentistry" and 0€ for the second one. The necessary stuff is free, like local anaesthesia for numbing. So you can absolutely get your wisdom teeth removed and not have to pay anything. It basically costs extra if you don't want to be conscious. If there are special circumstances so that you absolutely have to have some form of general anaesthesia, you wouldn't even have to pay that. Germany btw. And My operation was about ten years ago but I don't think it changed much. I cannot fathom having to pay that much for necessary operations.

[@handan9282]

In Germany, I got it removed for free in a doctors practice, it is included in the health insurance here :) I also got them removed in Turkey, that cost me app. a few hundred dolars in a private practise because it was not possible to get a reasonable date in a public hospital.

[@spiker2309]

Malaysian here 🇲🇾 I paid around US$11 for all four but I did it at the general dental hospital so it was subsidized by the government since I’m a citizen 😊 it was supposed to be cheaper but my two bottom wisdom teeth needed major surgeries🥲

[@cocoacanella]

$2400, Canadian for two of mine and full sedation. It’s pricey here too if they’re impacted and you have to go to a surgeon. Just had them removed.

[@DocMarcel]

Lol in Germany this is for free and even in countries in Europe where it’s private it’s around 15-50 euro

[@vanessa7566]

I understand to show full price but it’s not completely accurate. You also have to show your insurance premium you pay every month and then the copay or deductible you pay for the service. For example using Kaiser permanente HMO we paid $1200/month deducted from my husband’s pay check but never paid anything out of pocket. The only time I ever paid out of pocket was when I gave birth and it was $125 I believe a specialist or services such as physical therapy were $20-25 but we didn’t need these things. Our insurance mainly went to my pregnancies, deliveries, and all the well baby check ups. We tried Kaiser permanente PPO as well as Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO but I did not like PPO and wanted HMO back. The only benefit to PPO is that you don’t need a referral for a specialist. We no longer live in the US but if we were to go back I believe I would go with an HMO plan, personal preference. Also, I got all 4 wisdoms extracted at 16 years old (2014) and my parents said they didn’t pay anything, it was fully covered by insurance. My husband is an immigrant and got all 4 wisdoms extracted in 2018 and he paid $100 out of pocket.

[@stajger832]

Jezz. In poland it will be something like 200 to 350 dollars with PRF (post extraction dressing made from blood of patient)... About anaethesia - in Poland full sedation is rarely avalaible - dental practioners needs anaesthetist in team to legaly make it. But it will be another 200ish USD

[@PiperWallace-hp3hs]

I have five and they are charging 400 more for it 😭

[@annaleporace3283]

That's the price without insurance. With insurance and without the need of sedation I paid 25 dollars in the bay area

[@kayla5237]

I paid $1700 to get 4 impacted wisdom teeth out AFTER insurance. I love American health care 🙃

[@Amirov989]

In Azerbaijan, in a village near my home, a man who was my grandfather's army colleague and skilled in various tasks performed a circumcision on me when i was 5 and removed my wisdom teeth when i was 24. I am unsure if I received anesthesia during these procedures, as I do not remember. But i am alive thanks God

[@justinenglish_5750]

I paid 0€ in France for my 4 wisdom teeth. First time one tooth and a second and last time the remaining 3 teeth. Each time it was a local anesthesia and each time I had alveolitis (dry socket) for each of the bottom tooth. I had to take an another type of antibiotics and painkillers for a second week. I had to went to the dentist again. I paid nothing. Fun times 😅 but grateful to have free health care. Hope you got no complication and no pain.

[@israelgarcia6676]

4 taken out local anesthesia....about $900 w/insurance and Southern California office

[@leenshammout2284]

In Germany the health insurance covers most things, like I pay littarly nothing for dentists!

[@IeldudeI]

People, here in the US you can also get them removed very cheap, possibly free but it depends on your way of life. If your well off, they’ll stick it to you. If you arent, it’s very cheap, possibly at no cost.

[@Snow.oN.sahara]

In Indonesia, price range from 2-5 Million Rupiah ($250-$400) in private clinics or Hospital. It’s way cheaper on Public hospital/clinics. But mostly it covered by Company Insurance and usually we can take paid leave if we have this procedure.

[@Noktackey1]

(Thailand) I paid $10 for one wisdom tooth removed in a public hospital but it's 20 years ago. Currently, it probably went up to like $30 per tooth.

[@konkeydonged]

I just had one impacted wisdom tooth removed. Insurance covered it, but irrc it was ~$600. Insurance wouldn't cover sedation, so I just went without it. The sedation cost there was more than the cost of the removal! From the moment I got in the chair to leaving was 10 minutes or less. I was given a few shots of local anesthetic, which took effect in under a minute. Dentist had the tooth out in ~2 minutes. ~10 years ago I had an impacted wisdom tooth and it's adjacent molar both removed without sedation, and iirc that was about $900 out of pocket, no insurance, and would have been ~2k with sedation. I was very nervous the first time, as I've had pain while having cavities filled, but they use a stronger anesthetic for pulling teeth that makes it COMPLETELY painless. As someone with a lot of anxiety, all the worrying I did was pointless because yeah, it doesn't hurt. I didn't even need the hydrocodone they gave me, but of course I took it anyway ;)

[@hanaidros]

Whenever any of you come to Malaysia. Do book to meet any specialists here. For bottom wisdom tooth I removed it for USD125 and upper tooth USD80. Not only that, you can have a full medical check-up for around USD500. We have the best medical facilities in the world, not kidding!

[@lia_liuu]

₹1000 for two teeth in India ... approximately around $11.975....

[@nimratbrar1955]

Well, we live in India. My sister got braces, went to regular checkups for it, got it removed after an year and the whole process (all the appointments combined) costed her $200.

[@atriix]

I live in the US but paid about $500 to get 5 wisdom teeth removed (I had an extra baby wisdom tooth lol) without insurance, BUT it was only because I was partaking in a study about pain medication. It would not have been that “cheap” if I went to the oral surgeon my dentist referred me to. They used a local anesthetic though which was terrifying because oral surgeons use A LOT of pressure to remove impacted wisdom teeth. So be warned that if you’re awake for the removal, it might be a bit scary 😅

[@AshishSharma-yk7qr]

Montreal: total bill was 1000, $250 for each tooth. 80% of it was convered by the insurance. Was only given localised anasthesia

[@thepotatoghost7709]

In Germany it is entirely covered by national health insurance

[@NataliaAlomia]

I'm Colombian and it's included in our basic health plan, so I paid approximately 15 USD

[@0seph]

In Kerala it cost less than 3 dollars Also your can remove free if you have BPL card Feel great 😅

[@chandrimapramanick1111]

Omg Marina I got one of my wisdom teeth removed two days ago and now I'm watching this. I have all four of them. 😢

[@dj_junior1987]

I paid HUF 70,000 for the removal of 2 wisdom teeth in private medical care in Hungary.

[@sajnayouseph7867]

It's just 0.59 usd if you're from india, Only in government hospitals. Otherwise it'll be around 59.46 USD

[@Et-jm4te]

In the Bay Area, I got all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed by a UCSF surgeon. Only paid $126 for 4 teeth, two of them needed surgical extraction. No idea why you got ripped off so much 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@blackberry2567]

I live in Belgium and I paid close to €23 to get 4 wisdom teeth removed under full sedation in an operating room and with half a day of hospitalisation and after care. That price also included the first consult, x-rays of my teeth, the bags of IV serum and antibiotics as well as aerosol rounds I got from an asthma attack right after the surgery, the aftercare medication I had to use, food and drinks I got while staying in my room and several ice packs to take home for the swelling. And I don’t even have insurance. My country might not be perfect, but thank God we don’t have to sell a kidney, an arm and a leg to get some teeth removed. At least we doing something right. 😂💜

[@timaaldoseri7687]

In Bahrain I removed 4 wisdom teeth for free ( all by surgery and stay 1 night at hospital) and yes it free for immigrant too

[@Chris15232]

It’s covered by insurance in 99% of the countries

[@JavidAliyev-xq9vh]

I paid total of 247 USD in Azerbaijan for both wisdom teeth by operation (without insurance)

[@yuserali6476]

In Iraq it cost 3$ if you do it in local clinics which provide very good dental services actually And you could go for private clinic and the cost will depend on the tooth situation 😂 it varies from 20$ to 80$ maximum

[@OutlawNix]

I had two wisdom teeth removed when I was still high school. This happened multiple decades ago but I believe I was a junior at the time. Only thing I got was the normal numbing shots then in they went. After the process was done when I stood up I all most fell but lucky they caught me. They did not put any medical gauze in my mouth OR anything else. I just had stitches where the wisdom teeth was located. I remember being sore for about around a month or so. I was lucky only two of my wisdom teeth came in the other two was a no show.

[@kateri17]

I'm in the US and what my insurance didn't cover was about $100 for all 4. It's important to know that wisdom tooth removal is oral surgery not dentistry, so if they need to be removed for non cosmetic reasons, it will be covered under your *health* insurance, not dental.

[@thedarkphoenix1640]

Yeah I was confused about this price she paid. Also in the US in California and got bottom two removed for $100. They were impacted so they had to be removed.

[@artsymie7231]

I paid 100 US dollars at Colombia for two wisdom teeth with my private insurance, had local anesthesia and some injections in the glutes to relieve the pain

[@Hardawayfits]

Knowing the cost of medical things and yall still move here is crazy to me😂😂😂

[@annaszonyi5096]

I paid around the equivalent of 150usd for the removal of two in Budapest , then I paid around 130 usd for the removal of the other 2 in Bali, Indonesia. Both in 2022, private sector, no insurance

[@zacsstevens]

€550 for all 4 in Germany…at a very professional and safe feeling dentist. The difference in price covered the cost of my vacation…of which obviously the last few days sucked because my mouth hurt.

[@AdelineGrant-zs4eo]

Four wisdom teeth and fixing two others at same time and it was about $2600 here in Canada. Thankfully I have health insurance. Dental isn’t included in our healthcare system.

[@abhignad658]

0€ That too it was in a super high end 'pricey' dental clinic in Germany. My health insurance (my yearly tax is 37% and health insurance is included in it. Which is 15% of my yearly income tax) pays for almost everything. I had a lot of other major issues and had no bills except the most being a 30€ bill for the hospital stay for 2 days for another surgery (0€ for the surgery). How come the US capitalizes everything and makes it a huge deal to be able to afford it and fantasize about it!? Oh also.. the sedation is barely there.. the process takes less than 5 minutes to do. And, I ate everything under the sun right after the numbing went away.. 2-3 hours later.

[@susanburnworth7893]

Free. I was on active duty in the US Navy when they had to come out.

[@willqi1892]

i do it in Shandong, China. The wisdom teeth just same like yours and due to prior one of teeth shows I have four roots, so the surgery I add few scans and total for CNY 700-800, I think for US dollars around $100😅. However, one of my friends just tell me she do the same surgery just cost CNY 100😢

[@sharathg2567]

In India it would roughly choose 15k INR equivalent to $180

[@rudrajhawar8369]

In India almost around 500-1000 rupees which is 6.08 to 12.16 dollars 😊

[@motoniolli526]

I pay 32 dollars a month for dental insurance. I had all four bony impacted wisdom teeth removed with full sedation for $948 dollars after insurance coverage

[@ferencnagy5502]

It costs about 100 $ in Hungary

[@masudahmed5797]

Im a dentist from Bangladesh. on an average clinic,u could have done this on around 30-50$. so next time ,u clan plan a dental tour with the rest of the amount you save just by switching coutrys and enjoy the beauty of nature as well.

[@Xelfier]

Here in Brunei Darussalam we only pay $1 for any health medical or doctor appointment.😅

[@celinaduguay6484]

I paid $1500 or something in March 2019, in Ontario, Canada but it I got my 4 wisdom teeth removed at the hospital, so it was cheaper.

[@areus1456]

Free because I'm military. Always find it amusing how being military I have pretty much free Healthcare (in exchange for my soul) but my non military Americans have to pay an arm and a leg for the same thing. Got PRK eye surgery, wisdom teeth removed and a vasectomy all for free.

[@kakasumi3550]

Fly to India and stay in a 5 star hotel for a week, extraction cost 10 dollars per teeth. Then fly out. All inclusive

[@lenamaria99]

In Germany I didn’t have to pay for anything, but my sister had to pay 320€ for the anesthesia

[@rubydo888]

For who never done that, It doesn't hurt If the doctor injects enough anesthetic for your teeth. I done that before and all I did just open my mouth and everything done in smoothly.

[@narminmamedova8859]

Sedation costs a lot of money, in Canada will cost the same if you do sedation. With local anesthesia it should be 200-500 $ range

[@chrystin101]

I had all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed about 5 years ago when I lived in Nashville TN. I went under full anesthesia and everything and still only cost me 450 bucks. Try going to different dentists and see which ones allow the surgeon to come to their office to perform the task. My understanding is it will be much cheaper

[@lifeinvader2039]

For that amount I got Invisalign in France. Wisdom teeth cost removal maybe 50$ in France.

[@JeffSchwenke]

I have no idea how much it cost, since I had to get them all removed when I was only 15 years old back in 1990.