The costs of surgery are an important part of your decision to undergo a procedure. However, it is more important that your dentist has the necessary training, experience and bedside manner to provide you with a high quality service.
At Wisdom Teeth Centre, we restrict our services to oral surgical procedures and wisdom teeth removal. With over 25 years of experience, we are confident in providing an excellent service where your comfort and safety are our highest considerations.
If you have concerns about the treatment cost, please discuss this with Dr Willis. He will provide a breakdown of the costs and discuss the most efficient and cost effective method of performing your surgery.
It is important that your dentist performs this type of surgery regularly and has the necessary equipment available.
Wisdom Teeth Centre restricts its services to oral surgical procedures and wisdom teeth removal.
Your comfort and safety are among our highest considerations throughout your care
Our fees are very reasonable for the excellent service we provide.
At your initial consultation, Dr Willis will listen carefully to your needs and concerns and will happily answer all of your questions.
If you are nervous about the treatment, Dr Willis will explain the various forms of sedation, your treatment options and their associated costs.
All fees listed are estimates only and are before any eligible health fund and medicare rebates. A detailed treatment plan with the itemised fees and ADA item numbers will be provided at the initial consultation.
Initial consultation: $195
The hospital fee covers your stay in hospital and can range from approximately $1300-$2000. If you have an eligible private hospital policy, this fee may be covered by your health fund. Some people have an excess or copayment, which is payable on the day and the rest is covered by the health fund.
There will also be a bill from the anaesthetist. Medicare, and your eligible health insurance hospital policy, should cover a proportion of this bill. However, there will usually be a gap payment of approximately $200–$450 that you will need to fund.
If you are having your procedure done under IV sedation (twilight sedation), the IV sedation fee is $700–$800 . If you have Medicare and/or private health insurance, you may be able to claim some of this.
Repayments from as little as $20 per week.
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