Wisdom Teeth Removal in Los Algodones, Mexico
Safe, comfortable extractions near the border.
If you are dealing with swollen gums, jaw pressure, or a sore back tooth, wisdom teeth removal in Los Algodones can bring relief.
Our team treats impacted wisdom teeth with gentle technique, digital imaging, and clear aftercare. You can plan a quick border visit, choose local anesthesia with sedation options, and head home the same day.
Starting at :
$180 USD
What is Wisdom Teeth Removal?
Wisdom teeth are third molars that often lack space to grow. When they push sideways or only break through partly, they trap food and bacteria. That leads to inflammation, infection, or damage to the tooth in front.
Removal is a routine procedure. A simple extraction removes a fully erupted tooth. A surgical extraction is used for impacted teeth and may involve a small opening in the gum, minimal bone shaping, or dividing the tooth into sections for a smooth exit. You will be fully numb for comfort.
Your dentist recommends removal when you have pain, repeated swelling, cavities on the wisdom tooth or the second molar, crowding risk, or cysts visible on X-ray. Early action prevents harder problems later.
Benefits of choosing Wisdom Teeth Removal
Untreated wisdom teeth can flare up again and again. Timely removal stops the cycle and protects nearby teeth.
Pain relief
Reduce pressure, swelling, and soreness.
Lower infection risk
Remove hard-to-clean third molars that trap bacteria.
Protect adjacent teeth
Prevent decay and crowding against the second molars.
Planned recovery
Clear aftercare, simple home tools, smoother healing.
Cost of Wisdom Teeth Removal in Los Algodones
Your fee depends on whether the extraction is simple or surgical, the level of impaction, imaging needs, and anesthesia choice.
Quotes usually include the exam, digital X-ray or panoramic when needed, local anesthetic, the extraction itself, basic sutures, and a follow-up check. Ask for a written plan if you prefer to remove two or all four teeth in stages.
| Procedure | Our Price (USD) | Typical U.S. Price | You Save |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simple Extraction | $50 | $250 | 80% |
| Wisdom Teeth Extraction | $180 | $650 | 72% |
Ready to feel better fast?
Share your symptoms or send an X-ray. We will map out the best approach, plan a short border-close visit, and provide a recovery guide you can follow at home.
Why choose Dental Algodones for Wisdom Teeth Removal
Skilled oral surgery, modern imaging, and predictable recovery support.
Experienced surgical team
Dentists trained in simple and impacted extractions use conservative techniques that protect bone and soft tissue.
Quality materials and tech
Digital X-rays or panoramic imaging support precise planning. Sterile protocol and sharp instruments help shorten chair time and improve comfort.
Comfort and convenience
Local anesthesia is standard, with sedation options available when indicated. The clinic is a short walk from the border, shuttle support is available, and our bilingual team keeps instructions clear.
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Why choose Los Algodones for Wisdom Teeth Removal
Great value with clear pricing
Accessible fees and written plans help you budget and decide between single-tooth or multi-tooth visits.
Easy access for quick care
Walk from the crossing, complete treatment, and return home the same day in most cases.
High-volume expertise
A dental hub means streamlined timelines, efficient follow-ups, and teams used to treating travelers.
How Wisdom Teeth Removal works
A dental hub means streamlined timelines, efficient follow-ups, and teams used to treating travelers.
01 Phase: Evaluation and planning
- Consult and imaging: We review your medical history and symptoms, then take a digital X-ray or panoramic to see tooth position.
- Treatment plan and options: Simple vs surgical removal, anesthesia selection, expected time, and recovery days.
- Pre-op guidance: Medication review, fasting instructions if using sedation, and travel tips for the day of surgery.
02 Phase: Procedure and recovery
- Anesthesia and comfort setup: Local anesthetic, plus sedation if chosen, to keep you relaxed and pain free.
- Extraction: Gentle access to the tooth, minimal bone shaping or tooth sectioning if needed, and removal.
- Site care and sutures: Irrigation, clot protection, and sutures when indicated.
- Post-op kit and instructions: Gauze, cold-pack timing, medication plan, and signs to watch for.
Start your recovery today
Send your X-ray or a quick description of your symptoms. We will confirm the plan, outline your cost, and schedule a border-close visit that fits your week.
Related Dental Treatments
Sometimes wisdom teeth are part of a bigger picture. These services may be recommended based on your exam.
Surgical Extraction of Impacted Teeth
Not all extractions are equal. When a tooth is fully or partly trapped under the gum or bone, your dentist performs a surgical extraction. This may include a small opening in the gum and careful sectioning of the tooth so it can be removed with minimal stress on the area. The goal is comfort, clean site closure, and a smooth recovery.
From:
$180 USD
FAQs
How long is recovery after wisdom teeth removal?
Most patients feel tender and puffy for 2–3 days, then steadily better. By one week, swelling is usually gone and normal activities resume. Surgical cases can take a bit longer, especially with impacted teeth. Good rest, ice, and salt-water rinses make a big difference. We will give you a day-by-day guide so you know what is normal.
Will it hurt?
You will be fully numb during the procedure. If you choose sedation, you will also feel relaxed and remember little. After numbness fades, expect soreness managed with the prescribed plan. Keeping the head elevated, using ice, and staying on schedule with medication control most discomfort. Call if pain increases instead of improving.
What is a dry socket and how to avoid it?
A dry socket happens when the blood clot that protects the bone is lost, usually 2–4 days after surgery. It causes throbbing pain and a bad taste. The best prevention is simple: avoid smoking, alcohol, and straws; do not poke the site; and keep the area gently clean from day two. If it happens, we can place a soothing dressing that helps within hours.
Do I need to remove all 4 wisdom teeth at once?
Not always. If only one or two cause problems, we can treat those. Many travelers prefer a single visit for all four to save time. We will compare recovery, cost, and logistics so you can decide. Healing is similar either way, but swelling can be greater when more teeth are removed at once.
Can I travel right after surgery?
Yes, with a few rules. Rest the first day, avoid heavy lifting, and keep ice packs handy. If you fly, choose a later departure so you can manage gauze changes comfortably. Stay hydrated and stick to soft foods. We provide written instructions and a contact number in case questions come up.
Will I have stitches and when are they removed?
Some cases use dissolving stitches that disappear in 1–2 weeks. If we place non-dissolving sutures, we will schedule a short visit to remove them, often around day seven. Stitches help protect the area while the gum seals. Keep them clean with gentle rinses starting day two.