Wisdom tooth removal cost in Ras Al Khaimah

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Typical price in Ras Al Khaimah

AED 400 – 2,600

per tooth

Removing a fully erupted wisdom tooth typically costs AED 500 to 1,200 in Dubai, and a surgical or impacted wisdom tooth AED 1,200 to 3,500, based on published clinic prices. X-rays, a CBCT scan and sedation are often charged separately. Confirm with the clinic whether the quote covers follow-up and stitch removal. Clinics in Ras Al Khaimah typically publish lower prices than Dubai; the ranges on this page are adjusted for that.

Deeply impacted teeth close to the nerve, removed by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon under IV sedation or general anaesthesia in a day-surgery setting, can cost AED 3,500 to 6,000 per tooth, or AED 8,000 to 15,000 for all four.

What the price is made of

ItemRas Al Khaimah
Consultation and panoramic X-ray (OPG)AED 150 – 450
Erupted wisdom tooth (simple extraction)AED 400 – 900
Partially impacted tooth (soft tissue, surgical)AED 900 – 1,900
Fully impacted tooth in boneOften needs the tooth sectioned and stitchesAED 1,400 – 2,600
CBCT 3D scanUsed when roots are close to the nerveAED 300 – 700
IV sedationPer session, so removing several teeth at once is better valueAED 1,100 – 2,600

What changes the price

  • Position of the tooth: an upright tooth that has come through is quick to remove; one lying sideways in bone needs surgery.
  • Nerve proximity: lower wisdom teeth close to the inferior alveolar nerve usually need a CBCT scan and are often referred to an oral surgeon.
  • Who removes it: an oral and maxillofacial surgeon usually charges more than a general dentist, and is the better choice for difficult cases.
  • Anaesthesia: local anaesthetic is included; IV sedation or general anaesthesia adds an anaesthetist and facility fee.
  • Number of teeth: removing two or four in one session usually costs less per tooth than separate appointments.

Does insurance cover it?

Wisdom tooth removal is usually treated as medically necessary when the tooth is causing pain, infection, decay or damage to the neighbouring tooth, so plans with dental benefits often cover it after pre-approval and a co-pay. Removal under general anaesthesia in a hospital or day-surgery unit may be billed under your medical rather than dental benefit. Removal of a healthy, symptom-free tooth for prevention alone is more likely to be declined.

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How to pay less without cutting corners

  • Ask whether your case should go through medical rather than dental benefits, especially if general anaesthesia is planned.
  • Get pre-approval in writing and ask the clinic to include the OPG, CBCT, sedation and follow-up in one estimate.
  • If more than one tooth needs to come out, ask about removing them in one session to pay for sedation only once.
  • Ask whether local anaesthetic alone is clinically reasonable for your case before agreeing to sedation.

Dentists offering wisdom tooth removal in Ras Al Khaimah

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to remove a wisdom tooth in Dubai?

Typical published prices are AED 500 to 1,200 for a simple extraction and AED 1,200 to 3,500 for a surgical or impacted tooth. Sedation and 3D scans are extra.

How much for all four wisdom teeth?

Under local anaesthetic, usually AED 4,000 to 10,000 depending on how impacted they are. Under general anaesthesia in a day-surgery setting, total quotes of AED 8,000 to 15,000 are common.

Do wisdom teeth always need to come out?

No. Healthy, fully erupted wisdom teeth that you can clean, or impacted teeth causing no problems, can often be monitored with X-rays. Removal is usually advised for repeated infection, decay, cysts or damage to the next tooth.

Does insurance cover wisdom tooth removal in the UAE?

Often, when it is medically necessary and pre-approved. Check both your dental and medical benefits, as surgery under general anaesthesia may fall under medical cover.

How long is recovery?

Most people need 2 to 4 days of rest and soft food after a surgical extraction, with swelling settling over about a week. Stitches, if not dissolvable, come out after 7 to 10 days.

Prices are typical ranges from published clinic price lists (October 2026), not quotes. Always confirm the price and what it includes with the clinic.