Wisdom Teeth Extraction in Feasterville-Trevose, PA — Done Gently, Done Right
Board-certified oral surgery with IV sedation, digital imaging, and same-week appointments. Free consultation before any treatment decision — no pressure, no surprise bills.
Oral Surgery Services in Feasterville-Trevose
From routine extractions to complex reconstructive cases, every procedure starts with a full consultation and 3D imaging.
Wisdom Teeth Extraction
Simple and impacted wisdom tooth removal with local anesthesia or IV sedation, tailored to your comfort level.
Get Free Quote →IV Sedation & Anesthesia
Twilight sedation and general anesthesia options administered on-site by trained staff for anxious or complex cases.
Get Free Quote →Impacted Tooth Removal
Surgical removal of teeth trapped below the gumline or angled against neighboring teeth, guided by CBCT imaging.
Get Free Quote →Bone Grafting
Ridge preservation and bone grafting after extraction to prepare the jaw for future implants or dentures.
Get Free Quote →Dental Implants
Single-tooth and multi-tooth implant placement, from surgical planning through the final restoration handoff.
Get Free Quote →Facial Trauma Repair
Emergency treatment for broken jaws, facial lacerations, and dental trauma from falls, sports, or accidents.
Get Free Quote →Oral Pathology & Biopsy
Evaluation and biopsy of suspicious lumps, sores, or lesions in the mouth, with fast lab turnaround.
Get Free Quote →TMJ Treatment
Diagnosis and non-surgical or surgical treatment for jaw joint pain, clicking, and chronic headaches.
Get Free Quote →Why Feasterville-Trevose Trusts Us
Board-Certified Surgeon
Every procedure is performed or directly supervised by a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon.
Sedation Options for Every Patient
Nitrous, oral, and IV sedation available so anxious patients and complex cases are both handled comfortably.
Same-Week Emergency Slots
Swollen jaw or sudden pain? We hold same-week openings specifically for urgent extraction cases.
In-House 3D Imaging
Digital CBCT scans map nerve position and root angles before surgery, reducing surprises mid-procedure.
Calm, Unhurried Visits
Private recovery rooms and a deliberately slower pace, especially for first-time surgical patients.
Insurance Help, Not Guesswork
Our front desk verifies your benefits and gives you a written cost estimate before you commit to anything.
Built for Bucks County Patients Who Hate the Dentist
Wisdom Teeth Extraction Feasterville opened its Bustleton Pike office after years of watching patients delay extractions out of fear of pain or cost surprises — not because the surgery itself was the hard part, but because nobody explained it clearly beforehand.
That shaped how the practice runs today: every new patient gets a real conversation and a 3D scan before any date is booked, sedation options are explained in plain language, and cost estimates are given in writing, not guessed at over the phone.
From First Call to Full Recovery
Consultation & Imaging
Call or book online for a free consultation and digital 3D scan of your teeth and jaw.
Treatment Plan & Sedation Choice
Review your written cost estimate and pick the sedation option that fits your comfort level.
Procedure Day
Most extractions take 30–60 minutes; you're monitored on-site until you're ready to head home.
Recovery Follow-Up
We call within 48 hours and see you again if swelling, pain, or healing needs a closer look.
A Look at Our Feasterville-Trevose Office
What Our Patients Say
My son's impacted wisdom tooth had been bothering him for weeks. They got us in two days after calling and explained the sedation options without rushing us.
I'm terrified of needles and they walked me through nitrous vs. IV sedation step by step. Recovery was easier than I expected, honestly.
Front desk gave me a written estimate before scheduling anything, which I appreciated after a bad surprise-bill experience elsewhere in Bensalem.
Had all four wisdom teeth out at once. The follow-up call two days later actually caught some swelling I was worried about and they saw me same day.
Areas We Serve in Pennsylvania
Our office at 721 Bustleton Pike serves patients throughout Lower Bucks and Upper Montgomery County.
Not sure if you're in range? Call (267) 521-0431 — we serve most of Lower Bucks County even if your town isn't listed above.
Wisdom Teeth Extraction FAQs
Cost typically ranges from $200–$700 per tooth depending on whether it's fully erupted or impacted, and whether sedation is included. We verify your insurance and give you a written estimate before scheduling, since exact pricing depends on your specific case and coverage.
Most patients feel back to normal within 3–5 days, with full soft-tissue healing over about 2 weeks. Swelling and soreness peak around day 2, and we schedule a follow-up call at 48 hours to check on your progress and catch any complications early.
Yes — we offer local anesthesia, nitrous oxide, oral sedation, and IV sedation, and you choose based on your anxiety level and the complexity of the extraction. IV sedation is most common for impacted or multiple-tooth cases and is administered and monitored on-site.
The procedure itself isn't painful because you're numbed or sedated throughout; most discomfort happens during recovery and is manageable with prescribed or over-the-counter pain medication. Pain typically peaks the first two days and steadily improves after that.
We work with most major PPO dental and medical insurance plans and will verify your specific benefits before your appointment. If a plan isn't in-network, we can still file claims on your behalf and offer payment plans to cover the difference.
Common signs include jaw pain, swelling near the back molars, recurring gum infection, or crowding visible on an X-ray, but some impacted teeth cause no symptoms at all until they're scanned. A consultation with a digital X-ray is the only reliable way to know for sure.
Yes — we hold same-week emergency slots specifically for sudden pain, swelling, or infection, and our phone line is answered 24/7. Call (267) 521-0431 and describe your symptoms so we can prioritize you appropriately.
Stick to soft, cool foods like yogurt, mashed potatoes, and smoothies (no straws) for the first 48 hours, then gradually reintroduce normal foods as swelling goes down. Avoid hot liquids, alcohol, and hard or crunchy foods for at least a week, and call us at (267) 521-0431 if you're unsure about a specific food.