MediSave claims available · King Albert Park

Wisdom Tooth Removal in Singapore

We will explain whether removal is needed, what it will cost, and how the MediSave claim works before you decide. For surgical cases, the consultation, required standard X-ray, and prescribed medicines are included.

Book assessment
  • Four published fee tiers
  • No GST added
  • Same-day treatment may be possible
  • KAP Mall, near MRT

Surgical wisdom tooth removal

$720–$1,690per tooth
For eligible cases, the full surgical fee may be payable using MediSave with no cash top-up.*
Surgical fee includes
  • Consultation
  • Standard X-ray
  • Prescribed medicines
  • Stitch removal
  • Post-surgery reviews
Non-surgical: $250 extraction fee

Consultation: $50. OPG X-ray: $90, only when required. CHAS subsidies may apply.

*Subject to clinical assessment, the applicable withdrawal limit, claim approval and sufficient MediSave balance. Non-surgical extractions are not MediSave claimable.

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Clear fee Your exact fee will be confirmed after the assessment and X-ray.
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Claim support Our team helps prepare and submit the MediSave claim
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Convenient location KAP Mall, close to King Albert Park MRT

Clear fees, before treatment

Which fee tier applies?

Every tooth is different. After an assessment and X-ray, your dentist will confirm the most appropriate approach and exact fee.

Signs you should have a wisdom tooth checked
Pain at the back of your mouth, swollen gums, repeated infection, food trapping, a bad taste, or difficulty opening your mouth.
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Cash / CHAS

Non-surgical extraction

$250

A straightforward extraction for a wisdom tooth that has fully erupted. Consultation and imaging are charged only when required.



Consultation: $50. OPG X-ray: $90, only when required. CHAS subsidies may apply. A recent clinically suitable X-ray may avoid repeat imaging.

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MediSave-eligible*

Simple surgical

$720

A small amount of bone is removed so the tooth can be lifted out in one piece.

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MediSave-eligible*

Complex surgical

$1,420

The tooth is divided into sections so it can be removed safely.

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MediSave-eligible*

Deep surgical

$1,690

For a tooth that is completely covered by bone. This is the most involved tier.

No GST.
We do not add GST to any of the prices shown.
All fees are per tooth. Surgical tiers include consultation, required standard X-ray, prescribed medicines, stitch removal and post-surgery reviews.
The exact tier is confirmed after your dentist examines the tooth and reviews suitable imaging. Additional imaging or care, if clinically required, will be explained and quoted before treatment.

Not sure which applies?

Send us your X-ray on WhatsApp

If you already have a recent X-ray, send it to us on WhatsApp. A clear photo may also help. We can give you a preliminary idea of whether the tooth may need a non-surgical or surgical approach, and which tier may apply before you come in.

 
A photo or X-ray cannot confirm treatment. The final tier and quote are confirmed in clinic after an assessment and review of suitable imaging.
 
Send X-ray on WhatsApp

By sending images, you consent to Figs Dental using them to advise on your care.

Assessment, treatment and MediSave

What happens from assessment to recovery

MediSave can be used only when removal is assessed as a surgical procedure. The claim remains subject to current CPF rules, the applicable withdrawal limit and available balance.

Read current CPF guidance ↗

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Assessment, X-ray and exact tier
Your dentist checks the tooth position, confirms the appropriate approach and explains the total fee.
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Consent and MediSave authorisation
We explain the procedure and guide you through the required claim documents before treatment.
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Removal under local anaesthetic
The area is numbed and the tooth is removed using the planned non-surgical or surgical approach.
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Claim submission and recovery
Figs Dental submits the claim. You leave with medicines, aftercare instructions and review guidance.

Will wisdom tooth removal hurt?

What to expect during and after treatment

We use local anaesthetic to numb the treatment area. You may feel pressure or movement, but you should tell your dentist if you feel pain so the area can be checked before treatment continues.

Temporary swelling and discomfort are common after removal, especially for surgical cases. You will receive prescribed medicines where appropriate, written aftercare advice and a clear route to contact the clinic if recovery is not progressing as expected.

Treatment at Figs Dental is carried out under local anaesthetic; IV sedation is not offered at the clinic.

 
During
The area is kept numb
Your dentist checks that the local anaesthetic is working before removal begins.
After
Know what is normal
Expect some swelling, discomfort and a short period of softer foods as the area heals.
Support
Contact us if you are concerned
Call if bleeding does not settle, pain or swelling worsens unexpectedly, or you feel unwell.
Dr Kevin Tan

Your dentist

Dr Kevin Tan

Bachelor of Dental Surgery, University of Adelaide
Graduate Diploma in Dental Implantology, National University of Singapore


Dr Tan is the Principal Dentist at Figs Dental. He graduated in 2014 and has particular interests in oral surgery and implant dentistry. He explains the treatment, fee and expected recovery clearly so you can make an informed decision.

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Common questions

Wisdom tooth removal FAQs

No. MediSave applies to eligible surgical procedures. A non-surgical extraction is not MediSave claimable. Your dentist will assess the tooth and explain whether a simple extraction or surgery applies.

Eligible surgical cases may be fully paid from MediSave when the applicable withdrawal limit, claim approval and available balance cover the bill. We will explain the expected fee and claim before treatment.

You may be able to use an approved family member’s MediSave. Our team will explain the current requirements and documents needed for your situation.

The listed surgical fee includes the consultation, required standard X-ray, prescribed medicines, stitch removal and post-surgery reviews. If additional imaging or care is clinically required, we will explain and quote it before treatment.

The $250 is the non-surgical extraction fee. A $50 consultation and $90 panoramic OPG X-ray are charged separately only when those services are required. Existing patients, or patients with a recent clinically suitable X-ray from another clinic, may not require repeat imaging. Your dentist will confirm whether the available X-ray is adequate. For surgical cases, the consultation and required standard X-ray are included in the published surgical fee.

It may be possible to remove two teeth on the same side, teeth on both sides or all four wisdom teeth in one visit. The most appropriate plan depends on the position of the teeth, the type of removal required, your medical history and the recovery you are comfortable with. Your dentist will review the X-rays and discuss the options with you.

Risks vary with the tooth position and procedure. They can include bleeding, infection, dry socket, injury to nearby teeth and altered sensation from nerve irritation. Your dentist will review your X-ray and explain the risks relevant to your case before treatment.

Recovery varies with the tooth position, procedure and individual. Swelling commonly becomes more noticeable over the first few days before improving. You will receive personalised aftercare instructions and advice on when to contact the clinic.

The appropriate period depends on the procedure and your individual recovery needs. Your dentist will advise you after assessing and treating your case.

Clear treatment. Clear fee.

Get your wisdom tooth assessed

We will confirm the appropriate approach, exact tier and applicable MediSave process before you proceed.