Oral Surgeon in Anderson, SC

The cost of dental implants depends on several factors, including the number and type of implants needed, any additional procedures (such as bone grafting), and the type of anesthesia used. At our Anderson office, we’ll provide a personalized treatment plan and cost estimate during your consultation. We also offer flexible financing options and accept a wide range of medical and dental insurances to help make treatment more accessible.

At our Anderson office, the dental implant process typically takes 3 – 6 months from your initial consultation to the placement of the final restoration. This timeline includes your evaluation, implant placement surgery, and healing time for the implant to properly fuse with your jawbone (osseointegration), as well as the fitting of your permanent crown or prosthesis. Some cases may require additional procedures, such as bone grafting, which can extend the overall treatment time. Our experienced oral surgeons in Anderson will work closely with you to create a personalized plan to fit your needs, ensuring the best possible outcome.

The cost of wisdom teeth removal varies depending on several key factors, such as how many teeth need to be removed, whether they are impacted, the type of anesthesia required, and the complexity of the procedure. Insurance may cover part or all of the procedure if it’s considered medically necessary, but coverage depends on your specific plan. At CCOFS, we accept many major insurance providers and can help you understand your benefits. Our team will walk you through any pre-approvals and provide a detailed estimate before treatment begins.

Wisdom teeth removal at our Anderson office typically takes 45 minutes to an hour, depending on the number of teeth extracted and whether they’re impacted. Our experienced oral surgeons use advanced techniques and sedation options to make the procedure as efficient and comfortable as possible. You’ll also receive detailed aftercare instructions to support a smooth recovery.

IV sedation helps you feel deeply relaxed during your procedure and may cause you to forget most of the experience, but you’ll typically remain responsive to touch or voice. General anesthesia, on the other hand, puts you into a controlled state of unconsciousness so you are fully asleep throughout treatment. At Carolinas Center for Oral & Facial Surgery in Anderson, SC our surgical team will recommend the safest and most effective option based on your procedure and individual needs. Learn more about anesthesia options here.