
Wisdom tooth surgery in Puchong
Impacted wisdom teeth removed by our own Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, planned around the nerve, with sedation if you are anxious.
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Mon to Sat 10 AM - 6:30 PM, Sun 10 AM - 3 PM
Lead surgeon: Dr. Ng Hon Wei
Qualifications: BDS (Malaya) · MFDS RCS (England) · MClinDent OMFS (Malaya)
Consultation: Bandar Puteri · Surgery at Bandar Puteri or SetiaWalk depending on complexity

Why an oral surgeon for wisdom teeth
Impacted wisdom teeth are removed by Dr. Ng Hon Wei, our Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, rather than being referred out to a hospital. Your surgery is planned around the nerve, and sedation is available if you are anxious.
Lower wisdom teeth often sit close to a nerve. The inferior alveolar nerve runs through the lower jaw and supplies feeling to your lower lip and chin. When a wisdom tooth root sits near it, careful planning matters.
Planning starts with imaging. We begin with a digital panoramic X-ray. If it shows the root close to the nerve, a 3D CBCT scan is taken at our Bandar Puteri clinic so your surgeon can see the exact relationship in three dimensions before surgery.
Surgical training shapes the technique. Dr. Ng holds a Master of Clinical Dentistry in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. He selects the approach, such as sectioning the tooth or removing only the crown in selected cases, to reduce risk to the nerve and surrounding bone.
Sedation options for anxious patients
Evidence-based, gentle sedation protocols designed to minimise discomfort and ease surgical anxiety. Every option starts with a medical history review.
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Surgery with an assistant. Local anaesthesia
StandardThe area is fully numbed. You are awake and aware, and feel pressure rather than pain. Suitable for most straightforward extractions.
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A consultation with Dr. Ng Sheue Nee. Inhalation sedation
Mild to moderate anxietyNitrous oxide and oxygen through a nose mask helps you feel calm and relaxed. It wears off within minutes after the procedure.
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The 3D CBCT scanner, Bandar Puteri. Planned with your surgeon
Complex casesFor more complex cases, your surgeon plans the session with you and explains what to expect before, during and after surgery.

What to expect, step by step
Consultation and X-rayBandar PuteriExamination and a digital panoramic X-ray. Your surgeon explains whether removal is needed and why.
3D scan if neededIf neededA CBCT scan is taken at our clinic when the root sits near the nerve, so the plan is based on accurate 3D information.
Written plan and quotationBefore surgeryYou receive your options, anaesthesia choice and an itemised quotation, plus documents for insurance or panel claims.
Surgery day30 to 60 minutesMost single-tooth procedures take 30 to 60 minutes. You go home the same day with written aftercare instructions.
ReviewAbout one week laterA follow-up visit about one week later to check healing and remove stitches if needed.
- Home the same dayWritten aftercare
Planning the cost of wisdom tooth surgery
| Treatment | Clinic fee guide |
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| Wisdom tooth surgery by our oral surgeonSurgical removal of an impacted wisdom tooth under local anaesthesia | From RM 1,800 |
| Simple extractionFor a fully erupted tooth that does not need surgery | From RM 120 |
| Inhalation (gas) sedationOptional, for anxious patients | From RM 300 |
Starting fees from our 2025 clinic fee list. Your final fee depends on your clinical findings and is confirmed in a written, itemised quotation after your examination. We do not run discounts or promotions on clinical care.
What affects your fee
- How deeply the tooth is impacted and its angle
- Whether a 3D CBCT scan is needed
- Whether you choose gas sedation (quoted separately)
- How many teeth are removed in the same session
Insurance and panel documentation
We prepare the itemised quotation, X-ray report and surgeon's letter you need to check coverage with your insurer or employer panel before treatment. Coverage is decided by them, so please confirm with them directly.
Ask for your written quotation
Recovery timeline and aftercare checklist
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Rest and protect the clot
First 24 hoursBite on gauze as instructed, rest with your head raised, use cold packs on the cheek and avoid rinsing, spitting or using a straw.
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Swelling peaks, then settles
Days 2 to 3Take medication as prescribed, start gentle warm salt-water rinses after 24 hours and stick to soft, lukewarm food.
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Most people feel much better
Days 4 to 7Return to normal routines gradually. Keep the area clean and attend your review appointment.
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Gum and bone continue to heal
Weeks 2 to 4The socket fills in gradually. Most patients are eating normally by this stage.

Wisdom tooth surgery FAQs
Does wisdom tooth surgery hurt? The procedure itself is done under local anaesthesia, so you should feel pressure but not sharp pain. Sedation can be added if you are anxious. Some soreness and swelling afterwards is normal and is managed with prescribed medication, usually easing after the first three days.
Do all wisdom teeth need to be removed? No. Wisdom teeth that are fully erupted, healthy and easy to clean can often stay. We recommend removal when a tooth is causing repeated infection, decay in the neighbouring tooth, gum problems, cysts or pain, or is likely to cause these.
Can I have all four wisdom teeth removed at once? Often, yes. Many patients choose to remove all problematic wisdom teeth in one session, which means one recovery period instead of several. Your surgeon will advise based on your X-rays and medical history.
How long do I need off work or school? Most patients take two to three days off. More complex surgical cases may need up to a week. We can provide a medical certificate for the day of surgery and recovery days as clinically appropriate.
Can I claim insurance for wisdom tooth surgery? Surgical wisdom tooth removal is covered by some medical insurance policies and employer panels. We provide the itemised quotation, X-ray report and surgeon's letter you need to check with your insurer or employer panel before treatment. Please confirm coverage with them directly.
Have your wisdom tooth assessed
Send a WhatsApp message describing your symptoms. If you already have an X-ray from another clinic, you can share it with us too.