New Maryland Dental Clinic
636 New Maryland Hwy, New Maryland, NB E3C 1K1, Canada
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1 New Maryland clinic lists tooth extractions. There are too few to rank. None list an oral surgeon on staff in our data yet. Google ratings are not yet collected for these clinics.
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636 New Maryland Hwy, New Maryland, NB E3C 1K1, Canada
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A tooth extraction removes a tooth that is badly damaged, infected, crowded or loose. A simple extraction removes a visible tooth with instruments. A surgical extraction may involve a small incision or removing bone to reach a broken or impacted tooth.
General dentists do most simple extractions and many surgical ones. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons handle complex cases, such as deeply impacted teeth, teeth close to nerves, or patients who need IV sedation or general anesthesia.
None of New Maryland's 1 clinics offering tooth extractions list an oral surgeon on staff in our data yet. See oral surgeons in New Maryland
Typical ranges in CAD for New Maryland, NB. Your price depends on the tooth, the case and the clinic.
| Type | Typical range (CAD) | Basis | As of |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simple extraction, per tooth | CA$100–CA$340 | DentistsRanked estimate from typical fees, adjusted for New Brunswick | — |
| Surgical extraction, per tooth | CA$210–CA$810 | DentistsRanked estimate from typical fees, adjusted for New Brunswick | — |
Estimates, not quotes. Ask the clinic for a written estimate. Full tooth extraction cost guide for New Maryland
Typical ranges for most patients. Your dentist's plan may differ.
| Fact | Typically |
|---|---|
| Typical visits | Usually 1 visit, plus a follow-up if needed |
| Chair time | About 20–40 minutes for a simple extraction; longer for surgical ones |
| Recovery | Most people feel better within 3–7 days; full gum healing takes a few weeks |
| When to see a specialist | Impacted or broken teeth, teeth near the sinus or nerves, medical conditions that complicate surgery, or when sedation is needed |