Thinking about having your wisdom teeth removed can be anxiety-inducing, particularly if you’ll be traveling for the surgery.
Most Americans and Canadians now turn to Mexico for quality low-cost dental treatment.
Near the top of the list is Tijuana wisdom teeth removal, a sought after destination for patients who desire professional care at a fraction of the cost.
If it’s your first time looking at the procedure in Tijuana, here’s a nice little guide to get you the answers to the questions and give you a feel for what to expect.

Wisdom teeth, or third molars usually show up somewhere between age 17-25.
In the past, they helped to chew down harder foods but now tend to cause more trouble than good.
If there is not enough space in the mouth, wisdom teeth can lead to pain, infections or harm adjacent teeth.
Extraction is a brief outpatient surgery performed by either a dentist or oral surgeon.
It’s about extracting the bad teeth before they cause further damage.
Some patients have all four wisdom teeth removed, others need one or two taken out.
Dentists suggest removal when these teeth create problems such as:
If you’re new to dental tourism, the single most crucial factor is picking the right clinic.
Although saving money sounds great, you want effective treatment and experts.
Our patients are cared for by seasoned dentists at Teeth Savers Dental Clinic Tijuana,
who prioritize comfort and long-lasting results.
Our clinic has world recognition and is top-rated by patients.
Pick a clinic that has official accreditation.
Our clinic was reviewed by Bookimed and approved to treat international patients.
It is recognized as the #1 medical tourism platform.
Online reviews on Google and medical tourism sites give a picture of patient satisfaction.
For example, one of our Canadian patients Katherine Walker, mentioned she received gentle care
and found the clinic clean and welcoming.
She also noted that the cost was far less than in Canada, even after travel expenses.
(For more such reviews click here.)
Request a line item estimate that covers x-rays, medicines and follow-up.
Transparency helps you avoid surprises.
Here’s a simple table to guide you through preparation:
| Preparation Step | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Arrange transportation | You cannot drive after sedation or anesthesia |
| Fast before surgery | Required for safe anesthesia |
| Plan a recovery stay | Stay 3–5 days for follow-up visits |
| Stop smoking and alcohol | Helps with proper healing |
| Share medical history | Avoids complications with anesthesia |
Recovery is a huge factor in post-operative comfort. Follow these care tips:
One of the main reasons people choose Tijuana wisdom teeth removal is affordability.
Patients generally pay up to seventy percent less than in the United States or Canada.
Costs vary based on:

At TeethSavers Dental Clinic, we don’t believe finances should get in the way of quality oral care.
We’re partnering with United Credit to offer flexible dental financing, so treatment is within reach.
For first-timers, Tijuana wisdom teeth removal can seem like a leap of faith,
but it’s usually a prudent one.
You receive expert care, state-of-the-art facilities, and huge savings versus clinics in the U.S. or Canada.
The trick is picking a good clinic, getting ready and following aftercare.
That way, your dental journey will be safe and successful.
Teeth Savers Dental Clinic
provides patient-focused attention, turning into an ideal choice for dental tourists.
Soft foods and broth are recommended for the initial days.
Most people recover in 1–2 weeks, though many return to normal life within 3 to 5 days.
Yes. If you go to a trusted and accredited clinic with trained professionals it’s very safe.
Better to be in Tijuana for 3–5 days so the dentist can look for complications before you leave.







































