Wisdom tooth removal · Alstonville

Wisdom teeth out — with a calmer plan.

Straightforward wisdom tooth removal with twilight IV sedation available for suitable patients, close to home in the Northern Rivers.

Complimentary initial consultationOPG x-ray includedPayment plans available
A relaxed patient receiving wisdom tooth care at Daley Street Dental
Twilight sleepIV sedation available
Local care21 Daley St, Alstonville
ExperiencedFocused surgical care
FlexibleNo-interest options
Know what happens next

A simple, supportive path from uncertainty to recovery

We take time to understand your teeth, your health and how you feel about treatment before recommending the right approach.

A Daley Street Dental clinician and patient reviewing treatment together
Calm, personal guidance from your first conversation
The modern treatment room at Daley Street Dental in Alstonville
Modern care, close to home
1

Meet & assess

Start with a complimentary consultation and OPG x-ray so we can assess position, complexity and your options.

2

Choose your comfort

We explain suitable sedation options, including twilight IV sedation with a qualified dental sedationist.

3

Remove & recover

You receive a considered treatment plan and clear aftercare guidance, with our team available to support your recovery.

For nervous patients

More comfortable care starts with feeling in control.

Twilight IV sedation can help suitable patients feel deeply relaxed and less aware of treatment while remaining responsive. Your dentist will discuss your medical history, the procedure and the option best suited to you.

Twilight IV sedationAdministered at the clinic with a qualified dental sedationist; additional fees apply.
Nitrous oxideA lighter relaxation option that may be appropriate for some patients.
Oral sedationMedication-based relaxation may be considered following assessment.
Dr Kieran McNamara of Daley Street Dental
Considered surgical careExperience where it matters
Your treating dentist

Dr Kieran McNamara

Dr Kieran McNamara’s practice has a strong focus on wisdom teeth, difficult extractions, bone grafting and dental implants. He has pursued additional training in Australia and overseas and brings extensive experience to planning more complex cases.

Most importantly, the recommendation begins with a careful assessment — not a one-size-fits-all promise.

Complex and impacted teeth assessed
Modern imaging available
Clear fee discussion
Supportive aftercare
Common questions

What patients want to know

Do all wisdom teeth need to be removed?

No. Removal is recommended only when your assessment indicates the teeth are causing problems or are likely to create future risks. Your OPG helps us explain what is happening in your individual case.

What is twilight IV sedation?

IV sedation uses medication delivered through a vein to help suitable patients enter a deeply relaxed, dream-like state. You remain responsive and are monitored throughout. You will need an escort and must follow pre- and post-sedation instructions.

How much does wisdom tooth removal cost?

Daley Street Dental advertises removal of all four wisdom teeth from $1,999. Sedation and other services may cost extra. Health fund rebates may lower your gap, and your exact fee is confirmed after assessment.

Can I use a payment plan?

Yes. Afterpay and Zip Pay are available, subject to their terms and eligibility. Ask our team which option may suit your treatment plan.

How long is recovery?

Recovery varies with the position of the teeth, complexity of removal and your health. We will give you case-specific instructions and explain when to contact us if you have concerns.

Your first visit is complimentary

Get clarity on your wisdom teeth and sedation options.

Includes your initial consultation and OPG x-ray.

Daley Street Dental
21 Daley Street, Alstonville NSW 2477
Mon–Fri 8am–6pm · Saturday upon request
Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. Information on this page is general and does not replace individual dental or medical advice.