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Oral Surgery

Tooth Extraction & Wisdom Teeth Removal in Mexicali

We know that getting a tooth pulled or having wisdom teeth removed can be stressful. Our approach is to honestly evaluate your situation, explain if an extraction is truly necessary, and walk you through exactly what to expect before, during, and after the procedure.

We understand that crossing the border for dental care is a big decision. That is why we provide a written treatment plan with exact costs before doing any work, so you have all the information you need to make a comfortable choice.

Tooth extraction illustration: molar above the gum next to dental forceps
1 visitalmost always (1.2 visits per patient in 2026)
5oral surgeons on our team
3 in 4extractions in 2026 were done by oral surgeons
37%of these visits were patients from the U.S.

Oral Surgeons & Dental Team

Our team includes 5 oral surgeons, with most extractions performed by Dr. Sergio Villafan and Dr. Rafael Robles. Simple extractions are also handled by Dr. Jesara López and our general dentistry team, and children are seen by our pediatric dentists.

What's included

Tooth Extraction

A 60-minute appointment to remove teeth that have fully erupted and are easily accessible.

Oral Surgery

A 60-minute appointment focused on surgical extractions, such as impacted wisdom teeth.

Pediatric Extraction

A 60-minute appointment with our pediatric dentists, specially designed for children's dental care.

Alveolar Preservation

A procedure to protect and maintain the bone where the tooth used to be, preparing it for a future implant.

Your visit, step by step

1
Evaluation

We review your case, medical history, and symptoms to determine the best approach for your extraction.

2
Written Plan

You receive a PDF treatment plan via WhatsApp with exact costs. No work starts without your approval.

3
Procedure

Almost all extractions are completed in a single visit using local anesthesia.

4
Recovery

We send a detailed post-op care guide in English to your WhatsApp to help you heal properly at home.

Simple Extraction vs. Surgery

Simple ExtractionSurgery (e.g., Wisdom Teeth)
When it appliesVisible and accessible toothImpacted tooth or wisdom teeth
Who performs itDr. Jesara López or general teamOne of our 5 Oral Surgeons
AnesthesiaLocal (you can drive back)Local; at your evaluation we tell you if your case needs another option
Number of visitsAlmost always 1 single visitAlmost always 1 single visit
RecoverySome discomfort and swelling the first days, soft dietUsually more swelling; it peaks around day 3-4

For Patients Crossing from the US

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Frequently asked questions

Can I get the consultation and my wisdom teeth removed in a single visit?

Yes, almost always. If there is space in our schedule, we can perform the evaluation and the extraction on the same day to save you an extra trip.

Will I be awake, or do you offer general anesthesia?

Extractions are done under local anesthesia: you are awake and the area is numb. With simple local anesthesia you can drive yourself home. If your case needed a different option, we would explain it at your evaluation.

Can I drive myself back across the border?

With simple local anesthesia, yes: you can come alone and drive back to California after your procedure. If your case needs something else, we will tell you at your evaluation so you can plan the trip.

What happens if I get a dry socket after I return to California?

A dry socket typically causes intense pain 2 to 4 days after the extraction. If you experience this, or if you have a fever over 38°C (100.4°F), contact us immediately via WhatsApp.

Will I get post-op instructions in English?

Yes. After your treatment, we will send a detailed post-op care guide in English directly to your WhatsApp, so you know exactly how to take care of the area.

What can I eat after the extraction?

Stick to a soft, cold, or warm diet for the first few days. You must avoid hot, hard, crunchy, and spicy foods, as well as seeds and carbonated drinks.

How long will I be swollen?

Discomfort and swelling are normal on days 1 and 2. The swelling usually peaks around day 3 or 4, and then it will start to go down.

Can I pay with US dollars or American credit cards?

Yes, we accept payments in US dollars, both in cash and by credit or debit card. We will provide a written treatment plan with the exact costs before starting.

Related aftercare guides

Written by the doctor to help you before and after your treatment.

Take the first step today

We go over your options and costs at your exam, before any treatment starts.