How much does a tooth extraction cost?
Upfront pricing, clear options, compassionate care
Sometimes the best way to protect your smile is by removing a tooth that can’t be repaired. At Aspen Dental you’ll always know what to expect, from treatment to pricing.
Your Aspen Dental team will explain every step, provide a clear estimate before care begins and help you explore ways to make treatment affordable through insurance, 3rd party financing or the Aspen Dental Savings Plan1.
With transparent costs, compassionate care and flexible payment options, getting a tooth extraction has never been easier—or clearer.
¹The Aspen Dental Savings Plan is NOT insurance. Please see plan terms and conditions for details.
The cost of a simple tooth extraction
On average, patients pay $179²
Tooth extractions can relieve pain and help prevent infections and other dental issues from arising. To ensure you get the care you need, we keep tooth extractions affordable.
²This average price of a simple tooth extraction is an approximation based on 2025 internal data and may not reflect the actual cost you will encounter due to individual factors. Price range varies from $98 to $268. For location specific pricing, please click here.
Types of tooth extractions
Your Aspen Dental dentist will determine the right approach based on your needs.
Simple extractions
Involves the removal of a tooth that is visible above the gums and does not require surgical intervention.
Surgical extractions
These common extractions typically involve removing impacted wisdom teeth, and may require cutting into the gum or removing bone.
What factors affect the cost of a tooth extraction?
Several factors can influence the total cost of your tooth extraction. Your Aspen Dental team will review each one with you before treatment begins.
Type of extraction
Surgical extractions typically cost more than non-surgical extractions since they require specialized techniques, additional time, and anesthesia.
Location of the tooth
Molars and wisdom teeth are often harder to reach and remove, which can make the procedure more complex and impact overall cost.
Anesthesia
Local anesthesia is standard, but choosing sedation or general anesthesia for added comfort may increase your total cost.
Your Aspen Dental dentist will help you understand exactly what’s included, so there are no surprises on the day of your tooth extraction.
Tooth extraction cost with and without insurance
Navigating insurance can feel confusing, but we're here to help you every step of the way.
Tooth extraction cost with insurance
Most dental insurance plans cover part of the cost of tooth extractions. Aspen Dental will confirm your benefits before treatment begins. Aspen Dental does not accept Medicaid.
For questions about specific plan details, it’s best to contact your insurance provider directly. You can also learn more about how dental insurance works at Aspen Dental.
Tooth extraction cost without insurance
At Aspen Dental, we believe tooth extractions should be both accessible and affordable for everyone. For any out-of-pocket costs, your local care team will discuss flexible 3rd-party financing options designed for your budget.
If you don’t have dental insurance, we also offer the Aspen Dental Savings Plan1, which helps you save on routine and major dental care.
¹The Aspen Dental Savings Plan is NOT insurance. Please see plan terms and conditions for details.
How can I save money on Aspen Dental tooth extraction cost?
From financing to savings plans, Aspen Dental makes it easier to manage the cost of your care.
Discounted personalized treatment plans
Your Aspen Dental dentist will create a treatment plan tailored to your needs. The Aspen Dental team will help you find the best financing option that fits your budget, ensuring you receive the right care for your tooth extraction at a fair cost.
Third-party dental financing
Aspen Dental partners with trusted third-party lenders offering flexible monthly payments — and 99% of patients who apply are approved.
Insurance coverage
Aspen Dental accepts most insurance plans to help lower your out-of-pocket costs. Aspen Dental does not accept Medicaid.
Aspen Dental Savings Plan
No insurance? The Aspen Dental Savings Plan¹ makes dental care easier to afford, offering discounts on most services for one low annual fee.
¹The Aspen Dental Savings Plan is not insurance. Please see plan terms and conditions for details.
Why get a tooth extraction at Aspen Dental?
With more than 1,100 offices nationwide, Aspen Dental makes it easy to get care when you need it most. Your Aspen Dental team uses advanced technology, personalized treatment plans, and transparent pricing to help you feel supported every step of the way.
Whether you’re visiting for a simple extraction or oral surgery, you can count on compassionate care that puts your comfort first.
Tooth extraction cost FAQs
How much does a broken tooth extraction cost?
The cost to extract a broken tooth can vary for simple extraction vs surgical extraction. A broken tooth often requires a surgical extraction because it may be broken below the gum line, leading to higher costs. The total cost will also depend on factors like anesthesia, necessary exams and X-rays, and your location.
How much does a rotten tooth extraction cost
Removing a tooth that’s badly decayed or damaged can vary in cost depending on how complex the extraction is and what type of anesthesia is needed. Your Aspen Dental dentist will take X-rays, review your options, and explain your treatment plan in detail. If you have dental insurance, your team will help you understand your coverage and any potential out-of-pocket costs.
What is tooth removal cost at Aspen Dental
The cost of tooth removal at Aspen Dental depends on several factors, including the number of teeth, the type of procedure, and the level of sedation required. Your dentist will evaluate your needs and recommend the best approach for your comfort and care. For more complex cases, your Aspen Dental team may refer you to an oral surgeon to ensure the safest, most effective treatment. Before any care begins, you’ll receive a clear estimate and a full explanation of your options.
How much does it cost to get a tooth pulled
The cost of getting a tooth pulled depends on your specific situation. Factors like the type of extraction, the tooth’s location, and the kind of anesthesia used can all play a role. Your Aspen Dental team will review your treatment plan and provide a clear estimate before care begins so you know exactly what to expect.
Do I need a tooth extraction?
If your tooth is severely decayed, infected, or broken, your Aspen Dental dentist may recommend extraction to protect your oral health.
How much does a simple tooth extraction cost?
Simple extractions are generally less expensive because they require less time and complexity. Your Aspen Dental team will provide an upfront estimate during your visit.
How much does a surgical tooth extraction cost?
Surgical extractions can cost more due to anesthesia and the procedure’s complexity. Your Aspen Dental team will explain each step and provide a clear estimate before treatment.
What is the average cost of tooth extraction?
The cost of a tooth extraction can vary depending on the type of procedure and your individual needs. Simple extractions are generally less complex than surgical ones, and cases like impacted wisdom teeth may require additional care. Factors such as the tooth’s condition, its location in your mouth, and the type of anesthesia used all play a role in determining your final treatment plan.
How much does it cost to remove wisdom teeth?
Wisdom tooth extraction costs vary based on how many teeth need to be removed and whether they are impacted. Your Aspen Dental dentist will walk you through your personalized estimate.
Are broken teeth harder to extract?
Fractured and broken teeth may require a surgical extraction, which can be more complex. Your Aspen Dental dentist will ensure your comfort and explain the process in advance.
Can a dentist save an infected tooth?
In some cases, an infected tooth can be saved with a root canal or antibiotics. If extraction is needed, your Aspen Dental dentist will discuss every option to help you make the best decision for your health.