The cost of tooth extractions
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How much do tooth extractions cost?
Prices starting at $125
Tooth extractions can relieve pain and prevent further issues from arising. To ensure you get the care you need, we keep tooth extractions affordable.
What affects tooth extraction pricing?
Procedure complexity
The size or shape of your tooth’s root, as well as if it’s impacted or erupted, affects both the cost and how complex your procedure will be.
Number of teeth
More extractions means a higher cost, regardless of the type of tooth needing removal—molar, incisor, wisdom tooth, etc.
Dentist vs. specialist
The cost of a tooth extraction varies based on who is performing the extraction; specialists will have a higher fee service from general dentists.
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Affordable options, easy financing
What affects tooth extraction pricing?
What else affects the cost of tooth extractions?
Everyone’s oral health situation is unique. When you create a care plan with your team, they’ll go over what’s recommended for you. Here can affect the final cost:
State of your tooth
The condition of your tooth, its location and the time it takes to complete procedure can all impact the cost of your tooth extraction.
Exams and x-rays
X-rays, 3D imaging or exams ahead of your procedure, and any follow-up appointments needed, may affect the final cost of your extractions.
Does insurance cover tooth extractions?
We work with most major dental insurance providers² and accept most dental insurance plans. We do not accept Medicaid. Check with your provider to see what’s covered by your current plan.
If you don’t currently have insurance—no worries. We’ll connect you with third-party financing to ensure you get the care you need. Explore financing options and our Aspen Dental Savings Plan.
To see which providers are accepted by your local Aspen Dental office, visit their location page. We do not accept Medicaid.
²Dental insurance providers accepted vary based on Aspen Dental location.
