Tooth Extraction Cost by State (2026)

A tooth extraction in the United States typically costs $362 if you pay cash, from about $235 in West Virginia to $900 in New York. A negotiated price usually lands between $129 and $496 depending on the state. Every state is in the table below.

What this covers

The figures here are for a surgical extraction (CDT code D7210), where the dentist has to cut the gum or remove bone to get the tooth out. A simple extraction of a tooth that is fully erupted usually costs less. Wisdom teeth that are impacted are a different code again and usually cost more.

A negotiated price usually lands between $129 and $496 depending on the state.

Tooth Extraction Cost by State

The cash price is what a practice typically charges someone paying without a membership; the negotiated range is where a negotiated price in that state usually lands.

State	Cash price	Negotiated range
Alabama	$320	$143 – $213
Alaska	$500	$285 – $377
Arizona	$375	$170 – $259
Arkansas	$342	$155 – $222
California	$550	$179 – $296
Colorado	$379	$184 – $270
Connecticut	$418	$232 – $322
Delaware	$270	$213 – $299
Florida	$580	$175 – $305
Georgia	$450	$182 – $284
Hawaii	$407	$209 – $293
Idaho	$303	$176 – $240
Illinois	$459	$188 – $311
Indiana	$335	$177 – $268
Iowa	$325	$189 – $277
Kansas	$300	$167 – $251
Kentucky	$314	$156 – $231
Louisiana	$325	$159 – $224
Maine	$329	$232 – $322
Maryland	$379	$167 – $260
Massachusetts	$500	$224 – $346
Michigan	$367	$185 – $271
Minnesota	$429	$249 – $327
Mississippi	$288	$155 – $222
Missouri	$362	$167 – $251
Montana	$308	$198 – $270
Nebraska	$350	$180 – $261
Nevada	$390	$167 – $254
New Hampshire	$506	$232 – $322
New Jersey	$475	$212 – $352
New Mexico	$353	$182 – $277
New York	$900	$248 – $496
North Carolina	$394	$210 – $295
North Dakota	$350	$209 – $290
Ohio	$358	$176 – $267
Oklahoma	$311	$157 – $258
Oregon	$355	$195 – $285
Pennsylvania	$495	$178 – $282
Rhode Island	$425	$194 – $283
South Carolina	$354	$184 – $269
South Dakota	$296	$207 – $280
Tennessee	$350	$168 – $245
Texas	$410	$167 – $266
Utah	$300	$146 – $212
Vermont	$380	$224 – $346
Virginia	$335	$181 – $259
Washington	$441	$219 – $319
Washington, DC	$485	$196 – $355
West Virginia	$235	$129 – $218
Wisconsin	$368	$241 – $305
Wyoming	$330	$189 – $263

Clear Care has no fixed member rate for this procedure. When you book through the app, your concierge negotiates the price with the practice on your behalf and you see it in a treatment plan before anything happens. The negotiated range in the table is where negotiated prices in that market usually land; it is a guide, not a quote.

Why the range is so wide

• Simple or surgical. Whether the tooth comes out in one piece decides the code and the price.
• Which tooth. Wisdom teeth and impacted teeth cost the most.
• Sedation. Local anaesthetic is included; sedation is not.
• Where you live. Local overhead sets the base price.

What a Clear Care member pays

An extraction is not one of the included visits. It is a negotiated procedure: your concierge agrees the price with the practice before treatment, and you pay the practice that price. If the plan is to replace the tooth afterwards, ask for that in the same treatment plan.

How to get a real number for your tooth

1. Check the price in the app. The price check shows the typical range for your ZIP code, with and without the membership.
2. Request the visit. Your concierge calls the practice, including the dentist you already see, and negotiates the price.
3. Read the treatment plan. The negotiated price arrives in the app before treatment. Accept it or decline it; nothing is charged until you say yes.

Where these numbers come from

These are estimates, not quotes. They come from dental fee data we track for each state's largest metro area , last updated August 2026. Your own dentist's price, and the price your concierge agrees, will differ.

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