Treatment guide

Tooth Extractions in Los Angeles

A simple extraction in LA typically costs $150 to $450, while surgical extractions of broken or impacted teeth run $300 to $900. The number matters less than what comes with it: a clear plan for the gap, honest aftercare instructions and someone who answers the phone if the socket hurts three days later. Reviews tend to reveal all three, and the offices below are ranked by what patients actually report.

437 LA practices offer tooth extractions, ranked below by rating and review volume.

What will tooth extractions cost you?

Typical LA range: $150, $900 · per tooth

$150, $900estimated out-of-pocket
$13, $75/moif financed over 12 months

Estimates from typical LA pricing, not a quote. Coverage percentages, annual maximums (often $1,500 to $2,000/yr) and financing terms vary; every office will give you a written number before treatment.

Tooth Extractions near you

Narrow it down to your part of town. Each page ranks local offices for this treatment, with nearby verified providers where a neighborhood is thin.

Tooth Extractions in Dallas–Fort Worth, TX

Practices offering tooth extractions in Dallas–Fort Worth, ranked area by area by real Google ratings.

Tooth Extractions in Houston, TX

Practices offering tooth extractions in Houston, ranked area by area by real Google ratings.

Tooth Extractions: what LA patients ask

How much does it cost to pull a tooth in Los Angeles?

Plan on $150 to $450 for a simple extraction and $300 to $900 for a surgical one, plus the exam and X ray if you are a new patient. If an office quotes far below that, ask what happens when a simple extraction turns surgical mid procedure, because the price often changes with it.

Do I need an oral surgeon or can my dentist pull the tooth?

General dentists handle most extractions every week. Referrals to an oral surgeon usually happen for deeply impacted teeth, roots near the nerve canal, or patients who want IV sedation. If a general office refers you out, that is caution working in your favor, not a runaround.

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