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Find a dentist that pulls teeth. 2,121 dentists in 129 cities say on their own website that they do tooth extractions. Pick your city to compare ratings, hours and phone numbers, then call to confirm the price and how soon they can see you.

Tooth extraction by city

Dentists whose own websites say they offer it. Choose your city.

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  • Call first to confirm the dentist does extractions, the price, and how soon they can see you.
  • Tell the dentist about all your medications, especially blood thinners, and any health conditions.
  • Ask whether the price includes the exam, X-rays and freezing, and whether the office can bill your insurer directly.
  • Bring your dental insurance details, a list of your medications, and any recent dental X-rays you have.

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Questions about tooth extractions

General answers. Ask the dentist about your own case.

What is a tooth extraction?

It is the removal of a tooth from its socket in the jawbone, also called pulling a tooth. A simple extraction takes out a tooth you can see in the mouth. A surgical extraction is needed when a tooth is broken at the gum line or has not come in, such as an impacted wisdom tooth. Your dentist will tell you which kind you need after an exam and usually an X-ray.

Should I see a general dentist or an oral surgeon?

Start with a general dentist. Most extractions are done in a regular dental office. If the tooth is impacted, close to a nerve, or you need sedation the office does not offer, the dentist may refer you to an oral and maxillofacial surgeon.

How much does a tooth extraction cost?

It depends on the tooth, whether the extraction is simple or surgical, and the dentist. We do not have prices for these offices, so ask the dentist for an estimate before treatment. Provincial dental associations publish a fee guide that many offices use as a starting point.

Is a tooth extraction covered by insurance?

Provincial health plans generally do not pay for extractions done in a dental office. Extended health or dental plans through work often cover part of the cost. The Canadian Dental Care Plan covers eligible residents for some services. Ask your insurer what your plan pays, and ask the dentist whether they bill it directly.

Can I get a tooth pulled the same day?

Sometimes. Some dentists can see you and remove a tooth on the same visit, especially for pain or a broken tooth. Others book the extraction after the first exam. Call and describe your problem to find out.

How does ClinicFinder know a dentist offers this?

We read each dentist's own website and list it here only when the site names tooth extractions. Services change, so call to confirm before you book.