Tooth Extraction in Miami

From $300 Front tooth

When a tooth can't be saved, a gentle extraction stops the pain and protects the rest of your smile. We numb you fully and plan how to fill the gap so nothing shifts later.

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Dental forceps holding an extracted tooth

The short answer

A tooth extraction is not painful: the area is fully numbed, so you feel pressure, not pain. At our office it's $300 for a front tooth, $450–$500 for back teeth, and $750–$850 for a wisdom tooth. The key afterward is to not leave the gap. We'll plan how to replace the tooth so your bite and bone stay healthy.

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Does It Hurt? You Won't Feel It

The extraction itself doesn't hurt. We fully numb the area with local anesthesia, so you feel pressure, not pain.

Fully numbed

We numb the area completely with local anesthesia. The only sensation is the initial pinch — after that it's pressure, never pain.

Awake and quick

You stay wide awake and comfortable, and most simple extractions take only a few minutes. You can drive yourself home afterward.

Gentle

Modern technique

Careful, unhurried technique and modern instruments mean less trauma, easier healing, and a calmer visit.

No "call us for pricing"

Estimate Your Extraction Cost

A quick Miami-range estimate. Surgical and impacted teeth cost more because they take more work.

Which tooth?

Your estimate$300

Paid in full at your visitone simple, transparent price

Estimate based on typical Miami pricing per tooth. A bone graft to protect a future implant is an optional add-on (~$250–$600). We give you an exact quote for free.

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Extraction Prices in Miami

Per tooth. Bone grafting is an optional add-on.

Tooth	Our price	Best for
Front tooth (anterior)	$300	Visible, single-rooted front tooth
Canine	$500	Long-rooted corner tooth
Premolar	$450	Mid-arch tooth
Molar	$450	Back grinding tooth
Wisdom tooth	$750–$850	Erupted or impacted third molar
Full-arch removal	$750 / arch	Multiple teeth, whole arch at once

What's included

Local anesthesia to fully numb the area
The extraction and dry-socket aftercare
A clear plan to replace the tooth

Pay monthly, up to 60 months

Extractions and the replacement that follows qualify for financing from $130/month. Pre-qualify in minutes, no credit impact.

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Your Recovery, Day by Day

Know what's normal, and exactly what to do, so healing is smooth.

First 24h
Protect the clot. Bite on gauze, ice 20 min on/off, rest with your head up. Eat cold, soft foods. No straws, spitting, smoking, or rinsing.
Days 2–3
The peak. Swelling and soreness peak around 48–72h, then ease. Start gentle warm salt-water rinses after the first day. Pain usually drops after day 3.
Days 4–7
Turning the corner. Daily improvement, pain becomes intermittent, and by about day 7 dry-socket risk drops sharply. Add soft solids back gradually.
1–2 weeks+
Healed over. Gum tissue closes in 1–2 weeks; the bone fills in over several weeks. Wisdom-tooth and surgical cases take a little longer.

The #1 worry, demystified

What Is Dry Socket?

Dry socket is when the healing blood clot dislodges and leaves the bone exposed, causing a sharp pain that can radiate to the ear, plus a bad taste. The tell-tale sign is pain that's improving and then suddenly gets worse around days 3–5. It happens in only about 2–5% of extractions, and we relieve it fast with a soothing dressing.

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How to avoid it

No smoking, since smokers are 3× more likely to get it
No straws and no spitting for the first few days
No vigorous rinsing: gentle salt-water only, after 24h
Stick to soft foods and follow your post-op plan

A special case

Wisdom Teeth: Do You Really Need Them Out?

Not always. Healthy, fully erupted wisdom teeth you can keep clean can simply be monitored. Removal makes sense when they're impacted, crowding other teeth, decaying, or trapping infection. If they do need to come out, it's easier and heals faster the younger you are (roots aren't fully formed yet).

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When removal is recommended

Impacted or only partially erupted
Crowding or damaging neighboring teeth
Repeated pain, infection, or cysts
Decay you can't reach to clean

Don't Leave the Gap

An empty space isn't harmless: teeth drift and the jawbone shrinks up to 40–60% within 2–3 years. Here's how to protect your smile.

	Dental implant	Bridge	Leave the gap
Preserves jawbone	Yes	No	No, bone shrinks
Touches other teeth	No	Yes, grinds them down	They drift
Lifespan	Decades+	5–15 yrs	—
Upfront cost	Higher	Lower	Lowest now, costly later

Smart move: a bone graft at the time of extraction keeps your implant option open and affordable. Compare dental implants & bridges.

What to Expect

Exam & plan

A quick exam and X-ray, your comfort options, and an exact price, with a plan to replace the tooth.

Gentle removal

We numb you fully, then remove the tooth gently. Pressure, not pain.

Heal & replace

Clear aftercare to prevent dry socket, and your replacement (implant or bridge) when you're ready.

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Smile Now, Pay Later

Plans from $130/month with financing up to 60 months for qualified patients. Pre-qualify online in minutes, no impact to your credit score.

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Extraction Questions, Answered

No. The area is fully numbed first, so you feel pressure and movement, not pain. Some soreness afterward is normal and peaks around days 2–3, then improves.

At our office a front tooth is $300, a canine $500, a premolar or molar $450, and a wisdom tooth $750–$850. Removing a whole arch of teeth at once is $750 per arch. A bone graft (to protect a future implant) is an optional add-on. We give you an exact quote for free.

Dry socket is when the healing blood clot dislodges and exposes the bone, causing sharp pain that often starts on days 3–5. It happens in about 2–5% of extractions. Avoid it by not smoking, not using straws, and not spitting or rinsing vigorously for the first few days. If it happens, we relieve it quickly with a dressing.

Gum tissue closes in about 1–2 weeks; the bone fills in over several weeks. Stick to cold, soft foods for the first 24–48 hours, then ease back to solids over about 7–10 days. Wisdom teeth and surgical cases take a little longer.

For most teeth, yes. Leaving a gap lets neighboring teeth drift and the jawbone shrink (up to 40–60% within 2–3 years). A dental implant preserves bone and lasts longest; a bridge is faster and lower upfront. A bone graft at the time of extraction keeps your implant option open and affordable.

Not always. Healthy, fully erupted wisdom teeth you can clean can be monitored. Removal is recommended when they're impacted, crowding other teeth, decaying, or trapping infection. We'll tell you honestly if yours need to come out.

Yes. Broken or decayed teeth are removed all the time, sometimes simply, sometimes surgically if the tooth is below the gumline. We'll numb you fully and remove it gently, then plan how to replace it.

Sí. Nuestro equipo es completamente bilingüe (inglés y español) y realiza extracciones simples, quirúrgicas y de muelas del juicio, con financiamiento desde $130 al mes.

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