How much does a tooth extraction cost in Indianapolis?

In Indianapolis, a routine (simple) extraction is about $345, while a surgical extraction is about $500, before sedation and imaging. The figure depends on the tooth, which we confirm with a written estimate.

What is the difference between a simple and surgical extraction?

A simple extraction removes a tooth that is fully visible above the gum, while a surgical extraction is needed when a tooth is broken, impacted, or below the gumline. Surgical extractions take more time and cost more.

Does insurance cover tooth extractions?

Usually, yes. Extractions are among the most commonly covered dental procedures, with plans paying a share after your deductible and up to your annual maximum. We verify your benefits and bill your carrier for you.

How much is a tooth extraction without insurance?

Without insurance, expect about $345 for a routine (simple) extraction and about $500 for a surgical extraction, plus any sedation or imaging. Cash-pay discounts and financing through CareCredit, Cherry, or Sunbit can help.

Should I add a bone graft when I have a tooth pulled?

If you may want an implant later, a socket preservation graft at the time of extraction (a separate fee we quote per case) protects the bone and can make the future implant simpler. We will tell you whether it makes sense for you.

Can I finance a tooth extraction?

Yes. We offer CareCredit, Cherry, and Sunbit so you can spread the cost over time, often with approval in minutes. You can review the options on our cost and financing page.

Indianapolis Pricing Guide

Tooth Extraction Cost in Indianapolis (2026 Pricing Guide)

Name: Oral Surgeons of Indiana
Address: 8240 Naab Road, Suite 355, Indianapolis, IN, 46260, US
Telephone: (317) 876-1095
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What a tooth extraction costs in Indianapolis, simple vs. surgical pricing, what insurance covers, and financing options. Get an estimate.

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Extraction pricing comes down to one main question: is it a simple extraction of a visible tooth, or a surgical extraction of a tooth that is broken or below the gum? From there, sedation, imaging, and whether you preserve the socket for a future implant round out the cost.

Typical Indianapolis Range

About $345 routine; about $500 surgical

These are general estimates. Your price comes from a written quote.

What Affects Your Price

Here is what determines your tooth extraction estimate:

Cost Factor	What It Means	Estimated Range
Simple vs. surgical	A simple extraction lifts out a visible tooth. A surgical extraction removes a broken or covered tooth.	About $345 routine; about $500 surgical
Tooth position	Fully erupted teeth are quicker to remove than impacted or root-tip teeth.	About $345 erupted; about $500 if impacted
Sedation level	Local anesthesia, nitrous oxide, or IV sedation. IV sedation adds anesthesia time to the fee; the exact fee depends on the level of sedation.	$375 per 15-min increment (30-min minimum billed)
Imaging	A panoramic or CBCT scan when the roots, nerve, or sinus need to be mapped first.	$150 to $200 panoramic; $300 to $400 CBCT
Socket preservation graft	An optional bone graft at the time of extraction to protect the site for a future implant.	Separate fee, quoted by case
Insurance vs. cash	Most dental plans cover a share of extractions. Cash-pay patients may qualify for a discount.	Varies by plan

Simple vs. surgical

A simple extraction lifts out a visible tooth. A surgical extraction removes a broken or covered tooth.

About $345 routine; about $500 surgical

Tooth position

Fully erupted teeth are quicker to remove than impacted or root-tip teeth.

About $345 erupted; about $500 if impacted

Sedation level

Local anesthesia, nitrous oxide, or IV sedation. IV sedation adds anesthesia time to the fee; the exact fee depends on the level of sedation.

$375 per 15-min increment (30-min minimum billed)

Imaging

A panoramic or CBCT scan when the roots, nerve, or sinus need to be mapped first.

$150 to $200 panoramic; $300 to $400 CBCT

Socket preservation graft

An optional bone graft at the time of extraction to protect the site for a future implant.

Separate fee, quoted by case

Insurance vs. cash

Most dental plans cover a share of extractions. Cash-pay patients may qualify for a discount.

Varies by plan

Pricing reviewed July 2026. These are general Indianapolis estimates - your actual fee depends on case complexity, anesthesia time, and insurance. We provide a written estimate before any treatment.

What Insurance Typically Covers

Tooth extractions are among the procedures dental plans most commonly cover, often paying a meaningful share after your deductible and up to your annual maximum, especially for surgical extractions. We verify your benefits and bill your carrier directly so you know your out-of-pocket cost in advance. See the plans we work with on our insurance page.

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Financing Options

If you have a balance after insurance, or you are paying out of pocket, financing keeps it manageable. We offer CareCredit, Cherry, and Sunbit, with options for most budgets and credit situations, often approved in minutes.

CareCredit
Healthcare credit card with short-term, no-interest plans for those who qualify.
Cherry
Simple monthly payment plans with no hard credit pull to check your options.
Sunbit
Flexible pay-over-time financing with a high approval rate, in seconds.

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Pricing on this page is provided for transparency by the Indianapolis oral surgeons at Oral Surgeons of Indiana. For an estimate, call (317) 876-1095 to schedule a consultation or book online.