Philadelphia median pricing for tooth extraction in 2026, built from local clinic fee schedules and dental insurance claims data.
Median clinic: $450 · +10% vs national
Representative imageA tooth extraction in Philadelphia has multiple components. Understanding each helps you evaluate any quote.
| Component | Typical Philadelphia range (per tooth) |
|---|---|
| Simple extraction | $150 – $350 |
| Surgical extraction | $350 – $700 |
| Local anesthesia | $50 – $100 |
| Post-op X-ray | $50 – $100 |
| Follow-up visit | $50 – $150 |
| Neighborhood | Range | vs Philadelphia avg |
|---|---|---|
| Rittenhouse Square | $200 – $900 | +28% vs Philadelphia average |
| Society Hill | $200 – $850 | +22% vs Philadelphia average |
| Center City | $150 – $800 | +15% vs Philadelphia average |
| Fishtown | $150 – $750 | +5% vs Philadelphia average |
| West Philly | $150 – $650 | -5% vs Philadelphia average |
| North Philly | $150 – $600 | -12% vs Philadelphia average |
Representative imagePennsylvania Medicaid provides adults with limited dental benefits (two cleanings, basic restorative care), expanded in 2024. PPO plans (Delta Dental, United Concordia, Aetna) cover 20–50% after the deductible.
Financing: Cherry, Sunbit and CareCredit are the most common third-party dental financing options in Philadelphia.
A simple extraction takes 20–40 minutes. A surgical extraction with sectioning or bone removal can take 45–90 minutes.
Wisdom tooth extraction (surgical) typically costs 2–3× more than a simple extraction, especially if the tooth is impacted.
West Philly and North Philly typically run 12% below the Philadelphia metro average for tooth extraction. These areas have lower commercial rents, which clinics pass on in fees.
Find nearby dental clinics, confirm any consultation fee, and ask for an itemized estimate. Bring your insurance details and the questions above.
