Tooth Extractions in Miami Comfortable Care, Clear Pricing
Painful, infected, or broken tooth? Get fast, expert care with upfront pricing — no guessing games, no surprise bills.
- Simple from $450 · Surgical $750
- Wisdom tooth $650
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Do You Need a Tooth Extraction?
Common signs it may be time to remove a tooth rather than try to save it.
Severe pain or swelling
Persistent pain, facial swelling, or a throbbing toothache that won't go away.
Advanced decay or damage
A tooth too broken down by decay to be saved with a filling or crown.
Infection or abscess
Signs of infection that could spread to nearby teeth or your bloodstream.
Impacted or crowded teeth
Wisdom teeth or other teeth stuck in the jawbone or crowding your smile.
Extraction Pricing At A Glance
- Simple Extraction$450
- Surgical Extraction$750
- Wisdom Tooth Extraction$650
In pain right now? We offer same-day emergency extraction evaluations.
Simple vs. Surgical Extraction
Your dentist will confirm which type applies to you after an exam and X-rays.
Simple Extraction
- For teeth that are visible above the gumline
- Performed under local anesthesia
- Removed with forceps in a single visit
- Typical healing time: 7–10 days
Surgical Extraction
- For impacted, broken, or below-the-gumline teeth
- Small incision made to access the tooth
- May require sutures after removal
- Typical healing time: 1–2 weeks
What to Expect
A straightforward process from consultation to recovery.
Exam & X-Rays
We assess the tooth, check for infection, and confirm the right extraction approach.
Local Anesthesia
The area is fully numbed so you're comfortable throughout the procedure.
Extraction
The tooth is carefully loosened and removed, with sutures placed if needed.
Aftercare Guidance
You'll leave with clear instructions to support fast, comfortable healing.
Clear Extraction Pricing
Simple Tooth Extraction
Surgical Tooth Extraction
Wisdom Tooth Extraction
Extractions start at $450. Final pricing depends on tooth position and complexity. We provide a clear estimate before any treatment begins — no hidden fees.
Recovering From Your Extraction
Do
- Rest with your head elevated for the first 24 hours
- Apply ice packs to reduce swelling
- Eat soft foods like yogurt, soup, and mashed potatoes
- Take prescribed medication as directed
Avoid
- Using a straw, which can dislodge the healing clot
- Smoking or alcohol during initial healing
- Hard, crunchy, or spicy foods
- Vigorous rinsing or spitting for the first 24 hours
How much does a tooth extraction cost in Miami?
At Dr G Dental Studio, a simple tooth extraction starts at $450 (final price depends on complexity) and a surgical extraction is $750. Pricing reflects the level of care, comfort, and clinical time involved in each procedure.
Does tooth extraction hurt?
The area is fully numbed with local anesthesia before extraction, so you should not feel pain during the procedure. Mild soreness and swelling are common for a few days afterward and can typically be managed with over-the-counter pain relief.
How much does wisdom tooth removal cost?
At Dr G Dental Studio, wisdom tooth extraction is $650 per tooth. Your exact treatment plan and any additional considerations are confirmed after an exam and X-rays.
What should I eat after a tooth extraction?
Stick to soft foods for the first few days, such as yogurt, mashed potatoes, smoothies, and soups. Avoid hot, crunchy, hard, or spicy foods, and avoid using a straw, which can dislodge the healing blood clot.
How long does it take to recover from a tooth extraction?
Most simple extractions heal within seven to ten days, though the socket continues healing internally for several weeks. Surgical or wisdom tooth extractions may take longer, and your dentist will provide a personalized recovery timeline.
Can I get a same-day tooth extraction in Miami?
Many patients with dental pain, infection, or a broken tooth can be seen the same day for an emergency evaluation and extraction. Call ahead so our team can prepare for your visit.
Is a tooth extraction considered surgery?
A simple extraction of a visible tooth is not usually considered surgery. A surgical extraction may be needed for teeth that are broken, impacted or below the gumline, such as some wisdom teeth. Both are done with local numbing. Extractions start at $450, and the final price depends on how complex the tooth is; Dr. Yordanka Gonzalez will tell you which type you need.
Do I need sedation for a tooth extraction?
Most extractions only need local numbing, and many patients feel pressure but no pain. We do not offer sedation. Instead, we focus on gentle, painless techniques so you stay comfortable. Tell our team if you feel nervous, and we will go at your pace.
Why does it hurt more the next day after an extraction?
It is common for soreness and swelling to peak 1 to 3 days after an extraction, as the numbing wears off and healing begins. Pain that gets much worse after day 3, a bad taste or bad smell may be a dry socket. If that happens, or you have fever or heavy bleeding, call (305) 217-6453 right away.
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¿Cuánto cuesta una extracción dental en Miami?
El precio de una extracción depende de si es simple o quirúrgica y del diente. Llame al (305) 217-6453 para preguntar el costo exacto; Lily le atiende en español. Aceptamos seguros PPO (no HMO ni Medicaid) y trabajamos con cuatro compañías de financiamiento. La Dra. Yordanka Gonzalez le dirá qué tipo necesita.
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More Tooth Extraction Questions
Answers about extraction types, saving a tooth, healing, and what comes next after a tooth is removed.
How do I know if I need a simple or surgical extraction?
Your dentist decides after an exam and X-rays. A simple extraction (from $450) is for a tooth that is fully visible above the gumline and can be removed with forceps in one visit. A surgical extraction ($750) is for a tooth that is impacted, broken or below the gumline and may need a small incision and stitches. You'll know which applies before treatment begins.
Can my tooth be saved instead of pulled?
Sometimes, yes. If the tooth is infected but still has enough healthy structure, a root canal ($980 for a front tooth, $1,200 for a back tooth) followed by a crown may save it. A tooth that is badly broken, severely decayed or loose from bone loss usually can't be saved. Your dentist will explain both options so you can decide with clear information.
What is dry socket, and how can I prevent it?
Dry socket is a painful condition that can happen when the blood clot in the empty socket is dislodged or dissolves too early, usually a few days after an extraction. To lower your risk, don't use straws, smoke or spit forcefully, and avoid vigorous rinsing for the first 24 hours. Call us if pain gets worse after a few days instead of better.
How long will the extraction site bleed?
Most bleeding slows within the first hour, and light oozing can continue for up to a day. Bite firmly on the gauze we give you for about 30 to 45 minutes, and replace it if needed. Rest with your head elevated and avoid hot drinks and strenuous activity. If bleeding stays heavy after several hours of steady pressure, call our office.
Can I drive home and go back to work after an extraction?
Most patients who have only local anesthesia can drive themselves home. Many return to work or school the next day, or even the same day after a simple extraction, as long as they take it easy. After a surgical extraction, plan for a day or two of rest.
Should I replace a tooth after it's removed?
In most cases, replacing a missing back or front tooth is a good idea. Over time, nearby teeth can shift into the gap and the jawbone in that area can shrink. A dental implant is a long-term option, and our single-tooth implant package is $3,000. If you're planning an implant, ask whether a bone graft at the time of extraction makes sense.