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Tooth Extraction Cost in Ahmedabad — What Affects the Price?

Dr. Jinny Tanna, Dental Surgeon Shela, Ahmedabad Updated

Most tooth extractions are quick procedures under local anaesthesia. The cost depends mainly on whether the tooth can be removed simply or needs a surgical approach.

We don't quote one fixed price because every case is different. After examining your teeth we explain every option and its full cost before treatment starts, so there are no surprises.

What affects the cost of tooth extraction treatment?

  • Simple or surgical. A visible, intact tooth is removed simply; a broken tooth, curved roots or an impacted wisdom tooth needs surgical removal and takes longer.
  • Wisdom teeth. Impacted or partly erupted wisdom teeth are the most common surgical extractions.
  • X-rays. An X-ray is usually needed to see the roots and nearby structures.
  • Medicines and stitches. Some cases need stitches and a short course of medicines.
  • Replacing the tooth. If the tooth is visible when you smile or chew, you may later want an implant, bridge or denture — a separate cost.

Typically part of the treatment

  • Examination
  • Local anaesthesia
  • The extraction
  • Aftercare instructions

Often charged separately — worth asking

  • X-ray
  • Surgical removal (if needed)
  • Medicines
  • Replacement tooth later

Questions to ask any clinic before you decide

  • What exactly does this price include — and what doesn't it?
  • How many visits will it take?
  • What are my other options, and what do they cost?
  • What happens, and what does it cost, if something needs redoing?

What's included differs between clinics and cases — we tell you exactly what your estimate covers.

Paying for treatment

We accept cash and all UPI apps (GPay, PhonePe, Paytm). For treatment that runs over several visits, ask us about paying in stages.

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Frequently Asked Questions

On the day, yes. But a missing back tooth can let neighbouring teeth drift, and replacing it later usually costs more than a root canal and crown. We explain both options first.

Impacted wisdom teeth often need a small surgical procedure — the gum is opened and the tooth may be sectioned — which takes more time and skill than a simple extraction.

Yes. After examining the tooth and its X-ray we tell you whether it is simple or surgical and what it will cost, before we start.