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The cost of wisdom teeth extraction can vary depending on the procedureâs degree of difficulty: If the tooth has fully emerged from the gum and has simple roots it will require a local anesthetic and removal will cost about $75-$200 per tooth.
To extract a single wisdom tooth, depending on procedure complexity, tooth position and where you live in the country, insured people might pay from $300 to $600 on average per tooth, says Jay Friedman, a general dentist and consultant in Los Angeles who analyzed a survey of fees in 2013 from the American Dental Assn.