How much does a dog tooth extraction cost?
$30–$110 per simple extraction (complex cases average $1,160)
Owner bills for simple dog extractions run $30–$110, while VetTally's reports average $1,160 because they include multiple or surgical extractions.
Last updated: October 2026 · US prices · 3 sources · see sources
The breakdown
| Item | Typical US price |
|---|---|
| Dog Tooth Extraction: typical owner bill (10 bills) | $30–$110 [1] |
| Average of 29 reports | $1,160 (range $400–$1,800) [2] |
| Dog dental bills shared by owners | $700–$1,350 [3] |
Figures come from the sources below and each measures something slightly different (published prices, owner bills or planning budgets). Your vet's or provider's estimate is what counts.
It depends on
- How many teeth and which ones
- Simple vs. surgical extraction
- Anesthesia and X-rays
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How much does a dog tooth extraction cost?
$30–$110 per simple extraction (complex cases average $1,160). Owner bills for simple dog extractions run $30–$110, while VetTally's reports average $1,160 because they include multiple or surgical extractions.
What affects how much a dog tooth extraction cost?
It depends on: how many teeth and which ones; simple vs. surgical extraction; anesthesia and X-rays.
What is the typical price for: Dog Tooth Extraction: typical owner bill (10 bills)?
$30–$110.
What is the typical price for: Average of 29 reports?
$1,160 (range $400–$1,800).
What is the typical price for: Dog dental bills shared by owners?
$700–$1,350.
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