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Tooth extraction

A simple extraction is Band 2 on the NHS. Surgical and wisdom-tooth removals cost far more privately and vary hugely.

£150median NHS/list
£77lowest
£210highest
2.7×spread

Every price we track (hover a dot)

List price
£69£118£168£218median £150NHSPrivate
YearRegionProviderWhat it wasListPaidSrc
2026EnglandNHSNHS Band 2 (extraction)£77NHS bandsource
2026UKPrivateTooth extraction (per tooth)£149source
2026England (multi-site)PrivateTooth extractionExtraction per tooth; surgical extraction £335£149source
2026LondonPrivateTooth extraction (simple)Surgical £250-480£150source
2026ManchesterPrivateTooth extraction£150source
2026KentPrivateTooth extractionDental extraction, from£198source
2026LondonPrivateTooth extractionEmergency from £250£210source

Common questions

How much does extraction cost in the UK?

Across 7 real UK prices, the median is £150, with prices from £77 to £210. That spans fixed NHS band charges and private fees, so where you go changes the figure a lot.

Is extraction cheaper on the NHS?

Almost always, where it is available on the NHS. NHS dental care is charged in fixed bands (Band 1 £27.90, Band 2 £76.60, Band 3 £332.10 in England from April 2026), while the same work privately is set by each practice and usually far higher.

Why do private extraction prices vary so much?

Private fees are not regulated, so they reflect the practice's location, the materials used, and whether a specialist is involved. Comparing a few practices, and checking what is available on the NHS first, is worth it.

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Methodology: prices here are fixed NHS band charges, published private fees, and bills people reported in public posts or submitted directly. Each row says which it is, with a link to the source where one exists. We never estimate and no sponsor can touch a number. Spot an error? Tell us and we'll fix or remove it fast.