Looking for tooth extraction in Liverpool? Compare 129 dentists offering this treatment, read reviews and check prices.
HelpDental shows live availability and prices side by side for tooth extraction across every practice in Liverpool. Average UK cost for tooth extraction runs £75 to £300, but the figure that matters is the price at the practice you actually want to book. Right now, 35 practices in Liverpool list a price for this treatment, ranging from £24 to £626 (median £163). We pull pricing from each practice's own published fee guide, so you can compare like for like before you book. Scroll down to see the 129 practices in Liverpool, with ratings, reviews, and the option to book online or enquire by message.
35 practices have published a price for tooth extraction. Practices below are sorted by rating.
Tooth extraction in Liverpool typically costs between £75 and £300, depending on the complexity of the extraction. Simple extractions are at the lower end, while surgical extractions for impacted teeth cost more. Additional procedures like bone grafting for future implants will increase the cost.
Tooth Extraction in Liverpool costs between £24 and £626, with a median price of £163. Prices are based on real data from local dental practices.
There are 129 dental practices in Liverpool. Look for practices with good Google reviews, CQC registration, and transparent pricing. HelpDental lets you compare prices and book online.
Some dental treatments are available on the NHS at reduced cost. NHS dental charges are banded: Band 1 (£27.90), Band 2 (£76.60), and Band 3 (£332.10). Contact practices in Liverpool to check NHS availability.
20 to 40 minutes for a simple extraction. Healing takes 1 to 2 weeks.
Tooth Extraction is widely available on the NHS in Liverpool. NHS charges are banded: Band 1 (£27.90) covers a checkup and basic cleaning, Band 2 (£76.60) covers fillings and extractions, Band 3 (£332.10) covers crowns and dentures. Of 129 practices in Liverpool, 36 accept NHS patients.
Root canal saves the tooth and costs £400 to £900 plus a crown. Extraction removes the tooth and costs £75 to £300, but leaves a gap that may need a bridge or implant later. Saving the tooth with root canal is usually the better long-term option.
Tooth extraction may be recommended when a tooth is severely damaged by decay or trauma beyond repair, for overcrowding before orthodontic treatment, for wisdom teeth causing problems, or for teeth affected by severe gum disease. The goal is always to preserve natural teeth when possible, but sometimes extraction is the best option for oral health.
How it works: Consultation and X-ray examination. Local anaesthetic administration. Gentle loosening of tooth with dental instruments. Careful tooth removal. Wound cleaning and gauze placement. Post-extraction care instructions given.
Before recommending extraction, dentists will explore all conservative options. Root canal treatment can save severely infected teeth. Large fillings or crowns might restore badly decayed teeth. For orthodontic cases, alternative treatments like tooth reshaping or different movement techniques might eliminate the need for extraction.
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