When a tooth cannot be maintained or another treatment is not appropriate, an extraction may be recommended. That decision is based on an individual examination and a conversation about the tooth, your symptoms, and your broader oral-health needs. We will explain the reason for the recommendation and the available next steps before you decide how to proceed.
$375 simple tooth extraction offer
Self-pay price: $375 per qualifying tooth. This includes the clinical exam and X-rays the dentist considers necessary to evaluate the tooth.
Simple extractions only. Dentist confirms eligibility; surgical or complex extractions excluded.
Clean Smiles Dental is a Houston family dental office, and new self-pay patients are welcome.
A dentist will determine whether the tooth qualifies as a simple extraction. Surgical or complex extractions are not included and will be quoted separately. If the tooth does not qualify—or you decide not to proceed—the exam and necessary X-rays remain free. Medication, sedation, bone grafting, and other treatment are separate if needed. No weekend appointment surcharge applies to this promotion. This offer is ongoing until changed.
When an extraction may be discussed
Severe damage, extensive decay, infection, crowding, or a tooth that cannot be predictably restored can lead to a conversation about extraction. Each situation is different. Your dentist will examine the area and explain whether keeping the tooth, treating it differently, or removing it should be considered.
Knowing what to expect
Before treatment, we will review the planned procedure, aftercare instructions, and costs. You can ask questions about comfort, timing, and how the area may be cared for afterward. If replacement options are relevant, we can explain them as part of the treatment discussion.
Planning for the future of your smile
Removing a tooth can raise questions about appearance, chewing, and nearby teeth. Depending on your needs, your dentist may discuss ways to replace a missing tooth or may recommend monitoring the area. The right plan depends on your mouth and your treatment goals.
Related restorative services
Patients may also want to learn about dental bridges or partial dentures. For urgent concerns, see emergency dentistry.
