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Extraction of Erupted Tooth

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CDT D7140 Oral Surgery · typical chair time: 30 min

About extraction of erupted tooth

What it is: Routine extraction of an erupted tooth

What it costs: The national private-market average is $209 based on the ADA Health Policy Institute Survey of Dental Fees (2024). State variation pushes this between $184 (lowest cost-of-living states) and $250 (highest). State Medicaid programs that cover extraction of erupted tooth for adults reimburse an average of $90 (range $61–$143 across the 40 covering states). The highest-paying Medicaid programs are Alaska ($143), New York ($133), District of Columbia ($128), worth checking if you're comparing states for Medicaid access to this procedure.

$209
National avg. private cost
$90
Avg. Medicaid reimbursement
(across covering states)
40/51
States covering this procedure
36%
Max state spread (private)
New York$250District of Columbia$248California$242Hawaii$242New Jersey$242Massachusetts$236Maryland$235Washington$234Connecticut$233Alaska$225
Top 10 states: Extraction of Erupted Tooth private cost vs national average

Extraction of Erupted Tooth cost by state

State Medicaid fee Private estimate
Alaska $143 $225
New York $133 $250
District of Columbia $128 $248
Minnesota $125 $214
Hawaii $119 $242
Connecticut $116 $233
North Dakota $116 $196
Massachusetts $113 $236
Washington $106 $234
California $104 $242
New Jersey $104 $242
Maryland $103 $235
Oregon $103 $218
Vermont $102 $213
Iowa $95 $193
Virginia $95 $217
Wyoming $95 $203
Rhode Island $92 $214
New Hampshire $90 $224
Montana $85 $200
Wisconsin $85 $204
Colorado $83 $219
Michigan $83 $202
Maine $81 $212
Nebraska $80 $195
North Carolina $77 $197
Illinois $76 $213
Nevada $76 $212
New Mexico $74 $197
Utah $74 $206
Kentucky $71 $190
Louisiana $70 $195
Ohio $70 $195
Idaho $69 $200
Missouri $65 $195
Pennsylvania $65 $208
Arkansas $64 $187
Indiana $64 $194
South Carolina $62 $195
West Virginia $61 $187
Delaware – $214
Florida – $212
Arizona – $206
Texas – $206
Georgia – $197
Kansas – $193
Tennessee – $193
Oklahoma – $191
South Dakota – $189
Alabama – $185
Mississippi – $184

Analysis: how to think about extraction of erupted tooth costs

The oral surgery category spread for extraction of erupted tooth (CDT D7140) runs 36% between the cheapest and priciest states in our 2024 dataset, and cost of living explains most of that gap, not procedure difficulty.

40 of 50 states reimburse adult Medicaid patients for this code, averaging $90 (about 43% of the private rate). Practices in the other 10 states have no Medicaid fee schedule entry for D7140, which is part of why Medicaid-accepting providers can be scarce for this procedure. Related: finding affordable dental care.

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Source: ADA HPI Survey of Dental Fees (2024).

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Source: ADA HPI Survey of Dental Fees (2024). State Medicaid fee schedules (2026 Q1). Estimates, not quotes, see our disclaimer.

Frequently asked questions

How much does extraction of erupted tooth cost in the United States?
The national private-market average for extraction of erupted tooth (CDT D7140) is approximately $209 based on the ADA Health Policy Institute Survey of Dental Fees (2024). State variation runs from $184 (lowest cost-of-living states) to $250 (highest).
Does Medicaid cover extraction of erupted tooth?
40 state Medicaid programs cover extraction of erupted tooth for adults, with average reimbursement of $90 (range $61-$143). Coverage varies by state, see the per-state table on this page.
Data compiled and verified by the PlainDentalCost team.