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Emergency Tooth Extraction in Bloomington, IN

Emergency Dental Bloomington starts every visit with a $250 emergency exam and X-ray. If you need a tooth out, the extraction is no more than $350 on top of that. Walk in or call ahead. No referral or appointment required.

Cost
$250 exam, then no more than $350
Exam first, then treatment
Availability
Address
3800 W Industrial BlvdBloomington, IN 47403
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What a visit costs in Bloomington

Every visit starts here
Emergency exam + X-ray$250

Required first. It's how we see what's going on and give you an exact price for anything else before we start.

Then, if you need it
Tooth ExtractionNo more than $350 per tooth
Root CanalNo more than $1,500 per tooth
Wisdom TeethNo more than $700 per tooth
Toothache & Infection TreatmentPriced after exam
Broken, Chipped & Cracked TeethPriced after exam
Knocked-Out Tooth (Avulsion)Priced after exam
Crowns & Lost RestorationsNo more than $1,500
Denture RepairPriced after exam

Signs a tooth may need to come out

What to expect at your visit

1
Exam & X-ray: we confirm extraction is the right call and rule out options like a root canal.
2
Numbing & removal: under local anesthesia, the tooth is gently loosened and removed.
3
Aftercare: we send you home with gauze, care instructions, and options for replacing the tooth if needed.

Extraction questions, answered

How much does an emergency tooth extraction cost in Bloomington?
The emergency exam and X-ray is $250. The extraction itself is no more than $350, and often less. We confirm your exact price after the exam, before any treatment begins.
Can I get a tooth pulled the same day in Bloomington?
Yes. We're open 7 days a week and perform extractions same-day, walk-in, with no referral required.
When does a tooth need to be extracted instead of saved?
Usually when it's broken below the gumline, too decayed or infected to restore, severely loose from gum disease, or blocking other teeth from coming in properly.
Does a tooth extraction hurt?
The extraction itself is done under local anesthesia and shouldn't hurt. Some soreness and swelling afterward is normal and manageable with OTC pain relievers.

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In pain right now?

Don't wait it out. Walk into our Bloomington office, or check in online to hold your place in line.

Call (812) 308-4490