Tooth Extraction Cost in Dubai 2026: Simple, Surgical & Wisdom Tooth Removal Prices
If your dentist has recommended removing a tooth, one of the first questions you may have is: how much does tooth extraction cost in Dubai?
At Jesh & Mikh Dental Clinic in Al Karama, a simple tooth extraction starts from AED 300, while a surgical tooth extraction starts from AED 700.
The exact price depends on how difficult the tooth is to remove, its position, whether it is broken or impacted, and whether additional procedures are required.
This guide explains the tooth removal price range, different types of extractions and the factors that can affect your final treatment cost.
Tooth Extraction Cost in Dubai at a Glance
| Tooth Extraction Treatment | Starting Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Simple Tooth Extraction | AED 300 | |
| Surgical Tooth Extraction | AED 700 | |
| Retained Root Removal | AED 800 | |
| Socket Preservation Graft | AED 1,200 | |
| Sedation, if required | AED 800 |
How Much Does Teeth Removal Cost in Dubai?
The cost of teeth removal in Dubai usually depends on whether the tooth can be removed with a simple extraction or requires surgery.
A straightforward extraction is generally less expensive because the tooth is fully visible above the gum and can usually be removed without making an incision.
Surgical extraction costs more because additional steps may be required to access and remove the tooth.
At Jesh & Mikh Dental Clinic:
Simple tooth extraction: From AED 300
Surgical tooth extraction: From AED 700
A dental examination and X-ray may be recommended before the extraction to determine which procedure is suitable.Tooth Extraction in Dubai
Simple Tooth Extraction Cost in Dubai
A simple extraction may be suitable when the tooth is:
*Fully erupted
*Clearly visible above the gum
*Accessible with standard dental instruments
*Not significantly fractured below the gum line
A simple tooth extraction starts from AED 300.
The dentist normally numbs the area using local anaesthesia before gently loosening and removing the tooth.
Simple extractions are commonly performed for:
*Severely decayed teeth
*Loose teeth
*Teeth damaged beyond repair
*Some baby teeth
*Teeth being removed before orthodontic treatment