How Much Does a Tooth Extraction Cost With Insurance?
Simple extractions cost $75-$300; surgical extractions $225-$600+. Insurance covers 50-80% of the allowed amount once waiting periods are met.
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Simple extractions cost $75-$300; surgical extractions $225-$600+. Insurance covers 50-80% of the allowed amount once waiting periods are met.
100/80/50 means full preventive coverage, 70-80% for basic care, and 50% for major work. Here is how the percentages work with deductibles and annual maximums.
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