Tooth extraction in Bristol, PA planned for comfort, timing, and a clear next step
Alpha Dental Excellence is 6.4 miles from Bristol, about 12 minutes by measured drive from 240 Middletown Blvd in Langhorne. Four dentists, same-day emergency slots, and in-house sedation help make urgent care easier to manage.




Dr. Arpan Nalin Patel is the owner dentist at Alpha Dental Excellence in Langhorne, PA. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of the Pacific and his Doctor of Dental Medicine from the University of Pennsylvania in 2004, then joined his father's practice, where one-on-one mentorship had him performing advanced cosmetic, restorative and surgical cases early in his career. In 2008 he completed a dental implantology program. He has more than 22 years in practice, has placed more than 12,000 implants, and brought the Yomi robotic implant system to the practice.
Tooth extraction Bristol PA is a short local drive from Bristol to our Langhorne office in Bucks County. Alpha Dental Excellence keeps same-day emergency slots open, offers oral and IV sedation in house, and has treated 27,000+ patients since 2004. Call (215) 750-2222
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What does tooth extraction cost in Bristol, PA?
| Option | Cost range | Visits or timeline | How long it lasts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tooth extraction | Quoted after the examination | Usually 1 visit, with follow-up if needed | Permanent for that tooth, replacement may be needed |
| Root canal | $600 to $1,500 including the crown | Usually 2 visits plus restoration | Long-term treatment for a tooth that can be saved |
| Crown | $1,000 to $2,000 per tooth | Usually 2 visits | 15 to 25 years |
| Implant | $3,500 to $6,000 each | Multiple visits over several months | 25+ years |
Prices shown are estimates for planning only and are not a quote. Every case differs, and your fee is confirmed in writing after an examination and scan. See the cost calculator for an early indication.
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Can Bristol patients get seen quickly for pain?
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Need a fast answer on a painful tooth?
Call Alpha Dental Excellence at (215) 750-2222. The team can review your symptoms, explain whether extraction is likely, and try to fit you into a same-day emergency slot.
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Frequently asked questions about tooth extraction in Bristol, PA
It is 6.4 miles away, about 12 minutes by measured driving route from 240 Middletown Blvd in Langhorne. That makes it a short Bucks County trip for Bristol patients.
No published price exists for tooth extraction, so the cost is confirmed after the examination. The dentist has to see the tooth, the roots, and the surrounding bone first.
If the tooth can be saved, a root canal may be an option. That treatment has a published estimate of $600 to $1,500 including the crown.
Yes, interest-free payment plans run 12 to 24 months. A $15,000 case is about $625 to $1,250 a month, depending on the plan length.
Yes, oral and IV sedation are available in house. The sedation consultation is complimentary, a $574 value, and includes a CBCT scan and a panoramic X-ray.
Same-day emergency slots are kept open daily. If you have swelling, sharp pain, or a broken tooth, calling early gives the team the best chance to fit you in.
Four dentists work at the same address. Dr. Arpan Nalin Patel, DMD, is the owner dentist and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2004.
Bristol is close to Langhorne, Fairless Hills, Newtown, Holland, and Bensalem. Many patients from those Bucks County towns can make the trip without much planning.
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Alpha Dental Excellence, 240 Middletown Blvd, Suite 100, Langhorne, PA 19047. Serving Bucks County and the Greater Philadelphia region.
Book a Bristol tooth extraction consult today
If your tooth hurts, wait times matter less than getting the right exam. Call (215) 750-2222 to ask about same-day emergency care, sedation, and the next step.
