Office Fees

Understanding Your Treatment Cost

Why Prices Sometimes Appear as a Range

You may have noticed that several treatments on this page, such as crowns, root canals, and orthodontic care, are listed as a price range rather than a single flat fee. That is intentional and reflects how dentistry actually works. A root canal on a tooth with one canal costs less to treat than one with three or four canals. A crown built after a core buildup involves an extra step compared to a crown placed on a tooth with enough natural structure remaining.

We never want you to be surprised by a bill, so our doctors always walk you through the specifics of your diagnosis, the exact procedure code that applies, and where your cost will fall within the published range, before any work begins. If you are weighing several treatment paths, ask us to write out the cost of each option side by side.

• Clear written estimates: you will receive an itemized estimate before any restorative, surgical, or cosmetic procedure begins.
• No surprise add-ons: any change in scope, such as an additional canal found mid-root canal, is discussed with you first.
• Insurance pre-checks: we verify your benefits ahead of elective work so you know your out-of-pocket responsibility in advance.
• Membership savings: patients without insurance can lower nearly every fee on this page through our membership plan.