Fees and Dental Insurance
Have No Insurance?
We understand that the cost of dental care matters! We are in-network with most major insurances AND offer affordable, transparent pricing for patients with no insurance.
Don’t have dental insurance? It’s becoming more common to forgo dental insurance plans especially when an employer doesn’t offer them. Individual plans can be costly, and often, won’t even cover the treatments and procedures you need. You want to invest in your oral health, but you don’t want to get ripped off. This is why we make our service fees transparent. You’ll know exactly what to expect for any treatment you need. Below you’ll find the prices for our most common services. If you have questions about the cost of something specific, give us a call or send us a message.
Preventive Dentistry
Restorative Dentistry
Emergency Dentistry
New Patient Exam, Cleaning, X-rays: $150
Returning Patient Exam & Cleaning: $186
Annual X-rays: $85
Sealant: $60
Exam & X-rays: $88
Extraction: $250
Pulpal Debridement: $300
Root Canals will be referred to a specialist.
DO YOU HAVE OHP, KAISER, OR PROVIDENCE?
Unfortunately we are out-of-network with these insurances. We can still see you, but you will be responsible for 100% of the fees.
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HAVE INSURANCE? THIS IMPACTS THE COST OF DENTAL CARE!
Dental insurance provides a discount on dental treatment. This makes the cost of dental care more affordable. We are in-network with most major insurance plans. We are NOT in-network with Kaiser or the Oregon Health Plan (OHP). We provide a complimentary benefits check before your appointment so that we can accurately inform you how your insurance will work in our office. If you would like us to check your benefits, please give us a call or send us an email with the subscriber’s name and date of birth, insurance carrier, and ID number or social security number.
This list is not comprehensive, but we are in-network and have patients with the following insurance carriers:
DID YOU KNOW…
Dental insurance is no longer insurance. It is assistance, and only exists because it has become a traditional benefit.
