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Compare family dentists, orthodontists, oral surgeons and other dental offices in large US cities, with what each one treats and, where it publishes them, its prices.
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Typical prices for dentists in the United States
From the prices 43 clinics in the United States publish, checked on November 9, 2026.
- First visitUsually $99 to $218 · 16 clinics$127typical
- Dental cleaningUsually $75 to $175 · 11 clinics$99typical
- Filling
SmileHQ charges $300 for a filling.
- Root canal
Wicker Park Dental Group charges $700 for a root canal.
- Extraction
An extraction costs $150 at Center for Implant Dentistry, San Francisco, $200 at Wicker Park Dental Group, $276 at SeaCliff Dental, and $266–391 at Springs Family Dental.
- Dental implantUsually $4,124 to $9,499 · 10 clinics$5,650typical
Why an office sits where it does
An office that does this kind of treatment every week ranks above one that offers it now and then. Patient feedback built up over years counts for more than a burst of recent praise, and offices that spell out their treatments, fees and accepted insurance get credit for it. Paid placements always carry a Pro or Top label.
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