Payment options
With insurance or without, we’ll help you find a way to pay that fits your budget. You’ll always get an estimate before treatment.
Most patients use one of these, and some combine them. We’re happy to talk through which fits best.
Best if you have a PPO plan
We’re in network with most major PPO plans and bill them for you.
Check your insurance →Best without insurance
A yearly plan that covers your routine care and saves you money on other treatment. It isn’t insurance.
Ask about the plan →Best for bigger treatment
Spread the cost of treatment over time. Ask which payment plans and financing options are available.
Ask about plans →Best for pre-tax savings
Use your HSA or FSA card for eligible dental care, like exams, cleanings and fillings.
At your visit, we take credit and debit cards and HSA and FSA cards.
Estimated prices if you’re paying on your own. You’ll get an estimate for your own treatment before anything is done.
Service
Estimated cost
First dental exam
$375
Filling
$113–$400
Non-surgical periodontal treatment
$175–$298
Emergency exam
$215
Costs vary with the materials you choose and how involved your treatment is.
Book a visitNo. Plenty of our patients pay on their own. We’ll give you an estimate before treatment and help you find a way to pay that works for you.
It’s a yearly plan for patients without insurance. It covers your routine care and gives you savings on other treatment. It isn’t insurance. Ask us for current pricing and what’s included.
For larger treatment, yes. Ask our team which payment plans and financing options are available, and we’ll help you choose.
Yes. You can use your HSA or FSA card for eligible dental care, like exams, cleanings and fillings.
Your share is usually due at your visit. If you’re using insurance, we’ll bill your plan and send you any balance that’s left.
Estimates are based on your benefits when we check them. Your deductible, yearly maximum and what your plan decides to pay can change your final cost.
Call us or ask at your visit. We’ll go over your treatment and what it should cost before anything is done.
