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These are the actual fees for the most common procedures in the practice. We are fee-for-service: insurance is welcome and we provide everything you need to file for reimbursement, but we do not contract with networks and we do not adjust the schedule for individual patients.
Comprehensive new-patient examination
$325
Includes ninety-minute appointment, full intraoral photography, digital x-rays, periodontal charting, doctor consultation, and written treatment plan.
Routine hygiene appointment
$175
Forty-five to sixty minutes with a hygienist. For patients without active periodontal disease.
Periodontal maintenance
$245
For patients with a history of treated periodontal disease who are on a recurring three- or four-month interval.
Periodic recall examination
$95
Recurring six-month examination for established patients.
Composite filling — single surface
$285
Composite filling — two-surface
$385
Composite filling — three or more surfaces
$465
Porcelain inlay or onlay (CEREC)
$1,250
Same-day, milled in-house in lithium disilicate.
Crown — CEREC same-day
$1,650
Lithium disilicate, milled in-house, seated same appointment.
Crown — laboratory-fabricated
$1,850
For cases that require an outside lab. Two appointments, two-week interval.
Porcelain veneer — per tooth
$1,950
Includes digital smile design, wax-up, mock-up, preparation, and seating.
Cosmetic bonding — per tooth
$485
In-office professional whitening
$625
Custom take-home whitening trays
$385
Smile design consultation
$325
Credited toward treatment if the case proceeds.
Invisalign — comprehensive case
$5,800
Full-arch or full-mouth correction. Includes diagnostic records, all aligner trays, and refinement aligners as needed.
Invisalign — limited case
$3,400
For shorter cases addressing minor crowding or spacing in a single arch.
Implant-supported crown
$2,800
The restorative portion only. Surgical placement of the implant is referred and billed separately by the surgical specialist.
Implant-supported bridge — per unit
$2,400
Full-mouth rehabilitation
$28,000 – $85,000
Range reflects the wide variation between cases. Quoted individually after diagnostic phase.
Full-arch implant prosthetic
Quoted individually
Coordinated with a surgical specialist. Treatment plan and total cost provided after the diagnostic phase.
Fees are reviewed annually. Larger cases are quoted individually and provided in writing before treatment begins. Payment is due at the time of service; we accept cash, check, and credit cards, and we offer outside financing through CareCredit and Cherry for larger cases.