Dental Prices in Dickinson, TX
Our published self-pay prices for new patient visits, root canals, crowns, bridges and dentures. Everything else gets a written estimate before treatment.
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A new patient limited exam with a panoramic X-ray is $49, a comprehensive exam with X-rays is $99, and a comprehensive exam with X-rays and a basic cleaning is $179. Crowns start at $1,199, 3-unit bridges at $3,499, and full or partial dentures at $1,399.
Root canals start at $899. For any other treatment, we give you a written estimate before we begin, so you know the cost first.
What are your published self-pay prices?
| Treatment | Self-pay price | Learn more |
|---|---|---|
| New patient limited exam + panoramic X-ray | $49 | Emergency visits |
| New patient comprehensive exam + panoramic + intraoral X-rays | $99 | Exams and cleanings |
| Comprehensive exam + X-rays + basic cleaning (new patient) | $179 | Exams and cleanings |
| Root canal | Starting at $899 | Root canal therapy |
| Crown | Starting at $1,199 | Dental crowns |
| 3-unit bridge | Starting at $3,499 | Dental bridges |
| Full denture | Starting at $1,399 per arch | Dentures |
| Partial denture | Starting at $1,399 | Dentures |
| Invisalign® special (includes retainers) | $3,229 | Invisalign® |
New patient exams include a panoramic X-ray.
Why do some prices say “starting at”?
The cost of a root canal depends mostly on the tooth. Front teeth usually have one canal, while molars have several, which takes more time. The dentist checks the tooth and X-rays and gives you the exact price before starting. Most teeth that have a root canal also need a crown afterward. Crown, bridge and denture prices are starting prices too, because the tooth, the lab work and any buildup needed can change the cost. You get the exact price in writing first.
What about treatments not listed here?
Deep cleanings, extractions, fillings, whitening, veneers, implants, night guards and other treatment are priced after an exam, because the cost depends on what you need. You get a written estimate before any treatment begins. Things that change the cost include:
- How many teeth or areas are involved
- How complex the tooth is (for example, a molar or a tooth with a curved root)
- Lab work, such as for crowns, bridges, dentures and night guards
- Whether other treatment needs to come first, such as treating gum disease
How do insurance and financing work with these prices?
The prices above are self-pay prices. If you have a PPO plan, Medicaid or CHIP, or a Medicare plan with dental benefits, we check your coverage before your visit and your estimate shows what insurance is expected to pay. We work with plans from MetLife, Cigna, Aetna, Guardian, Humana, Lincoln Financial, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Delta Dental, UnitedHealthcare and more. See insurance we accept for details.
We accept Cherry, Sunbit and CareCredit for patient financing (see financing options), and you can use an FSA or HSA card for dental treatment. Financing approval and terms are set by each lender, not by our office.
When to call us
Call (281) 337-9000 if you want a price for something not on this list, if you have a toothache and want to know what a visit will cost, or if you need help choosing between treatment options. We’re open Monday–Thursday 8am–5pm and Friday 9am–2pm.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do new patient prices include X-rays?
Yes. The $49 limited exam includes a panoramic X-ray. The $99 comprehensive exam includes a panoramic X-ray and intraoral X-rays. The $179 visit adds a basic cleaning.
Is a deep cleaning included in the $179 visit?
No. The $179 visit includes a basic cleaning. If you have gum disease and need scaling and root planing, we give you a written estimate first.
Do crown and bridge prices include both visits?
The crown and bridge prices cover the treatment itself. Most crowns are completed within 1 to 3 days, so you aren’t left waiting weeks with a temporary.
Can I get an estimate before I book?
We can explain what affects the cost by phone, but an exact estimate needs an exam. After the exam, you get a written estimate before treatment.