Medical Costs

In the U.S., a single tooth removal typically runs $90–$600+, with higher fees for surgical or impacted cases.

In the U.S., a single-tooth implant without dental coverage usually lands around $3,100–$5,800 including the abutment and crown.

Expect $800–$2,500 per tooth for a dental crown without insurance, with material, prep work, and location driving the final bill.

In the U.S., root canal therapy typically ranges from $700–$1,800, and a crown can add $800–$2,000 to the total.

In the U.S., a single filling typically runs $100–$450 for tooth-colored resin and $80–$300 for silver amalgam, before extras.

Dental bonding in the U.S. commonly runs $200–$600 per tooth, with totals shaped by case complexity, location, and your dentist.

In the U.S., a single-tooth filling typically runs $150–$450 without insurance, with material, tooth, and surfaces driving the price.

In the U.S., repairing a chipped tooth runs $150–$2,500+, based on damage, material, and whether bonding, a crown, veneer, or root canal is needed.

Broken tooth repair runs from about $100 for minor bonding to $7,000+ when replacement with an implant is needed.

In the U.S., trauma counseling often runs $65–$250 per session before insurance, with wide swings by location, format, and credentials.