Factors that can affect the price
- Material used (composite, glass ionomer, amalgam)
- Number of surfaces on the tooth
- Size and location of the cavity
- Whether the tooth requires additional preparation
- Whether imaging is needed
Insurance considerations
- Coverage varies by plan and by material
- Annual maximums may apply
- Pre-treatment estimates can help
- Contact the dental office to confirm what your plan covers
How to get a personalized estimate
A dentist typically provides a written estimate after examining the tooth. Contact the office directly for the most accurate figure for your situation.
Related resources
Talk with a dentist about your situation
Call (432) 999-4078 or use the appointment-request form to discuss your options with the practice. Submitting a request does not guarantee an appointment; the office will follow up to confirm availability.
Frequently asked questions
This information is provided for general educational purposes and is not a diagnosis or a substitute for an examination by a qualified dental professional. Individual causes, symptoms, treatment options and recovery can vary.