Is a molar root canal more expensive than a front-tooth root canal?

Typically yes, because molars have more canals and are more complex.

Does insurance cover root canals?

Most plans provide partial coverage. Confirm details with your insurer or office.

Is a root canal cheaper than an implant?

In many cases, saving a natural tooth with a root canal and crown costs less than removing it and replacing it with an implant. A dentist can compare options for your case.

Cost Guide

Cost of a Root Canal

Root canal fees vary by the tooth involved and the complexity of the case. This page reviews common variables.

Factors that can affect the price

Tooth location (front tooth, premolar, molar)
Number of canals
Whether a specialist (endodontist) is involved
Whether a crown or other restoration follows
Whether imaging or retreatment is needed

Insurance considerations

Most plans cover part of root canal treatment
Coverage for the restoration afterward may differ
Pre-treatment estimates help avoid surprises

How to get a personalized estimate

An examination and images typically inform an accurate estimate. Contact the office for details specific to your tooth.

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