Georgia Cost GuideHow much does dental work cost in Georgia?
Real price ranges from Georgia dental practices' own websites, plus what goes into each price so you can read a treatment plan with confidence.
The short answer
We checked 892 Georgia dental office websites.
Single dental implant
$3,500 to $4,800+
Prices from 11 Georgia dental practices
Single dental implant: what goes into itDental crown
$1,150 to $1,400+
Prices from 5 Georgia dental practices
Dental crown: what goes into itNew-patient exam special
$65 to $130+
Prices from 5 Georgia dental practices
New-patient specials: what goes into itThese are typical ranges and estimates, not quotes. Your price depends on your mouth and the treatment your dentist plans, and the sections below explain what moves it. The dot marks the middle price, and a + means some businesses charge more. Where a treatment has no range, it's because we only show a price once enough Georgia businesses publish one.
Dental implants
A dental implant replaces a missing tooth, and the larger jobs replace a full set of teeth. The price depends heavily on what is bundled in, so read what each figure covers.
All-on-4 dental implants
$19,000 to $25,000+
Prices from 5 Georgia dental practices
All-on-4 dental implants: what goes into itFull-mouth dental implants
$36,000 to $42,300+
Prices from 6 Georgia dental practices
Full-mouth dental implants: what goes into itImplant-supported dentures
$7,550 to $14,000+
Prices from 5 Georgia dental practices
Implant-supported dentures: what goes into itWhat moves the price
- What the price covers
- Some offices quote the implant post, the connector piece on top of it and the crown as one package. Others price each part on its own, so a low first number can grow.
- Teeth being replaced
- Replacing more teeth means more implants or a bigger set of teeth on top, and the price climbs with it. A quote for one jaw costs less than the same work on both, so check which one the number covers.
- Work before the implant
- Pulling a tooth, bone grafting or sinus work is usually quoted on top of the implant itself, and a dentist decides who needs it.
- Materials
- The crown or tooth material and the implant parts used change the price.
- Scans and planning
- Some offices include X-rays, scans and surgical planning. Others bill them separately.
- Who places it
- A general dentist and a specialist, such as an oral surgeon or a periodontist, may price the same work differently.
- Sedation
- Sedation or general anesthesia is often billed apart from the implant.
Crowns and bridges
A crown fits over a damaged tooth. A bridge fills a gap with a replacement tooth anchored to the teeth beside it.
What moves the price
- Material
- Porcelain, zirconia, metal and layered options are priced differently, and front and back teeth often call for different choices.
- Size of the gap
- A bridge that spans a wider gap needs more replacement teeth, and each one adds to the price.
- Work before the crown
- A tooth that needs build-up or other treatment first costs more than one that is ready for a crown.
- In-house or outside lab
- Offices that make crowns on site and offices that send them to an outside lab set their prices differently.
- Temporary crown and extra visits
- Some quotes include a temporary crown and follow-up visits. Others list them as separate charges.
- Insurance
- A dental plan may pay part of a crown or bridge, so what you owe can differ from the office's full fee.
Teeth whitening and clear aligners
Whitening can be done in the dental office or with a kit from the office. Clear aligners use a series of clear trays instead of metal braces.
Teeth whitening
$360 to $580+
Prices from 6 Georgia dental practices
Teeth whitening: what goes into itClear aligners
$3,000 to $5,250+
Prices from 5 Georgia dental practices
Clear aligners: what goes into itWhat moves the price
- Whitening: in the chair or at home
- A take-home kit usually costs less than a treatment done in the dental chair, and offices price their own kits and treatments differently.
- Whitening: touch-ups
- Some offices sell refills or repeat treatments separately from the first one.
- Aligners: how much has to move
- A mouth that needs more movement takes more trays and more time, and the price goes up with it.
- Aligners: records and visits
- Scans, X-rays, check-in visits and the retainers that come afterward may be in the price or billed separately.
- Who provides it
- A general dentist and an orthodontist may price clear aligners differently, so it is fair to ask for more than one quote.
- Insurance and payment plans
- Coverage for these varies by plan. If an office offers monthly payments, ask whether they add interest or fees.
Checkups, exams and specials
Some Georgia offices advertise a flat price for a first visit, or for an exam with X-rays and a cleaning. A special covers a set list of services, so ask what falls outside it.
Exam, X-rays and cleaning special
$120 to $150+
Prices from 8 Georgia dental practices
New-patient specials: what goes into itEmergency exam and X-ray
$80 to $100+
Prices from 5 Georgia dental practices
Emergency dental exam: what goes into itWhat moves the price
- Who the special is for
- Some specials are offered only to new patients, or only to patients without insurance, and some end on a set date.
- Type of cleaning
- A routine cleaning costs less than a deeper cleaning. Which one you need is a call for the dentist or hygienist.
- X-rays
- A full set of X-rays costs more than a single targeted image, and some offices bill them apart from the exam.
- Emergency timing
- Same-day and after-hours visits can cost more, and treatment for the problem is usually quoted separately from the exam.
- Membership plans
- A membership plan is run by the office itself, mostly for patients without insurance. Ask whether the fee is monthly or yearly, what visits it covers and what discount it gives on other work.
- Insurance
- A dental plan may pay for part of a routine visit, so compare a special against what you would owe with your plan.
Tooth extraction
Pulling a tooth is priced by how involved it is. Surgical extractions are priced separately and usually cost more than the figure shown here.
Tooth extraction
$280 to $350+
Prices from 5 Georgia dental practices
Tooth extraction: what goes into itWhat moves the price
- Simple or surgical
- A tooth that has fully come in and can be lifted out is a simple extraction. A tooth that is broken off at the gum line, or that the dentist has to cut into the gum to reach, is surgical, and surgical extractions are priced separately and usually cost more. Your dentist decides which one applies.
- Wisdom teeth
- Impacted wisdom teeth are often quoted by an oral surgeon, and the price depends on how many are coming out and how they sit.
- Sedation
- Sedation or general anesthesia is often billed apart from the extraction itself.
- Bone graft
- A graft placed in the empty socket, often when an implant will follow, is typically priced as its own line.
- Exam and X-ray
- The visit to look at the tooth and take X-rays may be billed on top of the extraction.
- Who does it
- A general dentist and an oral surgeon price extractions differently.
Root canal
A root canal treats the inside of a tooth, and the price depends mainly on which tooth it is. Ask whether the crown that often follows is in the quote.
No Georgia range for this treatment yet. Here is what moves the price. Get a quote
What moves the price
- Which tooth
- Front teeth have fewer roots to treat than back teeth, so root canals on back teeth generally cost more.
- Dentist or specialist
- A general dentist and an endodontist (a root canal specialist) set their prices differently, and some offices refer harder cases out.
- The crown afterward
- A crown is often a separate fee from the root canal, so a quote for the root canal alone may not be the whole bill.
- Retreatment
- Treating a tooth that already had a root canal usually costs more than a first treatment.
- Exam and X-rays
- Many quotes add the exam and X-rays on top of the root canal.
What a dental treatment plan should list
Two treatment plans for the same mouth can look far apart until you line them up. Ask each office to put these in writing:
- Each procedure named on its own line, with its own price
- Which teeth the price covers, and whether it is one jaw or both
- For an implant, whether the post, the connector piece and the crown are in one number
- Any work needed first, such as an extraction or a bone graft, and what it costs
- X-rays, scans, exams and any consultation fee
- Sedation or anesthesia, and whether it costs extra
- What your insurance is expected to pay and what you would owe, and whether financing adds interest or fees
- What the office does if the work has to be redone
Where these numbers come from
We collect these prices with our own crawler, which reads the public websites of Georgia dental practices and follows each site's robots.txt rules. It has read 892 of their websites so far. Each range is the middle half of the prices and cost guides those businesses publish, collected September 2026. Where that middle half is a single price, we show it as "about" that price. A price list is what a business says it charges; a cost guide is a business's own estimate of what the treatment usually runs in Georgia. We check every figure against the page it came from, leave out national averages and prices from other states, and count a business only once, even if it has several websites. We never name the businesses behind a range. This page is written and published by Georgia SEO Company.
| Service | Businesses that post a price |
|---|---|
| Single dental implant | 11 (3 price lists, 8 cost guides) |
| All-on-4 dental implants | 5 (1 price list, 4 cost guides) |
| Full-mouth dental implants | 6 (1 price list, 5 cost guides) |
| Implant-supported dentures | 5 (all cost guides) |
| Dental crown | 5 (1 price list, 4 cost guides) |
| Dental bridge | 6 (all cost guides) |
| Teeth whitening | 6 (3 price lists, 3 cost guides) |
| Clear aligners | 5 (2 price lists, 3 cost guides) |
| New-patient exam special | 5 (all price lists) |
| Exam, X-rays and cleaning special | 8 (all price lists) |
| Emergency exam and X-ray | 5 (all price lists) |
| Tooth extraction | 5 (2 price lists, 3 cost guides) |
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