Insurance & Pricing

Why it’s hard to quote online (for now)

Oral surgery pricing is highly individualized. Your total cost depends on the details of the procedure and the planning required. Common factors include:

• Complexity of the tooth extraction or procedure
• Whether additional procedures are needed (bone grafting, PRF, or sinus lifting)
• Sedation choices (local anesthesia, nitrous oxide, oral medication, IV sedation)
• Imaging requirements (2D x‑rays vs 3D CBCT)
• Insurance benefits (in‑network vs out‑of‑network; dental vs medical)

We’ll provide a clear estimate after evaluation. Once our fee schedule is finalized, we’ll publish more detailed ranges.

Dental insurance (in‑network vs out‑of‑network)

If we’re in‑network with your plan, benefits apply at contracted rates. If we’re out‑of‑network, you may still have coverage depending on your plan’s out‑of‑network benefits.

We can help you understand deductibles, co‑insurance, annual maximums, and when a predetermination is appropriate.

Medical insurance for oral surgery (when it may apply)

Some oral surgery care may be eligible for medical insurance rather than dental—depending on diagnosis and plan rules. Examples may include facial trauma, pathology/biopsy, jaw surgery, severe infections requiring broader medical evaluation, and select impacted tooth scenarios.

Out‑of‑network medical coverage

Even if we’re not “in‑network,” some medical plans reimburse out‑of‑network care. We can provide appropriate documentation and coding, and we can coordinate with your medical team if clearance is needed.

We do not guarantee coverage or reimbursements—final determination is made by your insurer.

Insurance list

In‑network plans: coming soon. Even if we’re not in your network, we may still be able to work with your benefits depending on your plan.