Fees and insurance
Dental Costs in Edmonton, Explained
Every mouth is different, so we price your care after an exam and put it in writing first.
Three factors
What shapes the cost
- The tooth: front or back, and how many canals or surfaces
- Materials: crowns and some repairs include a lab fee
- Time: cleanings are billed in 15 minute units
How you can pay
Your coverage
- Insurance
- We can send a predetermination before treatment
- No insurance
- A written estimate, phased by priority
A written estimate before any treatment
We explain your options and their costs first. You decide.
FAQ
Cost questions
How much does a root canal cost in Edmonton?
It depends on the tooth and how many canals it has, and a crown is often a separate step. We give you a written estimate first.
How much does a crown cost?
A crown has a dentist fee plus a lab fee that varies with the material. You get a written estimate before treatment.
How much is a teeth cleaning?
Cleanings are billed in 15 minute units, so the cost depends on how much buildup there is.
How much does a filling cost?
It depends on how many surfaces of the tooth it covers. We confirm the cost before we start.
How much does Invisalign cost?
It is case based, so we price it after an assessment. Results vary.
Will my insurance cover it?
It depends on your plan. We can send a predetermination to your insurer before treatment, so you know what is covered first.
Dr. Rafael Bustamante is a general dentist. Alberta dentists set their own fees. The Alberta Dental Association fee guide is a suggested guide only. Our actual fees may vary based on your needs, and we confirm them in a written estimate before treatment.