Rock Hill, SC and Charlotte, NC
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Typical cost, no insurance*
$348to$850
New patient exam and cleaning
Piedmont Dental, Rock HillExact published fee, no insurance
$437
In the lower half of the typical national range. Pricing partner: Piedmont Dental.
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Exact fee from this office
Piedmont Dental, Rock Hill, SC
$437
Exact published fee, standard, no insurance, as of Nov 10, 2026.
Pricing partner: Piedmont Dental. The typical range is national and does not include this fee.
How this compares: Piedmont Dental's $437 is in the lower half of the typical national range ($348 to $850).
*Typical cost without insurance: national no-insurance figures from Authority Dental and NewMouth, read Nov 12, 2026. Low end = lowest stated average; insurer averages are not used. Not a quote from any office.
Each fee is for one procedure on one tooth, not the whole visit. An exam comes first, and whatever the tooth needs after that, a filling, an extraction, a crown, is its own line. The fee can also move with what the dentist finds once they are looking at the tooth: a cavity that looked small on the x-ray can need a bigger filling, and an extraction that looked simple can turn surgical. Treat this as a starting point. The exact number for your visit is confirmed before any treatment starts.
The main four
Typical national cost, from the lowest national average up to the highest national figure, with Piedmont Dental's exact fee for the same work.
Piedmont Dental: $437Lower half of the range
Piedmont Dental: $260Lower half of the range
Piedmont Dental: $1,950Within the range
Piedmont Dental: $5,300Lower half of the range
Bigger work
Each one has its own cost page with the national sources in a table. Tap one to read it.
A post, an abutment and a crown. Many offices bill the two halves apart.
Typical, national$4,000 to $7,000
A full set for one arch, upper or lower.
Typical, national$1,800 to $4,000
Removing a wisdom tooth, priced per tooth.
Typical, national$140 to $1,100
Take-home trays or one visit in the chair.
Typical, national$100 to $600Pricing partner
Piedmont Dental in Rock Hill, SC puts its standard fee for each service on its own fee page, with no insurance and no "starting at." This site shows each of those fees beside the typical national range, so you can see where one real office lands before you call anyone.
What these numbers do and do not includeEach fee is for one procedure on one tooth, not the whole visit. An exam comes first, and whatever the tooth needs after that, a filling, an extraction, a crown, is its own line. The fee can also move with what the dentist finds once they are looking at the tooth: a cavity that looked small on the x-ray can need a bigger filling, and an extraction that looked simple can turn surgical. Treat this as a starting point. The exact number for your visit is confirmed before any treatment starts.
| Service | Piedmont Dental | Typical, national | Compared |
|---|---|---|---|
| New patient exam with X-rays | $310 | $250 to $600 | Lower half of the range |
| Adult cleaning | $127 | $98 to $250 | Lower half of the range |
| Filling, one surface | $260 per tooth | $150 to $400 | Lower half of the range |
| Filling, two or three surfaces | $330 to $480 per tooth | $200 to $600 | Within the range |
| Simple extraction | $275 per tooth | $130 to $500 | Lower half of the range |
| Surgical extraction | $400 to $660 per tooth | $300 to $1,100 | Lower half of the range |
| Wisdom tooth extraction | $400 to $660 per tooth | $140 to $1,100 | Lower half of the range |
| Dental crown | $1,950 per tooth | $1,100 to $2,500 | Within the range |
| Take-home whitening with custom trays | $400 | $100 to $600 | Within the range |
| Emergency exam with X-ray | $182 | $50 to $250 | Within the range |
| Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) | $186 | $90 to $150 | Above the national figures |
| IV sedation | $825 | $500 to $1,200 | Lower half of the range |
| Dental implant, complete | $5,300 per implant | $4,000 to $7,000 | Lower half of the range |
| Complete denture | $2,500 per arch | $1,800 to $4,000 | Lower half of the range |
| Whitening gel refill | $46 | No sourced range yet | No sourced range yet |
| PRF added to the surgical site | $195 | No sourced range yet | No sourced range yet |
Piedmont Dental's fees are its standard fees with no insurance, as of Nov 10, 2026, from its own fee page. The typical range is national, from Authority Dental, NewMouth, Dentaly.org and GoodRx, read Nov 12, 2026, and does not include the partner's fees.
Sources
Every typical range runs from the lowest national average up to the highest national figure, each end footnoted to its source and date. No 'starting at' prices, survey minimums or specials. Nothing is rounded, and no figure is made up.
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National figures66
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Exact fees18
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The typical ranges are national, so they read the same anywhere. The exact fees come from one office in Rock Hill, SC.
The partner office is here
Piedmont Dental publishes its exact fees from Rock Hill, at 1562 Constitution Blvd #101.
National ranges, one exact fee
The nearest office that publishes exact fees for this calculator is Piedmont Dental in Rock Hill, SC.
Questions
$4,000 to $7,000 per implant is the typical cost without insurance, from the lowest stated national average up to the highest stated figure, published by AAID (American Academy of Implant Dentistry), Authority Dental, Dentaly.org, Forbes Health, GoodRx and NewMouth, read Nov 12, 2026. Insurer averages are not used.
$1,100 to $2,500 per tooth is the typical cost without insurance, from the lowest stated national average up to the highest stated figure, published by Authority Dental and NewMouth, read Nov 12, 2026. Insurer averages are not used.
$150 to $400 per tooth is the typical cost without insurance, from the lowest stated national average up to the highest stated figure, published by Authority Dental and NewMouth, read Nov 12, 2026. Insurer averages are not used.
$130 to $500 per tooth is the typical cost without insurance, from the lowest stated national average up to the highest stated figure, published by Authority Dental, Dentaly.org and NewMouth, read Nov 12, 2026. Insurer averages are not used.
$98 to $250 is the typical cost without insurance, from the lowest stated national average up to the highest stated figure, published by Authority Dental and NewMouth, read Nov 12, 2026. Insurer averages are not used.
From national figures that Authority Dental, NewMouth, Dentaly.org and GoodRx publish on their own sites, read Nov 12, 2026. Each range runs from the lowest national average up to the highest national figure (never a 'starting at' price or a survey minimum), and every end is footnoted to its source. They are national, not a quote from any office.
Piedmont Dental in Rock Hill, SC publishes its standard fee for each service, with no insurance, and is the pricing partner of this calculator. Its fees sit beside the national range, never inside it.
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