About this dental cost calculator
An independent calculator that shows typical 2026 dental costs without insurance from cited national guides, beside one Rock Hill office's exact fees. Here is how every range is built.
What this site is
costcalculator.dental is an independent dental cost calculator. It is not a dental office, it does not give dental advice, and it does not sell treatment. It shows what 27 common procedures typically cost without insurance, from published national cost guides, and beside that range the exact fee one real office publishes.
How we build ranges
- National consumer cost guides only. Figures come from Authority Dental, NewMouth, Dentaly.org and AAID (American Academy of Implant Dentistry), read on each publisher's own page in November 2026. Every figure on the site links to the page it came from and shows the date we read it and, where the page has one, the page's own date.
- Low end = the lowest stated average. A range starts at the lowest national average a source states (a range's low end only when a source gives no average). "Starting at" prices, survey minimums, specials and membership prices never set the low end.
- High end = the highest national figure.
- Never from insurers, lenders or other offices. Insurer averages, financing companies' figures and other dental offices' prices are never used to set a range, and no other office is named.
- Recent pages only. Pages dated before 2025 are dropped. A figure the source itself footnotes to an insurer or a chain is dropped.
- Nothing invented or rounded. If no figure meets these rules, there is no range and no page. Where only one source states a figure, the page says so.
Each procedure page lists every figure we read, including the ones we did not use and why. The full list is on the sources page.
The pricing partner
Piedmont Dental in Rock Hill, SC is the pricing partner of this calculator. It publishes its standard fee for each service with no insurance, as of Nov 10, 2026, and those fees are shown beside the national ranges, never mixed into them. Booking requests sent from this site go to Piedmont Dental's front desk by email. Where the office publishes no fee for a procedure, the site says so and offers a quote request instead of a price.
Partner fees can change. The office confirms the fee for your visit before any treatment starts.
What the numbers are not
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.
They are not a quote, not an insurance estimate and not dental advice. Your dentist decides what treatment you need.
Updates
Ranges were last checked Nov 13, 2026. When a source changes its figure, the range changes with it and the page date moves.