Use It Before You Lose It

Most dental insurance plans reset on January 1st. Benefits you haven't used — including your annual maximum — don't roll over. Patients who've already met their deductible can often complete major treatment with minimal out-of-pocket cost in the final months of the year.

What Root Canal Treatment Costs With Insurance

Root canal costs vary by tooth location (front teeth are less complex than molars). With insurance covering 50–80% and your deductible already met, many patients pay only a few hundred dollars out of pocket. We provide a precise estimate before any treatment begins.

• Front tooth root canal: $700–$1,000 total (before insurance)
• Premolar: $800–$1,100
• Molar: $1,000–$1,500
• Insurance typically covers 50–80% of these costs

Same-Week Appointments Available

We reserve time in our schedule for patients in pain and those with insurance timing needs. Call today and we'll often accommodate you within the same week.

One-Stop Care

We handle the root canal and the subsequent crown placement at our office — no specialist referral required for most cases. Fewer appointments, coordinated care, and one familiar team throughout your treatment.