Local pricing for 21 dentist services in Parsons, TN.
Parsons, TN Range
$20 – $7,040
Dental pricing is set per procedure, with tight insurance integration on preventive work (cleanings, exams, X-rays covered at 100% twice a year) and partial coverage on restorative (50–80% on fillings, crowns, root canals). Cosmetic work (whitening, veneers) is patient-paid. Specialty providers (endodontists, oral surgeons, periodontists, orthodontists) carry a 20–40% premium over general dentists. Annual plan maximums of $1,000–$2,500 cap reimbursement on major work. Urban metros run 25–35% above national averages; rural Southern and Midwest markets 15–25% below. Dollar prices are adjusted for TN cost of living (-12% vs. national average); percentage-based fees (commissions, rates, contingency) are largely federal/national and shown unadjusted.
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21 services covered. Prices vary by provider — ranges shown.
| Service | Range | Unit |
|---|---|---|
Dental Cleaning Patient age and oral health: Adult prophylaxis is priced higher than child cleanings; heavier tartar buildup may require a longer appointment or escalation to a deep cleaning. Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $65 – $175Insurance | per procedure |
Dental Exam Comprehensive vs periodic: A new-patient comprehensive exam ($75–$200) involves full charting and is more thorough than a six-month periodic exam ($50–$95). Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $45 – $175Insurance | per procedure |
Dental X-Rays Type of X-ray: Bitewings ($25–$75), periapical ($25–$75 each), panoramic ($75–$150), full-mouth series ($120–$250), cone-beam CT ($200–$500). Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $20 – $220Insurance | per procedure |
Composite Filling Number of surfaces: One-surface fillings ($150–$250), two-surface ($200–$350), three-surface ($250–$450), four+ surface ($300–$550). Larger fillings use more material and time. Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $130 – $395Insurance | per tooth |
Dental Crown Material: Porcelain-fused-to-metal ($800–$1,400), all-ceramic/zirconia ($1,000–$2,000), full gold ($1,200–$2,500), e.max lithium disilicate ($1,200–$2,200). Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $705 – $2,200Insurance | per tooth |
Dental Bridge Number of units: A standard three-unit bridge (two crowns + one pontic) runs $2,500–$4,500. Each additional unit adds $800–$1,500. Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $1,320 – $4,400Insurance | per treatment |
Inlay or Onlay Material: Composite inlays ($400–$800), porcelain ($650–$1,200), gold ($800–$1,500), zirconia ($800–$1,400). Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $570 – $1,320Insurance | per tooth |
Root Canal (Front Tooth) Tooth complexity: Anterior teeth typically have one canal — the simplest root canal anatomy and the lowest fee bracket. Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $530 – $1,320Insurance | per tooth |
Root Canal (Molar) Tooth complexity: Molars typically have three or four canals; some have curved or calcified canals that increase chair time and fees. Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $705 – $1,760Insurance | per tooth |
Deep Cleaning (Scaling & Root Planing) Number of quadrants: SRP is priced per quadrant ($150–$400 each). A full-mouth SRP across all four quadrants runs $600–$1,600 and is typically split into two appointments. Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $130 – $350Insurance | per treatment |
Tooth Extraction (Simple) Tooth condition: Loose or fully visible teeth are easier to extract; teeth with extensive decay or fracture may need surgical extraction at higher fees. Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $65 – $265Insurance | per tooth |
Wisdom Tooth Extraction Impaction level: Erupted wisdom teeth ($150–$300), soft-tissue impacted ($250–$450), partial bony impacted ($350–$550), full bony impacted ($450–$700). Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $175 – $615Insurance | per tooth |
Dental Implant Bundled vs itemized pricing: All-in pricing (implant + abutment + crown) runs $3,000–$6,000. Itemized: implant placement $1,500–$3,000, abutment $300–$600, crown $1,200–$2,500. Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $2,640 – $5,280 | per tooth |
In-Office Teeth Whitening Brand and system: Zoom! ($400–$700), KöR ($500–$1,000), Opalescence Boost ($350–$650), generic in-office systems ($300–$500). Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $265 – $705 | per treatment |
Take-Home Teeth Whitening Kit Custom trays vs stock: Custom dentist-fabricated trays ($200–$400) deliver better results and less gum irritation than stock or boil-and-bite trays ($100–$200). Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $90 – $350 | per treatment |
Porcelain Veneers Material: Porcelain ($1,000–$2,500), e.max lithium disilicate ($1,200–$2,500), zirconia veneers ($1,300–$2,500), composite/direct veneers ($300–$1,000) — direct composite is cheaper but less durable. Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $880 – $2,200 | per tooth |
Dental Bonding Cosmetic vs restorative: Restorative bonding (chip repair, decay) is billed as a filling and partially covered by insurance; cosmetic bonding (gap closure, reshaping) is patient-paid. Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $175 – $530 | per tooth |
Traditional Braces Treatment complexity: Mild crowding ($3,000–$4,500), moderate ($4,500–$5,500), severe with bite correction ($5,500–$7,000+). Surgical orthodontic cases run $10,000+ when jaw surgery is involved. Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $2,640 – $6,160Insurance | per treatment |
Invisalign Clear Aligners Case complexity: Invisalign Express (5–7 trays, $2,500–$4,000), Lite (14 trays, $3,500–$5,500), Comprehensive (full case, $4,500–$8,000). Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $2,640 – $7,040Insurance | per treatment |
Full Denture Material quality: Economy dentures ($600–$1,200) use stock teeth and acrylic; premium dentures ($1,800–$3,000) use individualized tooth selection, characterization, and stronger acrylics. Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $880 – $2,640Insurance | per arch |
Emergency Dental Visit Time of visit: In-hours emergency visits ($100–$200), after-hours ($200–$400), nights/weekends/holidays ($300–$500+). Source: ADA Survey of Dental Fees (regional 2024) + Vemra calibration | $90 – $440Insurance | per procedure |
Dollar prices adjusted for Parsons, TN cost of living. Percentage-based fees (commissions, rates, contingency) are not adjusted. Actual costs vary by provider — get multiple quotes for accurate pricing.
Dental Services in Parsons, TN cover 21 distinct services. $20 – $7,040. Per-service pricing breakdown is in the table below.
Procedure category (preventive / restorative / cosmetic / orthodontic / surgical); Insurance plan annual maximum and waiting periods; In-network vs. out-of-network fee schedules; Generalist vs. specialist (orthodontist, endodontist, periodontist, oral surgeon); Material choice (zirconia vs. PFM, composite vs. amalgam); Lab fees and same-day CEREC alternatives.
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