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Aspen Dental Price List 2026: Every Published Average Price

Aspen Dental publishes average prices for its major procedures on aspendental.com (Aspen calls these 2026 internal-data averages; each independently owned office sets its own final fee after the exam). The complete list below reproduces those published averages, checked line by line against Aspen's own procedure cost pages on 15 November 2026, and every figure matched. The one thing Aspen does not publish is a routine cleaning price: Aspen books the cleaning as a separate visit and the office prices it.

Exam + X-rays
$29
New-patient offer, no insurance
Filling
$259
Avg ($171-$374)
Crown
$1,269
Avg ($902-$2,051)
Full list
$29-$1,841
Every published average ↓

The full Aspen Dental price list (2026)

This is Aspen Dental's own published pricing, read off Aspen's own pages and checked on 15 November 2026: exam, fillings, extractions, root canal, crowns, periodontal treatment and dentures. Every figure matched. Aspen describes these as average prices from its 2026 internal data; each independently owned office sets its own final fee after the exam, so treat them as a benchmark, not a fixed quote. A routine cleaning is not on Aspen's published list.

ServiceAspen published priceRangeNote
New patient exam + X-rays$29 offer$80 min valueNo-insurance patients 21+, participating offices; expires 12/31/26. Cleaning charged separately.
Routine cleaning (D1110)Not publishedAspen: a separate cost, booked as another visit. Coast Dental publishes $183 (2026, non-member).
Dental filling$259 avg$171-$374Per filling; varies by surfaces and material.
Simple tooth extraction$179 avg$104-$279Per tooth.
Surgical tooth extraction$389 avg$184-$488Per tooth; impacted or sectioned.
Root canal$949 avg$625-$1,607Molars cost more than front teeth; a crown is often billed on top.
Periodontal treatment (deep cleaning)$289 avg / quadrant$210-$435Scaling and root planing. Aspen publishes this one; a routine cleaning it does not.
Dental crown$1,269 avg$902-$2,051Per tooth; varies by material (zirconia, porcelain, PFM, gold) and location.
Full denture, Basic$499 / archstarting price6-month warranty.
Full denture, Classic$1,071 avg / arch$871-$1,3301-year warranty.
Full denture, Signature$1,488 avg / arch$1,295-$1,9715-year warranty.
Full denture, Signature Elite$1,841 avg / arch$1,655-$2,3917-year warranty.

Sources: Aspen's own procedure cost pages, checked line by line on 15 November 2026, for the $29 new-patient offer, filling, simple and surgical extraction, root canal, crown, deep cleaning and denture-tier prices, plus the $49/year Aspen Dental Savings Plan. Every figure matched. Aspen calls each an approximation based on 2026 internal data; prices vary by location. The Coast Dental cleaning fee is from Coast's own 2026 fee schedule. Confirm your office's own fee in writing before booking.

How to read Aspen's published prices

  • They are averages, not quotes. Aspen labels every figure an average from its 2026 internal data. Your local office can land above or below it, so always ask for a written, itemized treatment plan before you book.
  • The cleaning is quoted separately. The advertised $29 covers only the exam and X-rays; Aspen books the routine cleaning (D1110) as a separate visit at the office's own fee.
  • A root canal and its crown are two line items. The $949 root-canal average does not include the $1,269 crown that a molar often needs afterward.
  • Dentures require extras. The per-arch tier prices exclude extractions, relines, and other required work, which are billed separately.

The $29 new-patient offer

The one nationally advertised number on Aspen's list is the new-patient offer: $29 for a comprehensive exam and X-rays, for patients without dental insurance, ages 21 and over, at participating offices, with a stated minimum value of $80 (per aspendental.com, checked 15 November 2026; offer expires 12/31/26). It does not include the cleaning. The exam identifies any work you need, and each recommended procedure is then quoted separately on a written treatment plan. If gum disease is found, the dentist may recommend a deep cleaning (scaling and root planing) rather than a routine cleaning; that is a different, more expensive procedure billed per quadrant. For Aspen's own published deep-cleaning price ($289 per quadrant) see our Aspen Dental deep cleaning cost page.

The Aspen Dental Savings Plan

For patients without dental insurance, Aspen offers the Aspen Dental Savings Plan, a membership (not insurance) shown at $49 a year on its denture pricing page; Aspen's filling page lists a 15% member discount on fillings. Aspen also offers third-party financing. Individual offices may run their own additional discount arrangements; ask the office what applies and get the terms in writing before relying on a discount. For a broader comparison of dental savings plans versus traditional insurance, see our savings plans vs insurance page.

What this price list does not cover

Aspen's published list covers the high-volume restorative procedures. It does not publish a figure for a routine cleaning, a child cleaning, periodontal maintenance, or per-quadrant scaling and root planing; those are priced by each office. Our Aspen Dental cleaning cost page sets out what Coast Dental and Bright Now!, two chains that do publish these fees, charge for each code. Our per-code pages explain each procedure:

How Aspen's list compares to other chains

Most large dental support organizations quote fees per office rather than publishing a list, so Aspen's published averages are unusually transparent for this market. Western Dental advertises a free new-patient exam, X-rays and consultation for patients without insurance ($378 regular price, westerndental.com, checked 15 November 2026) instead of a paid exam offer; see our Western Dental cleaning cost page. Comfort Dental runs its own Gold Plan membership; see our Comfort Dental cleaning cost page. Heartland Dental and Smile Generation (Pacific Dental Services) offices set fees locally, often under individual practice names; see our Heartland and Smile Generation pages.

For the full breakdown of what an Aspen cleaning visit actually costs, including the CDT line items on the invoice and the deep-cleaning upsell to watch for, see our main Aspen Dental cleaning cost page.

FAQ

Does Aspen Dental publish a price list?
Yes, for most major procedures. Aspen Dental publishes average prices on the pricing pages at aspendental.com, which it describes as averages from its 2026 internal data; each independently owned office sets its own final fee after the exam. Checked line by line against Aspen's own procedure cost pages on 15 November 2026, and every figure matched: new-patient exam and X-rays $29 offer; dental filling $259 average ($171 to $374); simple tooth extraction $179 average ($104 to $279); surgical extraction $389 average ($184 to $488); root canal $949 average ($625 to $1,607); dental crown $1,269 average ($902 to $2,051); periodontal treatment (deep cleaning) $289 average per quadrant ($210 to $435); and full dentures by tier from $499 to $1,841 per arch. The one thing Aspen does not publish is a routine cleaning price: a cleaning (D1110) is quoted per office after the exam.
How much is a filling at Aspen Dental?
Per Aspen Dental's own published average (aspendental.com, checked 15 November 2026), a dental filling averages $259, with a stated range of $171 to $374. The figure varies with the number of surfaces filled and the material used; each independently owned office sets its own final fee after the exam, so confirm the number in writing before booking.
How much is a crown at Aspen Dental?
Aspen Dental's published average for a dental crown is $1,269 per tooth, with a stated range of $902 to $2,051 (aspendental.com, checked 15 November 2026). The price varies by crown material (zirconia, porcelain, porcelain-fused-to-metal, or gold) and location. When a crown is placed after a root canal, it is billed separately on top of the root-canal fee.
How much is a root canal at Aspen Dental?
Aspen Dental publishes an average of $949 for a root canal, with a stated range of $625 to $1,607 (aspendental.com, checked 15 November 2026). Front teeth have one canal and cost less; molars have three or four canals and cost more. A crown is often needed afterward and is billed separately (Aspen's published crown average is $1,269).
How much are dentures at Aspen Dental?
Aspen Dental publishes four full-denture tiers, priced per arch (aspendental.com/dentures/dentures-cost, checked 15 November 2026): Basic starts at $499 per arch (6-month warranty); Classic averages $1,071 (range $871 to $1,330, 1-year warranty); Signature averages $1,488 (range $1,295 to $1,971, 5-year warranty); and Signature Elite averages $1,841 (range $1,655 to $2,391, 7-year warranty). Aspen shows its Savings Plan at $49 a year alongside each tier. Extractions, relines, and other required work are charged separately.
Why is there no cleaning price on Aspen Dental's list?
Aspen's checkup page says routine cleanings are a separate cost and scheduled for another visit, so the office prices the cleaning (CDT D1110) and it does not appear on Aspen's published list. For a yardstick, two chains that do publish one: Coast Dental's 2026 fee schedule lists an adult cleaning at $183 for non-members, and Bright Now! Dental lists a usual fee of $88 to $170 depending on region (both checked 15 November 2026). If the dentist finds gum disease, they may recommend scaling and root planing (a deep cleaning) instead, which is a different, more expensive procedure billed per quadrant.
What is the Aspen Dental Savings Plan?
The Aspen Dental Savings Plan is a membership (not insurance), shown at $49 a year on Aspen's denture pricing page. Aspen's procedure pages describe member discounts, for example 15% off fillings. It is aimed at patients without dental insurance. Individual offices may run their own additional discount arrangements; ask the office what applies and get the terms in writing before relying on a discount.
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DentalCleaningCost.com is a cost reference. We have no commercial relationship with Aspen Dental Management Inc or any Aspen Dental branded practice. Prices shown are Aspen's own published averages, read off aspendental.com; individual offices set their own fees. This page is not medical or financial advice; always confirm pricing and treatment recommendations directly with your dental office.

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Updated 2026-11-15