Dental costs in Beaverton, OR: local dentist prices
Observed negotiated prices for 41 treatments from dental practices located in Beaverton.
Observed prices in Beaverton
| Treatment | Negotiated range Observed | Median | Spread | Practices (n) | Est. self-pay Estimated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full braces, adult | $4,335 – $4,692 | $4,635 | 13 | $4,635 – $5,683 | |
| Full braces, teenager | $4,058 – $4,634 | $4,406 | 14 | $4,406 – $5,552 | |
| Implant post placed in the jaw | $1,463 – $1,659 | $1,612 | 16 | $1,612 – $1,738 | |
| Partial upper denture with metal frame | $989 – $1,212 | $1,108 | 16 | $1,108 – $1,269 | |
| Partial lower denture with metal frame | $991 – $1,193 | $1,095 | 16 | $1,095 – $1,260 | |
| Full upper denture | $905 – $1,131 | $1,056 | 16 | $1,056 – $1,224 | |
| Ceramic crown on an implant abutment | $876 – $1,102 | $1,017 | 13 | $1,017 – $1,204 | |
| Full lower denture | $886 – $1,124 | $1,008 | 16 | $1,008 – $1,230 | |
| Ceramic crown attached to an implant | $907 – $1,121 | $1,007 | 16 | $1,007 – $1,228 | |
| All-ceramic crown | $796 – $898 | $873 | 16 | $873 – $981 | |
| Gum surgery (per quadrant) | $769 – $914 | $830 | 16 | $830 – $1,002 | |
| Root canal, molar | $789 – $880 | $816 | 17 | $816 – $906 | |
| Porcelain veneer (per tooth) | $754 – $832 | $804 | 16 | $804 – $862 | |
| Porcelain-and-metal crown | $744 – $837 | $787 | 16 | $787 – $901 | |
| Bridge, porcelain-and-metal span unit | $702 – $808 | $737 | 16 | $737 – $876 | |
| Root canal, premolar | $592 – $715 | $644 | 17 | $644 – $737 | |
| Root canal, front tooth | $506 – $632 | $563 | 17 | $563 – $670 | |
| Fully-impacted wisdom tooth removal | $305 – $390 | $352 | 16 | $352 – $392 | |
| Hard night guard for grinding | $335 – $373 | $350 | 16 | $350 – $384 | |
| Bone graft at an implant site | $257 – $429 | $314 | 16 | $314 – $497 | |
| Partly-impacted wisdom tooth removal | $286 – $324 | $308 | 16 | $308 – $330 | |
| Surgical tooth extraction | $170 – $207 | $192 | 16 | $192 – $230 | |
| Core build-up under a crown | $172 – $190 | $181 | 16 | $181 – $200 | |
| Deep cleaning, four or more teeth per quadrant | $158 – $202 | $180 | 17 | $180 – $210 | |
| White filling, back tooth, two surfaces | $133 – $173 | $152 | 17 | $152 – $183 | |
| Silver filling, two surfaces | $103 – $131 | $122 | 16 | $122 – $138 | |
| White filling, back tooth | $102 – $138 | $119 | 17 | $119 – $139 | |
| Deep cleaning, one to three teeth per quadrant | $92 – $124 | $117 | 17 | $117 – $144 | |
| Simple tooth extraction | $104 – $124 | $113 | 17 | $113 – $130 | |
| White filling, front tooth | $98 – $122 | $106 | 16 | $106 – $124 | |
| Silver filling, one surface | $86 – $108 | $98 | 16 | $98 – $114 | |
| Ongoing gum maintenance cleaning | $90 – $122 | $97 | 17 | $97 – $126 | |
| Full-mouth X-ray series | $83 – $99 | $88 | 17 | $88 – $105 | |
| Emergency visit for dental pain | $68 – $91 | $75 | 16 | $75 – $112 | |
| Adult teeth cleaning | $64 – $74 | $70 | 16 | $70 – $81 | |
| Comprehensive exam (new patient) | $48 – $62 | $55 | 16 | $55 – $71 | |
| Child teeth cleaning | $48 – $56 | $49 | 16 | $49 – $60 | |
| Four bitewing X-rays | $40 – $51 | $42 | 16 | $42 – $54 | |
| Dental sealant (per tooth) | $34 – $42 | $37 | 16 | $37 – $45 | |
| Routine check-up (returning patient) | $29 – $45 | $33 | 15 | $33 – $46 | |
| Fluoride varnish treatment | $27 – $33 | $28 | 16 | $28 – $37 |
Beaverton compared with Oregon
Across the 41 treatments we can price in both Beaverton and Oregon as a whole, 23 run above the state median and 18 below. The largest local saving is on Fluoride varnish treatment: $28 here against $30 statewide.
See the Oregon state page for the full statewide picture and every other published city.
What shopping around is worth in Beaverton
Every figure on this site is a distribution, not an average, so the gap between the cheaper and dearer end of the local market can be stated in dollars. On Full braces, teenager alone, the difference between a practice at the 25th percentile and one at the 75th is $576. Across the 6 treatments below it comes to $1,846.
| Treatment | Lower end (25th) | Upper end (75th) | Gap | Practices (n) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full braces, teenager | $4,058 | $4,634 | $576 | 14 |
| Full braces, adult | $4,335 | $4,692 | $357 | 13 |
| Full lower denture | $886 | $1,124 | $238 | 16 |
| Ceramic crown on an implant abutment | $876 | $1,102 | $226 | 13 |
| Full upper denture | $905 | $1,131 | $226 | 16 |
| Partial upper denture with metal frame | $989 | $1,212 | $223 | 16 |
This is an argument for collecting itemised written quotes rather than accepting the first, particularly on the larger items — see how to read a treatment plan.
Lower-cost care in Beaverton
These are federally funded health centres in Beaverton. They charge on a sliding scale based on your income, which usually makes them the cheapest route if you are uninsured. The federal dataset does not record which sites provide dentistry — many do, but call first and ask specifically about dental services and sliding-scale eligibility.
| Health centre | Address | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| NHC Merlo Station SBHC | 1841 SW Merlo Dr | (503) 941-3210 · Website |
| Virginia Garcia Beaverton Dental Clinic | 12600 SW Crescent St | (503) 352-2354 · Website |
| Virginia Garcia Beaverton School Based Health Center | 13000 SW 2nd St | (503) 259-5000 |
| Virginia Garcia Beaverton Wellness Center | 2725 SW Cedar Hills Blvd STE 200 | (503) 352-6013 · Website |
| Virginia Garcia/LifeWorks NW Beaverton | 10700 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy BLDG 1 | (503) 644-2545 |
Oregon has 307 such sites statewide — see the Oregon page.
Other cities in Oregon
Oregon overview · All treatments · Methodology
Common questions
How many Beaverton practices are behind these figures?
Between 13 and 17 depending on the treatment, shown per row above. A Beaverton figure is published only when at least 8 separate practices in the city carried a negotiated rate for it.
Will a Beaverton dentist charge me these amounts?
Not if you are paying cash. These are rates negotiated between plans and contracted practices in Beaverton. Uninsured patients are normally quoted higher. Ask any practice for an itemised written quote — that is the only number that binds them.