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The full catalog

Every service we match, with the real numbers attached

Thirty-seven services across eight disciplines. Ranges are South Florida regional estimates — context for reading a quote, not quotes. Where a service has a full cost guide, it's linked.

Emergency — 24/7/365

ServiceTypical range
Emergency Dental Visit — 24/7/365 — After-hours visits require a deposit to book $150–$600 Cost guide →
Chipped & Knocked-Out Tooth Repair $300–$2,500 Cost guide →
Tooth Abscess & Infection Treatment $250–$1,200 Cost guide →

Surgical Dentistry

Cosmetic Dentistry

Restorative Dentistry

ServiceTypical range
Root Canal $800–$1,900 Cost guide →
Dental Crowns $1,200–$2,500 Cost guide →
Dental Bridges $3,000–$5,500 Cost guide →
Inlays & Onlays $1,000–$2,000 Cost guide →
Fillings $150–$450 Cost guide →
Dentures $1,500–$4,000 Cost guide →
Partial Dentures $900–$2,500 Cost guide →
Implant-Supported Dentures $6,000–$20,000 Cost guide →

Orthodontics & Aligners

ServiceTypical range
Invisalign & Clear Aligners $4,500–$8,000 Cost guide →
Braces $4,000–$13,000 Cost guide →
Retainers $250–$900 Cost guide →

Hygiene & Gum Health

ServiceTypical range
Teeth Cleaning $95–$200 Cost guide →
Deep Cleaning (SRP) — Per quadrant $200–$400 Cost guide →
Airflow Cleaning $150–$250 Cost guide →
Gum Disease Treatment $200–$400 Cost guide →

Sedation & Comfort

ServiceTypical range
Sedation Dentistry — Nitrous to IV; IV requires specific Florida licensure $250–$1,200 Cost guide →
Night Guards $300–$800 Cost guide →

Pediatric Dentistry

ServiceTypical range
Pediatric Dentistry $95–$400 Cost guide →

Not sure which? Describe the problem — we'll name the procedure and the dentist →

Questions patients ask

How do you decide which dentist fits my case?

We start from the case, not the calendar: the procedure, its complexity, your imaging if you have any, where you are and how you plan to pay. Then we screen our directory of South Florida providers — license status, disciplinary record, training, the equipment the procedure needs and what patients report — and introduce the one that fits.

What does a researched profile mean?

A profile marked researched has been through our desk: NPI and Florida license checked, public records and reviews read, and the practice claims verified where we could. Our written opinion stays with the concierge; the public profile shows facts and public measurements only.

Is the screening free?

Yes. Describing your case and receiving an introduction costs you nothing. Practices pay us only when treatment is performed through our introduction, so we have no reason to steer you toward anyone.

What if I am not sure which procedure I need?

Describe the problem in plain words on the request form. We name the likely procedure and the right kind of specialist, and where a diagnosis is needed first, the introduction starts with a consultation and imaging rather than a treatment plan.