The answer to this question is very dependent on the type of X-rays you’re getting. Whether or not you’ll be using insurance also factors into price.
Extraoral – These images are taken outside of your mouth. Many times, this method is used to learn more about the jaw, gums or nearby tissue. As special equipment is needed, this type is usually on the pricier side.
Intraoral – Commonly taken to get a good look at what’s going on with your teeth, these are taken inside your mouth. Examples include bitewings and occlusals. Costs are generally less.
With insurance – Depending on your particular plan, you may not have any out-of-pocket expenses. Some policies require a co-pay even for routine X-rays. Check with your insurance group for specifics.
Without insurance – Getting an entire set of digital mouth X-rays can add up quickly. But amazing dental care is not off the table! We offer a New Patient Special for $49 that includes a full set of digital X-rays.