Updated September 2026· Independently researched·13 min read
Perth dentist cost in 2026 (typical private fees): check-up and clean $200–$360, fillings $150–$410, crown or root canal $920–$3,450 and implant $3,550–$7,450.
Typical 2026 private dental fees for a check-up and clean, fillings, root canals, crowns and implants, drawn from the ADA fee survey and published clinic price lists, with the item numbers a quote should show.
Quick answerPerth dentist cost in 2026 (typical private fees): check-up and clean $200–$360, fillings $150–$410, crown or root canal $920–$3,450 and implant $3,550–$7,450. Get free Perth quotes →
Detailed Pricing — Perth 2026
Tier
Typical private fee (no insurance)
Basis
Check-up, scale and clean with X-rays (items 011, 114, 022)
$200–$360
Per visit
Composite filling (items 511-535)
$150–$410
Per tooth
Root canal, front tooth to molar (items 415-419)
$920–$3,450
Per tooth
Porcelain or zirconia crown (item 613)
$1,200–$2,850
Per tooth
Single dental implant, all inclusive
$3,550–$7,450
Per tooth
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Prices verified September 2026 · Cross-referenced against 90+ Australian trade pricing sources · See methodology
What moves the fee
Location: CBD and premium-suburb chair rates are 30-50% above outer suburbs and regional
General dentist versus specialist (endodontist, prosthodontist, periodontist)
Lab fees and material choice for crowns, implants and veneers
Number of surfaces or canals: a one-surface filling versus three, a front tooth versus a molar root canal
Whether X-rays, fluoride and follow-up reviews are bundled in the quoted fee
Is it cheaper to extract than to save the tooth?
An extraction is $200-$600, far less than a root canal, but replacing the tooth later with an implant costs $3,500-$7,300; saving a restorable tooth is usually the lower lifetime cost.
Where a tooth is not restorable, extraction with a planned replacement is the appropriate path; ask for both options itemised.
Ask for a written treatment plan with ADA item numbers: every legitimate quote shows them
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Check whether your extras policy has a preferred-provider arrangement before choosing a practice
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Confirm what the fee bundles: X-rays, reviews, lab work and retainers are the common exclusions
This guide is general information, not advice. Figures are typical ranges compiled from published Australian sources in 2026 and are not a quote; confirm fees with the provider before engaging them. This page is general information, not dental advice. Figures are typical fee ranges from published surveys and clinic price lists, never a quote. Adult dental care is generally not covered by Medicare; extras cover rebates vary by fund, limit and waiting period.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a dental check-up and clean?
A combined examination, scale and clean with X-rays typically costs $200 to $350 without insurance in 2026. An examination alone (item 011) is $60 to $100.
How much does a filling cost?
Composite fillings run $150 to $400 depending on the number of surfaces and the tooth.
How much is a root canal?
$900 to $1,500 for a front tooth and $1,500 to $3,400 for a molar with a general dentist. A crown afterwards is $1,200 to $2,800 on top.
How much is a crown?
A porcelain or zirconia crown (item 613) is typically $1,200 to $2,800 including the lab fee.
How much does a dental implant cost?
A single implant, all-inclusive, is $3,500 to $7,300 in 2026. Full-arch options are priced separately and run considerably higher.
Does Medicare cover dental?
Generally not for adults. Eligible children may access the Child Dental Benefits Schedule. Extras cover can rebate part of general and major dental, subject to limits and waiting periods.
Our Methodology
Prices on this page are compiled from publicly available cost guides, marketplaces, peak industry body data, and individual provider websites across Australia. We cross-reference ranges from multiple sources and adjust for city-specific cost differences based on advertised rates, salary data, and cost-of-living indicators. Our price guides are produced independently. Pricing is compiled from public quotes, industry rate guides, and marketplace data, and no provider can influence a published figure. All prices are estimates and will vary based on your specific job. Always get multiple quotes. Last reviewed September 2026. Read our full methodology →