Dental crown (porcelain, after large decay)$1,100 – $2,400
Pulp cap (direct or indirect)$100 – $250
Root canal (if decay reaches nerve)$700 – $1,600
Dental sealant (preventive, per tooth)$35 – $60
Fluoride varnish treatment$35 – $65
Prices sourced from bracesinfo.com (Anchorage, AK ADA/BLS/ACCRA-based fee tables covering preventive-care, fillings, crowns-bridges, and endodontics: bitewing X-rays $50-$63, adult exam $75-$96, composite filling 1-surface $104-$157, 2+ surface $167-$286, porcelain crown $770-$1,256, pulpotomy $110-$137, root canal by tooth type $537-$1,083, sealant $38-$49, child fluoride $45-$52). The ranges below sit above bracesinfo's raw figures because that data reads as an insurance-schedule/UCR baseline rather than what a walk-in cash patient is charged. Silver diamine fluoride and pulp-cap pricing were not found in Anchorage-specific published data this session, so those two are honestly based on regional/national averages rather than an invented local figure -- the point of catching decay early (SDF, fluoride varnish, sealants) is that it stays cheap; letting it progress to needing a crown or root canal is where cost escalates sharply, as the table below shows. Insurance typically covers restorative decay treatment more generously than cosmetic work.
Prices verified Jul 31, 2026
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200, 2600, Cordova Street, North Star, Anchorage, Alaska
Closed · Opens Monday at 8 AM
Documented for orthodontics in Anchorage, with tooth decay treatment on the service list and 22 procedures on file.
More about tooth decay treatment at this clinicHide
Gum disease treatment, tooth decay treatment, and scaling as a periodontal intervention are all listed, indicating the practice handles active disease treatment rather than only maintenance.
Services:Tooth Decay TreatmentComprehensive Dental CareCosmetic DentistryDental Bonding+18 more
Why includedIncluded because this clinic directly offers Tooth Decay Treatment, 4.9★ Google rating across 363 verified reviews, and Smyleee Rating 89/100.
Smyleee Rating bands: 90+ Outstanding · 84–89 Excellent · 71–83 Very Good · 61–70 Good · below 61 Rated.
How to Choose a Dentist in Anchorage, Alaska
Use the ranking as a starting point, then narrow the shortlist based on the kind of care you actually need.
If you want routine or family care
Prioritize review consistency, insurance friendliness, practical hours, and a broad general-dentistry service mix over marketing language alone.
If urgency matters
Confirm same-day capacity, after-hours guidance, and whether the clinic handles urgent restorative work in-house or refers out.
If affordability matters most
Compare financing signals, insurance notes, and the local cost guide. A higher-ranked clinic is not automatically the best value for your specific treatment.
Questions to ask before booking
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Do you handle my treatment in-house?
What is the total expected cost before treatment starts?
EditorialUpdated July 31, 2026Independently reviewed
Anchorage Alaska has no shortage of dental providers — a quick search pulls up hundreds. The challenge isn't finding one, it's figuring out which ones actually deliver. We spent time reviewing patient outcomes, checking credentials, comparing pricing, and analyzing feedback from patients who've had tooth decay treatment work done across the Anchorage Alaska metro area.
This is the short list. Ten providers in Anchorage Alaska, that consistently showed up in the data — not because they paid to be here, but because their patients keep coming back and referring others. If you're weighing options for tooth decay treatment in Anchorage Alaska, start here.
Medically reviewed by
Dr Maqsud Mallick — BDS
Frequently Asked Questions
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In Anchorage, a dental exam + cavity detection typically costs $80 – $180, based on Smyleee's August 2026 local price data. Actual cost varies by provider, materials, and case complexity.
A root canal (if decay reaches nerve) in Anchorage typically ranges $700 – $1,600 (August 2026). Final pricing depends on the clinic, materials, and whether you have insurance.
A dental crown (porcelain, after large decay) in Anchorage typically ranges $1,100 – $2,400 (August 2026). Final pricing depends on the clinic, materials, and whether you have insurance.
A composite filling (1 surface) in Anchorage typically ranges $150 – $280 (August 2026). Final pricing depends on the clinic, materials, and whether you have insurance.
Smyleee ranks Anchorage tooth decay treatment clinics on a weighted score: verified patient reviews (30%), clinical credentials and expertise (20%), technology and equipment (15%), accessibility (15%), pricing transparency (10%), and patient experience (10%). The list is recomputed from current data and independently reviewed by Dr Maqsud Mallick, BDS.
The ranking is recalculated on a rolling basis from current review and profile data and was last reviewed in August 2026. Clinics can move up or down as their underlying data changes.
Prioritise verified credentials and relevant training, modern equipment and sterilisation standards, a strong and recent review history, transparent pricing, and clear communication about treatment options. Confirm the clinic is taking new patients and offers tooth decay treatment before booking.
Many clinics in Anchorage accept major dental insurance and offer financing such as in-house payment plans or third-party options like CareCredit for larger treatments. Coverage and financing vary by practice — confirm your plan is accepted and ask about phased or monthly payment options before treatment begins.
How We Vet Each Clinic
Every clinic on this list passes our verification process
License & standing verified — active state dental license confirmed with no disciplinary actions.
Patient review volume checked — minimum verified patient reviews across Google with a strong average rating.
Local presence confirmed — verified physical practice in the Anchorage Alaska metro area with established patient base.
Technology & equipment assessed — modern dental technology and sterilization standards evaluated.
Transparent pricing reviewed — clear communication of costs, financing options, and insurance acceptance.