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At A Glance
Wilmot Family Dentistry is the strongest overall starting point in Tucson if you want a dependable option for cosmetic dentistry.
Simply Smiles Dentist Tucson has the deepest documented patient-feedback history on this page — useful when you want the most established track record before narrowing.
Smyleee Ratings are editorial signals based on reviews, quality of care, and patient feedback. Close scores should be treated as broadly comparable.
Tooth Filling Costs in Tucson, Arizona (2026)
Approximate price ranges — may vary by provider and insurance plan
ProcedureTypical Cost
Composite filling (small)$100 – $250
Composite filling (medium)$150 – $350
Composite filling (large)$200 – $450
Porcelain / ceramic inlay$500 – $1,500
Porcelain / ceramic onlay$600 – $1,800
Glass ionomer filling$100 – $300
Temporary filling$50 – $150
Filling replacement$150 – $400
Price ranges reflect typical Tucson, Arizona pricing as of 2026. Actual costs vary by provider, complexity, and insurance coverage. Contact clinics directly for personalized quotes.
Prices verified Jul 15, 2026
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Documented for cosmetic dentistry in Tucson, with dental fillings on the service list and 17 procedures on file.
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The clinic covers the everyday work most patients actually need — cleanings, exams, fillings, crowns, root canals, and basic extractions — alongside emergency visits when something cracks or hurts unexpectedly.
Services:Dental FillingsAffordable Dental CareCosmetic DentistryDental Bridges+13 more
Cosmetic Dentistry focus in Tucson, with dental fillings listed among 14 documented services.
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<p>Advanced Family Dentistry sits on North Oracle Road, the busy commercial corridor that connects central Tucson to the north-side neighborhoods around Casas Adobes and Oro Valley. The clinic runs a general-dentistry practice covering the routine work that most families actually need — cleanings, exams, fillings, crowns, root canals, and basic extractions — alongside a modest cosmetic layer for patients wanting whitening or minor aesthetic touch-ups. The setup fits as a long-term dental home rather than a specialty office.</p>
<p>Service coverage spans preventive cleanings and exams, composite fillings, dental crowns and bridges, root canal treatment, basic extractions, gum-disease management, and emergency dental visits for acute pain or trauma. The clinic also offers <strong>cosmetic options like professional whitening</strong> and minor bonding work when patients want a refresh without committing to a full smile-design plan. Treatment recommendations lean conservative, with clear cost discussions before restorative work begins rather than appearing on a bill afterward.</p>
<blockquote>If you live along the Oracle corridor or in the north-side neighborhoods and want a generalist who'll handle most of what a year of dental care actually involves, this is a sensible practice to consult.</blockquote>
<p>Pricing sits in the standard Tucson general-dentistry range, with major insurance plans accepted and pretreatment estimates available for any restorative work. Patients searching for a general dentist near me in Tucson, a preventive and restorative dentist in Tucson, or a family dentist in Tucson commonly land at neighborhood practices with this shape — offices set up for ongoing relationships rather than one-off transactional visits. It suits families wanting a single dental home that grows with them across years, particularly patients who value the same dentist seeing the same teeth across kids' first cleanings and adult restorative work alike. First-time patients typically start with a comprehensive exam, cleaning, and X-rays before any restorative work is scheduled, so the treatment plan reflects what the mouth actually needs rather than a generic up-front estimate. The North Oracle location is convenient for north-side Tucson residents, particularly those routing routine errands through the Oracle Road commercial corridor, and the practice's family-focused shape suits households on consistent six-month cleaning schedules across multiple members.</p>
Services:Dental FillingsAffordable Dental CareCosmetic DentistryDental Bridges+10 more
7780, East Speedway Boulevard, Saguaro Vista Shopping Center, Tucson, Arizona
Closed · Opens today at 8 AM
Tucson clinic with a porcelain veneers specialty — Dental Fillings is on file among 7 procedures.
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The practice also handles <strong>routine general dentistry</strong> — cleanings, restorative fillings, crowns — so cosmetic patients can keep their long-term care in the same office.
Services:Dental FillingsCosmetic DentistryDental BondingSmile Makeovers+3 more
4820, East Camp Lowell Drive, Old Fort Lowell, Tucson, Arizona
Closed · Opens Monday at 7 AM
Porcelain Veneers is the documented focus in Tucson; Dental Fillings sits within 7 services on profile.
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The practice also handles <strong>routine restorative dentistry</strong> — cleanings, fillings, crowns — so cosmetic patients can keep their long-term care in the same office rather than coordinating across multiple practices.
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Suite 101, 3001, East Skyline Drive, Catalina Foothills Estates, Tucson, Arizona
Closed · Opens today at 8 AM
Profile in Tucson flags porcelain veneers; lists Dental Fillings alongside 6 other documented services.
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The clinic also handles <strong>routine general dentistry</strong> alongside the cosmetic program — cleanings, restorative fillings, and ongoing care so patients aren't shuttled to two offices for cosmetic work and six-month checkups.
Services:Dental FillingsCosmetic DentistryDental BondingSmile Makeovers+3 more
1802, East Prince Road, Richland Heights West, Tucson, Arizona
Closed · Opens Monday at 7 AM
Dental Fillings appears on this Tucson profile, with Affordable Dental Care and Dental Bridges also on the 13-service list.
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The clinic runs a broad general-dentistry office — cleanings, fillings, crowns, root canals, and routine restorative work — with a settled, multi-generational patient base.
Services:Dental FillingsAffordable Dental CareCosmetic DentistryDental Bridges+9 more
3673, North Campbell Avenue, Campus Farm, Tucson, Arizona
Closed · Opens Monday at 8 AM
Documented for porcelain veneers in Tucson, with dental fillings on the service list and 8 procedures on file.
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The practice also runs the <strong>routine general-dentistry layer</strong> — cleanings, restorative fillings, exams — so cosmetic work can be integrated with ongoing maintenance rather than handled in isolation by a separate office.
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5170, East Glenn Street, Tucson Medical Center, Tucson, Arizona
Cosmetic Dentistry focus in Tucson, with dental fillings listed among 17 documented services.
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The practice runs a general-dentistry office focused on cleanings, fillings, crowns, and routine restorative work — the steady backbone of family dental care rather than specialty cosmetic projects. First-time patients typically start with a cleaning, full-mouth exam, and X-rays so the team can baseline existing restorations and any active issues before scheduling restorative work.
Services:Dental FillingsAffordable Dental CareChildren / Pediatric DentistryCosmetic Dentistry+13 more
# 170, 5170, East Glenn Street, Tucson Medical Center, Tucson, Arizona
Closed · Opens today at 8 AM
Tucson clinic with a cosmetic dentistry specialty — Dental Fillings is on file among 16 procedures.
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The clinic runs as a broad general-dentistry office — cleanings, fillings, crowns, root canals, basic extractions, and emergency visits — rather than a narrow specialty practice.
Services:Dental FillingsAffordable Dental CareCosmetic DentistryDental Bridges+12 more
Use the ranking as a starting point, then narrow the shortlist based on the kind of care you actually need.
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EditorialUpdated July 15, 2026Independently reviewed
Dental fillings in Tucson serve a patient community where the caries management challenge is shaped by the city's above-average poverty rate — a patient population that includes a high proportion of adults presenting with secondary caries around old amalgam restorations placed decades ago, new carious lesions on surfaces the patient hasn't been able to have assessed during coverage gap years, and the full range of restorative needs that delayed dental care accumulates. The UA College of Dentistry provides Tucson patients with access to reduced-fee restorative care under attending supervision as an alternative to the private practice composite restoration, and the best Tucson general dental practices have built the AHCCCS billing infrastructure to serve the broader Tucson patient community rather than only the insured and self-pay demographic.
Smyleee evaluated Tucson dental filling providers on composite material quality and technique, caries management philosophy, minimally invasive operative approach, AHCCCS and insurance billing accessibility, and patient outcome consistency across the full caries severity spectrum. These ten Tucson practices are the dental filling providers the data confirmed as most reliably delivering quality composite restorations with the financial accessibility that Tucson's diverse patient community needs.
Medically reviewed by
Dr Maqsud Mallick — BDS
Frequently Asked Questions
8 questions answered by our editorial team
In Tucson, a composite filling typically costs $100 – $250, based on Smyleee's July 2026 local price data. Actual cost varies by provider, materials, and case complexity.
A composite filling (medium) in Tucson typically ranges $150 – $350 (July 2026). Final pricing depends on the clinic, materials, and whether you have insurance.
A composite filling (large) in Tucson typically ranges $200 – $450 (July 2026). Final pricing depends on the clinic, materials, and whether you have insurance.
A porcelain / ceramic inlay in Tucson typically ranges $500 – $1,500 (July 2026). Final pricing depends on the clinic, materials, and whether you have insurance.
Smyleee ranks Tucson dental fillings 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 July 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 dental fillings before booking.
Many clinics in Tucson 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 Arizona 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 Tucson 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.
