We checked every profile page in the Roseville directory for public prices, discounts, memberships, sliding fees, and financing—then kept official Medi-Cal allowances separate from practice prices.
These are the usable fees and savings programs we found across all 75 directory profile pages. Chain-wide offers are labeled in the eligibility details. Confirm terms and your treatment total directly with the office.
The $195 visit includes X-rays, photographs, a comprehensive exam, and a basic cleaning; the fee is credited toward annual membership when the patient joins.
Confirm current eligibility, clinical applicability, and any treatment-specific exclusions with the practice.
A financing option helps with timing, but it is not a treatment price. We report financing-only practices separately and show where no usable public price was found.
The first-party page could not be fully crawled, and no current concrete fee, discount, membership, sliding-fee policy, or financing terms were independently verified. Source ↗
The first-party page could not be fully crawled, and no current concrete fee, discount, membership, sliding-fee policy, or financing terms were independently verified. Source ↗
The first-party page could not be fully crawled, and no current concrete fee, discount, membership, sliding-fee policy, or financing terms were independently verified. Source ↗
The first-party page could not be fully crawled, and no current concrete fee, discount, membership, sliding-fee policy, or financing terms were independently verified. Source ↗
The only payment-plan claim found was a patient testimonial; no first-party financing terms were published. Source ↗
Official California fee schedule
Medi-Cal dental maximum allowances
These are statewide CDT-26 program amounts effective September 1, 2026—not Roseville retail prices or guaranteed patient benefits. Coverage rules, authorization, and patient responsibility are separate.
ProcedureMaximum allowanceCDT code
Comprehensive dental exam
For a new or established patient. Imaging is separate.
A dental plan may reduce the allowed fee, pay only part of a service, or exclude it. Deductibles, waiting periods, annual maximums, and network status can all change what you owe.
Ask for these details in writing
• Procedure names and dental billing codes
• Every exam, image, lab fee, and follow-up included
• The office fee and any cash discount
• Estimated insurance payment and your expected balance
• Financing terms, including interest and total repayment
Methodology
Where the fee information comes from
The allowance amounts come directly from the California Department of Health Care Services CDT-26 Schedule of Maximum Allowances, effective September 1, 2026. “By report” means the schedule does not state a fixed maximum for that procedure code.
The schedule is not a retail price list. Coverage criteria, authorization, supplemental payments, and individual benefits can affect payment. Practice offers are quoted or closely summarized from the linked practice pages and kept separate from Medi-Cal amounts.
On Sep 16, 2026, we reconciled all 75 Roseville directory profile pages against first-party websites and available identity sources. We classify an office by the strongest public evidence found: a fee or savings program, financing only, no public price, or an excluded profile that did not represent a current local dental practice. A free consultation counts as a published savings program, not as a treatment price.
We checked all 75 profile pages in the Roseville directory. 34 practices publish at least one fee, discount, membership plan, sliding-fee policy, or free consultation. 10 publish financing information without a public treatment price, and 31 publish no usable price information.
What is the Medi-Cal allowance for a dental exam?
California's CDT-26 schedule lists $25 for a comprehensive oral evaluation under D0150 and $40 for a full-mouth X-ray series under D0210. These are program allowances, not retail prices or guaranteed patient benefits.
What does Medi-Cal allow for a root canal and crown?
The September 2026 schedule lists $216 for an anterior root canal, $261 for a premolar, and $331 for a molar. A porcelain or ceramic crown is listed at $340. Coverage criteria and authorization requirements may apply, and the final restoration is separate from the root canal.
Are Medi-Cal maximum allowances the same as cash prices?
No. A Medi-Cal maximum allowance is an official program payment amount for a defined CDT code. It is not the retail fee a dental office charges an uninsured patient, and it does not establish what every enrolled patient will owe.
How should I compare dental estimates?
Ask each office for a written treatment plan with procedure codes, every included service, the office fee, the insurance estimate, and your expected balance. For implants, confirm whether the scan, extraction, graft, implant, abutment, and crown are included.