Coast Dental Cleaning Cost in 2026: Free Exam Promo Pricing

What Coast Dental is

Coast Dental & Orthodontics is one of the larger dental chains in the Southeast, with more than 175 affiliated offices operating under the Coast Dental name in Florida, Georgia, and Texas (coastdental.com, 2026). Each office is a separately licensed dental practice; the Coast Dental organization provides non-clinical support (billing, scheduling, IT, real estate, marketing, supply chain) under a dental support organization (DSO) arrangement. Because its footprint is concentrated in those three states, Coast Dental's cash prices track Southeast and Texas market rates, which sit near or slightly below the US national average.

Like every large DSO, Coast Dental runs a high-volume model with standardized branding and a heavily advertised free new-patient bundle. Pricing is broadly consistent across the network but varies by metro; Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Atlanta, Houston, and Dallas offices price toward the upper end of the chain, and smaller-market and rural offices toward the lower end.

2026 itemized pricing at Coast Dental

The table below covers the cleaning-related services you'll most commonly encounter on a Coast Dental invoice. Coast Dental does not publish a fee schedule, so the cash ranges are estimates from patient-reported invoices cross-referenced with FAIR Health Consumer ZIP-code medians for the same CDT codes in Florida, Georgia, and Texas. The promotional offer and the panoramic X-ray fee are from Coast Dental's own published offer terms, checked July 2026.

Source: patient-reported invoices and FAIR Health Consumer median paid amounts; Coast Dental published offer terms (free new-patient bundle, panoramic X-ray fee) checked July 2026. Estimates, not quoted prices; individual offices set their own fees.

The free new patient offer, demystified

Coast Dental's signature acquisition tool is a free new-patient exam and X-rays bundle, advertised on coastdental.com and valid only in Florida, Georgia, and Texas. As checked in July 2026, the bundle includes:

• Thorough oral exam (D0150): the dentist's evaluation
• Necessary X-rays (D0210): the intraoral films needed for a treatment plan
• A complimentary InteliSonic power toothbrush (advertised at a $140 value)

Coast Dental advertises the package at a $538 total stated value, free to new patients, with the offer expiring September 30, 2026. What it does not include: the cleaning, and the panoramic X-ray (D0330). If the dentist needs a panoramic film it is billed separately at about $204. If your goal is to walk out with clean teeth, you'll be quoted the standard cleaning fee ($85 to $170 cash, or $0 on PPO) at the end of the exam, and the cleaning may be a separate appointment. Always ask when booking whether a hygienist is available the same day.

The economics of free new-patient bundles work because some portion of patients convert to higher-margin restorative care (fillings, crowns, root canals). This is not unique to Coast Dental; every DSO uses a similar funnel. The honest summary: the promo is a real value if you use it only for the exam and X-rays, and you should expect to pay separately for any cleaning or further work. For comparison with other chains see our Aspen Dental page, Western Dental page, and Heartland Dental page.

Your 72-hour refund right in Florida

Coast Dental's own offer terms carry a consumer-protection notice specific to Florida: the patient has the right to refuse to pay, or to be reimbursed for, any other service performed as a result of, and within 72 hours of responding to, a free or discounted-service advertisement like this one. In plain terms, you can accept the free exam and X-rays, decline any additional recommended work on the spot, and not owe for services you did not agree to. Get an itemized, written treatment plan before agreeing to anything beyond the advertised bundle, and compare the quoted cleaning and any restorative fees against a second local office if the plan is large.

State-specific notes

Florida: Coast Dental's largest market. Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and the Southeast Gold Coast price toward the upper end; the Panhandle, North Florida, and rural areas price lower. Florida Medicaid covers adult dental including cleanings through managed-care plans, so ask whether the specific office participates. See our Florida dental cleaning cost page for full state context.

Georgia: Atlanta metro offices price toward the upper end of the chain; smaller Georgia markets lower. Georgia Medicaid does not cover routine adult dental (children's dental is covered), so uninsured adults pay the cash rate or use a discount plan.

Texas: Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Austin have Coast Dental offices. Texas Medicaid does not cover adult dental, so the cash rate is what most uninsured Texas adults pay. See our Texas dental cleaning cost page.

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