CDT D9974 · Cosmetic

Internal Bleaching - Per Tooth

Internal whitening of a non-vital tooth

Cost verdict

According to ADA Health Policy Institute fee baselines, Internal Bleaching - Per Tooth (D9974) has no modeled adult Medicaid estimate in our dataset, a national private average of $312 with 36% state-to-state spread across 51 jurisdictions.

$312
Nat'l private avg
0/51
States covering
36%
State cost spread

Modeled Medicaid figures are ADA HPI-based estimates, not live fee schedules or benefit determinations.

Price board and coverage share

Highest private-market estimates among jurisdictions with a figure, plus the share of the 51-jurisdiction archive that carries a modeled adult Medicaid estimate for this CDT, set against the corpus mean. Archive completeness, not a treatment recommendation.

Top private estimates · Internal Bleaching - Per Tooth

1. New York$3742. District of Columbia$3703. California$3614. Hawaii$3615. New Jersey$3616. Massachusetts$3527. Maryland$3518. Washington$3499. Connecticut$34810. Alaska$336
Descending private-market estimate among jurisdictions with a figure. National average is the ADA HPI baseline × BEA RPP, not a quoted office fee.

Modeled Medicaid coverage share

0%100%Corpus mean50%0%
0% this CDT · 50.1% corpus mean
0 of 51 jurisdictions carry a modeled adult Medicaid estimate (0%). Corpus mean across tracked procedures is 50.1%.

Source: ADA Health Policy Institute Survey of Dental Fees and Medicaid Reimbursement Compendium procedure_costs private_estimate / medicaid_fee · 2026-05-16 Private estimates use ADA HPI national midpoints × BEA Regional Price Parities. Medicaid dollars are modeled, not live fee-schedule transcriptions or benefit determinations.

Internal Bleaching - Per Tooth cost by state

State Private estimate vs nat'l private
New York $374 +20%
District of Columbia $370 +19%
California $361 +16%
Hawaii $361 +16%
New Jersey $361 +16%
Massachusetts $352 +13%
Maryland $351 +13%
Washington $349 +12%
Connecticut $348 +12%
Alaska $336 +8%
New Hampshire $334 +7%
Colorado $327 +5%
Oregon $326 +4%
Virginia $324 +4%
Minnesota $320 +3%
Rhode Island $320 +3%
Delaware $319 +2%
Illinois $318 +2%
Vermont $318 +2%
Maine $316 +1%
Nevada $316 +1%
Florida $316 +1%
Pennsylvania $311 0%
Arizona $308 -1%
Utah $307 -1%
Texas $307 -2%
Wisconsin $305 -2%
Wyoming $303 -3%
Michigan $302 -3%
Montana $299 -4%
Idaho $298 -4%
North Carolina $295 -5%
Georgia $294 -6%
New Mexico $294 -6%
North Dakota $293 -6%
Nebraska $291 -7%
South Carolina $291 -7%
Louisiana $291 -7%
Missouri $291 -7%
Ohio $291 -7%
Indiana $289 -7%
Kansas $288 -7%
Iowa $288 -8%
Tennessee $288 -8%
Oklahoma $285 -9%
Kentucky $283 -9%
South Dakota $282 -10%
Arkansas $280 -10%
West Virginia $280 -10%
Alabama $276 -12%
Mississippi $275 -12%

Analysis: how to think about internal bleaching - per tooth costs

The cosmetic category spread for internal bleaching - per tooth (CDT D9974) runs 36% between the cheapest and priciest states in our 2024 dataset, and cost of living explains most of that gap, not procedure difficulty.

None of the 51 jurisdictions in this dataset (50 states + DC) carry a modeled adult Medicaid estimate for D9974, so the private-market estimate is the primary dollar reference here. That is not a definitive coverage ruling, confirm with the state program. Related: finding affordable dental care.

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Source: ADA HPI Survey of Dental Fees (2024). ADA HPI Medicaid Reimbursement Compendium (2024). Estimates, not quotes, see our disclaimer.

Every dollar figure on PlainDentalCost is rendered directly from our procedure-cost database (ADA Health Policy Institute Survey of Dental Fees 2024 averages and state adult-Medicaid coverage records), and no number is typed in by an editor. Medicaid dollar values are modeled estimates, not published state fee schedules. The table on this page is one row per US jurisdiction in our database holding a private estimate or a modeled adult-Medicaid value for CDT D9974. Read our editorial standards and corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error. Our database was last rebuilt on 16 May 2026.

PlainDentalCost publishes cost reference data for informational purposes only. It is not dental, medical, insurance, or financial advice, it does not describe what any particular practice will charge you, and coverage rules change, so confirm fees with the provider and benefits with the state Medicaid program before you rely on a number. Appropriate use.