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Materials that may be used in dental fillings include dental amalgam, composite resin, glass ionomers, gold, and ceramic. The cost of dental fillings ranges from around $75 to $200 per tooth ($75 to $145 for metal fillings and $150 to $200 for composite resin fillings). With dental insurance, gold fillings typically run between $10 and $50, while ceramic fillings range between $40 and $100.
2. The type of the filling material. The 'white' (resin) filling material that is used for the front teeth is usually a little bit more expensive than the 'silver' (amalgam) filling placed in the back teeth. The usual difference in the price for a filling of comparable size varies on an average between $20 - $30.For example, if a 1 (one) surface silver filling costs $120, the cost for a one surface 'white' filling can vary between $140 - $150.Again, if a 2 (two) surface silver filling costs $140, then the cost for a two surface 'white' filling will vary between $160 - $170 and so on and so forth.he usual difference in the price for a filling of comparable size varies on an average between $20 - $30. For example, if a 1 (one) surface silver filling costs $120, the cost for a one surface 'white' filling can vary between $140 - $150.