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06-17-2021 06:18 PM
Seems in the normal range. We have as basic dental plan from Met Life, highly recommend.
06-17-2021 06:21 PM
@Luvsmyfam I pay 100.00 for just a cleaning, if they do x-rays, it goes to 175.00. The last filling I had cost 160.00. This is probably an average price all things considered. Glad you were able to save the tooth and being able to pay for it is a blessing since you are like myself and don't have dental insurance.
06-17-2021 06:31 PM
06-17-2021 06:33 PM
When you get a tooth filled. The price is based on the size of the repair and material used. If you had a huge filling, you got a good price.
A small filling normally costs more than that. An Amalgam filling costs between $100 and $200. Composite material ( white ) costs $130 to $250.
Now, just pray that filling lasts. Often a large filling won't last very long. When it breaks down, you will probably need a crown. Don't bite into hard food with that tooth...baby it.
06-17-2021 06:39 PM
That's a good price. For the past year my dentist was also charging a COVID surcharge for PPE?
I had a crown last year it was $1000, upfront!! It was submitted to insurance and they paid 70%. Cleanings are always over $100 these days.
I agree with Carmine though about the size of the filling, it might just be a temporary fix.
06-17-2021 09:05 PM
@Luvsmyfam $155 is better than the $1,450 I just paid for a crown. At 75, I'd like to know when do I say "no" to these very costly expenses.
06-17-2021 09:34 PM
@Luvsmyfam wrote:well,dentist charged me 155.00 for a huge filling.i was relieved,thinking he would tell me I need a crown or get it pulled.does anyone think this fee is high?either way,I had to do something.guess I will scrimp back on shopping for the time being
my dentist just charged me $200 each for three fillings, so don't feel bad and my insurance only covers two thirds of the cost.😳😬
06-18-2021 12:06 AM
I'm 77 and imho you are never too old for dentistry.
06-18-2021 10:12 AM
I pay $80 for a filling. I think that's pretty low b/c it's done at a community dental clinic where their prices are established based on a sliding scale adjusted to your income. According to them I'm 'poor' so their prices are low compared to a regular dental office. Our community here is fortunate to have such services especially for people who do not have insurance like myself.
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