how muh does it cost to replace my lost tooth?
112687
The price is going to vary depending on what you choose to replace it with.  A flipper, a partial denture, a fixed bridge, a maryland bridge an implant.. many options and the price can vary from a couple of hundred to several thousand.
37718
No you can't call around and get a quote on a root canal from different dentists.  It's not like buying car insurance. You will not be able to get a price from a dentist without him/her seeing you first. By law they can not quote you a price for a procedure without seeing you first. It's the same thing as calling a Dr. you've never seen before and asking them to diagnose your problem over the phone. It can't be done. There are many types of root canals and they all cost different prices. It also depends on what tooth it is and what kind of crown the dentist will put on it. Most people think there's a set fee for this type of procedure but that isn't the case. It is a case by case scenario and if you feel like the price is too high at your current dentist I reccomend getting a copy of your xray and getting a second opinion.  Normally for a root canal and a crown you are looking at spending around $900 for both. Of course, if you have insurance then the price would be drastically less.  Some dentists have payment plans/options and I would look into that if you are paying cash for this. Good luck, I have had a root canal and crown myself and it's not fun!
537968
I just got  braces two weeks ago, and it is costing me $4200.00.    That includes all visits and anything that has to do with them the entire time I am wearing them. It also includes the retainer to wear afterwards, and the whitening process that everyone gets afterwards too.  There are less expenisve dentists,  but you should remember that you get what you pay for.
1044645
Tooth fairies aren't real. \n\nYour best bet for making money from a lost tooth is probably eBay.
698545
That would depend on if the tooth is impacted(below the gum line) or not. If the tooth is above the gum line and can be extracted without cutting it could average $200. If the tooth is impacted and you have to have it surgically removed you could be looking at up to $1000 dollars depending on the difficulty. But by all means if the tooth is impacted, find a way to have it removed. I have a bone graft that covers my lower right jaw because of putting it off.
597814
Partials, stayplates, flippers.  The cost is the same weather you are getting one tooth replaced or multiple teeth.  Most labs don't charge more for 1 vs. 2 teeth.   flippers and stayplates are temporary measures and made almost always out of plastic Prices i've seen go from $200 -$500 depending on what side of the Valley you are on in my area.  Partial or denture are definative that means they are made and build to be long term equipment, hence more care is taken to let the gum tissue breath.  we are also carefull tu use the surrounding teeth to stabalize and take the force of chewing.  Prices I've seen from $600 - $1900 again depending on Zip.  \n\ngood Luck
361898
What I would start with is calling a couple of dentists and just asking them which plans they take. Also, which discount plans they take. Then you can call some of the more popular ones and find out what the cost would be. I find that most people who buy thier own plans get stuck with not finding doctors who accept them. When last I had a dental appointment I remember seeing a dental plan advertised in the waiting area for individual purchase.
739733
Lady! you have got some good ole  Tori.  Your dentist is correct. Cost somewhere between $200-300 per side.  Believe me it is worth it. A hard denture riding on those bones would be worse then a bur under the saddle of a horse. You should heal in about a week and the dentures will fit better.  But remember a lower denture will never fit very well.  The tongue, lips and floor of the mouth will make that baby jump around the rest of your life.  I personal recommend that you see about having implants placed to help stabilize or anchor that thing in.  Never get mad at a dentist for a poor fitting denture. It will never be as good as real teeth.
391215
Don't know what would make a good replacement, but try asking a dentist for teeth.
262497
Generally around $2000 per tooth in the U.S. It varies depending on what state you live in. Also, insurance will not pay for any of the procedure... the patient has to pay for them 100% out of pocket.
996309
Can you be a little more specific? Did you mean replacing a tooth without man made materials?
252574
Call your local Health Department.  They usually have listings of affordable dentists.
859280
I don't know your age but usually  it's not recommended that you replace a baby tooth with an inplant as that you should get an adult tooth to replace it unless told otherwise by your dentist.  If it is indeed an adult tooth it does depend where you go.  I believe you have to see and Oral Surgeon to put in implant.  The General Dentist does the crown.  Unless things have changed.  Your looking anywhere between $1000 to $3000 depending on where you go.
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To be honest, dental insurance is going to cost you...it really is, unfortunately. I work with a discount benefits program and you can save up to 80 per cent. I can't get that with my insurance. But, you can try this link...they have a listing of every major dental plan insurance carrier. \n\n<a href="http://www.onlinegiftrewards.com/ups.htm?tp=cc_view_main&ad_id=878&offer_type=offer&ic_offer_id=dentalplans&ic_offer_group_number=3&promo_offer_group_type=&gk=9e2fd36ece07d1c696f756beacf125c3&user_pin_id=97482130&pin_key=825843&user_ref_id=26385707&gift=&user_gift_id=108887941&promotion_id=&promo_name=7172&catalog_id=&ups_ref=redeem@&remoteRef=&sendroikwd=&return_url=&SID=7bbe5b57f76fd5a9edc29999b5836753"<Dental Plans</a>
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What you have to pay is dependent on your husband's rank.  I had to have a tooth pulled and I had to pay $46 out of pocket.  Call you dentist's office. They should be able to tell you UPFRONT how much you will have to pay when you go on.  I've had Tricare Dental for YEARS and I've always called ahead to find out what I had to pay so I wouldn't be surprised.  Don't bother calling United Concordia direct.  I don't think anyone actually works there :0)
166493
http://www.affordabledentures.com/\n\nThis is a network of dentists across the country. The site also has a price list. Good luck.
831666
They can be expensive. Go to www.AffordableDental4All.com fro big savings.