Cost of a tooth implant?
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Above answers are correct in describing cost of an implant.  I have three implants (due to a skiing accident)and in retrospect, with everything that I had to go through for the implants, I would not do it again.  Knowing what I know now, I would have just gotten dentures or whatever.  I had had fixed bridgework prior to the implants and the bridgework failed, so I had to decide between implants or dentures.\n\nHowever, my son had one implant and he has been happy with his.  He does note that the implanted tooth is a bit shorter than the tooth that it is next to, but I guess that is normal and you can't really notice it.  So, he is happy with his.\n\nHere is a website dealing with the pros and cons of dental implants.
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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.
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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1. Temporary removable partial denture ($300-500):won't last forever;does not fit as well as a permanent partial;it's the cheapest option and it takes the least effort\n\n2. Permanent removable partial ($600-900):lasts as long as you take care of it;bulkier than temporary partial;takes some getting used to;requires drilling on teeth and multiple appointments\n\n3. Fixed Permanent Bridge ($2500-4500):requires reducing teeth on either side of missing teeth;must wear a temporary for a few weeks while permanent porcelain bridge is fabricated;does not come out unless you don't take care of it via flossing/brushing/careful diet;does not last forever (15 years would be really great)\n\n4. Implants ($1500-3000 per missing tooth):not for everybody;permanent titanium posts drilled into bone;porcelain crowns/caps cemented onto posts;requires a lot of care and maintenance;no drilling on healthy teeth;expensive to redo if the implant fails\n\n5. Do nothing: patients often forget that doing nothing is always an option.\n\nI would recommend getting a temporary partial just to see how you can handle a removable device.  It will give you some teeth to fill the spaces for esthetics in the interim.  Find a dentist that you trust to give good advice and evaluate your case with xrays and diagnostic models and photos...
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Usually between $800 and $1400 per tooth.  It depends on the dentist, his overhead, lab costs, type and cost of the bonding agent (cement) he uses, labor costs, his talent and educational level...\n\nFor the most part, you do get what you pay for, so don't go to the cheapest one, or you'll be wasting you money.
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Price shoppers are the worst\n\nI get this question all the time on the phone.\nHow the heck can a dentist tell you how much it will cost to get a filling over the phone?\n\nHow many surfaces is it?\nHow phobic are you?  Will you need nitrous? \nhow deep is it?  Maybe it will need  a root canal?\nMaybe your picky and obsesive and will not be happy with\na metal filling. \n\nSmallest  filling  1 surface    $75\nImplant Crown and bone Grafting $5000\n\nhow much will it cost, . . Sheeeeessssh\n\nGood luck \nGo to the cheapest dentist in town and get the cheapest work, yeah that makes sense.
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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.
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They really don't get that high of pay considering what their overhead and education cost.  The education alone can cost well over 100 grand.  Add this to start-up costs and you have a struggling professional like many of us non-dentists.  For example the sensor for a digital x-ray system alone can cost around fifteen thousand.  This is for the sensor only.  You have the cost of the computer systems, software, people who install it, and the x-ray machine which can cost twenty thousand and more.  I know of several dentists that have been doing dentistry for about five years who are still only breaking even on many months.  The money comes after you have been practicing a long time and are able to pay-off your loans for equipment and building or rental costs.  My instrument set-up to scale and clean people's teeth is about 150 dollars per set.  I use a new sterilized set on each person.  I have about ten instrument set-up's.  You do the math.  These instruments have to be replaced about every six months depending on how heavy the patient load is.  One instrument alone can cost twenty-five dollars.  A box of prophy paste costs about fifty dollars.  The dentist also has to pay his staff, as the dental assistant mentioned.  He has to carry building insurance, malpractice insurance, disability insurance, etc.  He/she has to pay for someone to fix the equipment when it breaks down, minimum a hundred dollars an hour just for showing up.  This does not even include the parts or labor for the equipment.  I could go on and on, but you should get the point.  Dentistry is expensive to the patient, because it is expensive to the dentist.
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Yes it is too much, I worked for a dentist and a gold crown was 895. It is outrageous, shop around. If your insurance is participating, normally they would pay half. If you're going to pay full price shop around and go to another office!
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I normaly charge $75.00 for a normal extraction but as high 250.00 if the tooth breaks and I have to dig it out, this does not count  the X-rays sorry.
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$620.00 - $1100.00 per porcelain veneer\nWhen performing this cosmetic dentistry procedure a dentist will typically quote porcelain veneer fees on a "per unit" (per tooth) basis. If you were to decide to have porcelain veneers placed on all six of your front upper teeth, you could expect that your costs would be six times your dentist's per unit fee.
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If you get them through the dentist they are probably exspensive, if you buy it at the Drug store or where ever they sell them i think they are around $20
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implant or BB has its own advantages and disadvantages. \nthe advan of implant is that you don't touch your oposing tooth.\nthe disadv is that implant could take up to 1year  and by the 1 year or sooner the implant might fail .the intergration of bone to inplant might not happen this way you loose your implant as well as your $1500 -2500 that you have invested.\n\nthe advant of a BB bridge is its fast and less $.\nthat disadv is that you are involving your two other teeth. \n \nBB could look very  very nice if you decide to go with good stuff. a good BB that you could make is called a ceptek which  is made of yellow gold inside and porclain outside. with this you will not get black line by your gumline and it looks really good.  \n\nif you decide to go with cont BB make sure you ask for Facial porclain margin. which is a lining by your gum line that prevent you from having blk line.  good luck
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Fillings are neverrrrr $600...that is way too much. We normally make the patient pay like 80....that is the right amount about. And yes, i myself am a dentist, who uses invisalign. We are allowed to put invisalign. I do .
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Depending on where you live in the U.S., they will cost approximately $550.00 - $1500.00 each.  Also, they are considered cosmetic, therefore they will not be covered by your dental insurance company.
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They don't hurt, but it is a procedure that takes a series of appointments over a few months.  They have to imbed the screw that will hold the tooth and let that heal. Then they have to make the tooth to match your others.  The last step is attaching the completed tooth to the screw.  Implants are incredibly expensive.
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the cost is about 1800-2200 dollars per tooth. It takes about 9 months to a year to complete. You can have all your teeth done if you have the money. Once again you can have them all done, but dentist would do them in stages, say top first then bottom, you will use a temporary denture until the gums heal.