my brother in-law needs two front teeth.he has no fronts/ i need to know what would be the cost for two partia
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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
811275
alot of them get them custom made by their dentists\njust ask your dentist about it , it will probably cost about 20-30 $
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They'll probably charge you for the ff: limited oral exam, a peri-apical radiograph of the tooth, possibly a build-up,  a porcelian crown (depending on the kind/material of crown).....you're looking anywhere between $700-$1300. Oh and by the way, if you broke your tooth to the gumline, you may need crown lengthening so that alone can set you back at least a few hundred dollars additional.  I am assuming you already had root canal and it's fine or that your tooth is healthy enough not to get one.
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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.
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A friend, or family member is the best.  Ask anyone, eventually you will find someone who will swear by their dentist.  These are the best reccomendations.  If they feel comfortable enough to advertise like that then its worth a try.  \n\n1-800 Dentist is an advertising business.  Their dentist are the ones who charge up the kazoo, to pay the $3000+ / month in advertising charge. \n\nGood luck
955238
My daughter went 4 months without any sign of two front teeth coming in.  I think her father pulled them before they were completely ready to come in.  It was around christmas time so my daughter who was 6 at the time had to keep hearing from people was  "All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth" :)  Anyways, they did eventually come in.  My dentist had done a panaramic xray when she first started going there and he saw all the adult teeth in the gum.  Having said that, I still have 2 baby teeth in my mouth (im 28) with no adult teeth under them.  My dentist is getting ready to pull them to make room for my wisdon teeth.... Either way the dentist will be able answer all your questions.  Take Care.
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the waiting list in the UK should not be 2 years unless this is the time that the dentist has rec to have a brace when he is 15 years old, if you do go privately you are looking at around £3000 at least, and remember its not just the time the brace is on ure son will need some form of retainer afterwards, so i would ask ureself is he that commmited for you to satke out such a large amount of cash ... i would personally wait til the time he can get it done for free
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It depends on what needs to be done to the tooth. \nIf it is a small chip on the bottom of a top tooth, the dentist may be able to use composite (filling) material to fill it in. In my area it costs $70-130.\nIf a large part of the tooth is broken, it may require a crown. In my area they cost $500, but the charge is much higher in larger areas. Between $800 and $1200. \nGo to a dentist for an exam. He will tell you what you need to have it fixed and give you an estimate. \nIf it needs capped, call around and see what other dentists are charging.\nHope this helps!!
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Hi!\nThe cost depends very much on where you are and is the dental office nice or not really!I work in a dental office and for example a root can. on a front tooth costs $450, you might need whats called a post after that on this teeth and that goes for $200 a piece.The bridge you said will be a 5 unit bridge,that means the price of 5 crowns combined,here that will be $3750.Of course all this is cash prices,assuming you don't have insurance.If you already have one that will greatly reduce your cost!!!\nI recommend you talk to your dentist about the cost of all this before you start it.Usually when an extensive work like that is needed,they might give you a discount,or ask about payment plans which will allow you to make monthly payments to the dental office for an extended period of time!\nI am sure that after everything is completed you will have a great, even and bright smile and all will be worth it!Good luck!:)))
860339
depends on where you live, in the US it should cost you about 1000 dollars per tooth.
283297
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.
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I'd say go to Tuscon and have a dentist check it out. Better to have it done now then wait. In phoenix the upper denture cost about $1500.00 and lower partial about $700.----$1200. depending on if you want metal or what they call a "soft partial" made of acrillic. Then too, you can go to Nogales for about half that price or less. I hear they do just as good of work as here. Just have to find the right dentist. Good luck
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700 for the root canal and around 350 for the crown.  I have had several and this seems to be my average out of pocket expense with 60% coverage.  It sucks but it's better than the toothless option.  Even people with dentures have to have alot of care so take care of what you have for as long as you can whatever the cost.  Once you catch up with the other teeth you will be happy.  I know I am.  Nothing worse than a real painful toothache or the smell of a rotten tooth.  Get er done.
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I got an estimate from my oral surgeon.  This was for 28 implants in my mouth.  It was around $50,000 total for all work and any follow up visits.  A bit too much money for me to fork out right now.  Plus just remember, implants only last around 20 years if you maintain it well.  And they still will NOT be like your natural teeth.  That is what one of my friends who had it done said.  By the way he paid $60,000 for all of his.
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It's going to depend on the dentist and the cost of dental treatment in your particular area of the country.  In Florida, after all is said and done, it's approximately $2,000 per tooth.
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You better shop around. I was in the same situation back in 99, and got a really bad deal. I ended up paying almost 3000 for finishing up the treatment that would have cost me almost half of it in Sweden and the guy did a lousy job.\n\nMake sure you have all the paperwork with you, and if you can get your samples that were done before you started the treatment try to convince you dentist to give them to you.\n\nAnd also, be care full with the American dentists, they have a nasty habit of "fixing" you problem by cutting the side of your teeth to speed up the process, you end up having many problems a few years later.\n\nDentists in the US are either really good or awful, so you should try to find someone who can recommend you a good one, and pick it even if it is a bit more expensive, paying less in the US means you get a 3rd world quality treatment.