RossMAN Grand Nagus Feb 24, 2000 79,088 457 136 Sep 12, 2002 #2 I'm guessing you don't have any dental insurance coverage?
L Lucky Lifer Nov 26, 2000 13,126 3 0 Sep 12, 2002 #3 no insurance period and this tooth is killing me whenever something solid hits the center of the top of it.
no insurance period and this tooth is killing me whenever something solid hits the center of the top of it.
S Sluggo Lifer Jun 12, 2000 15,488 5 81 Sep 12, 2002 #4 My dentist charges about $100 for a big filling, $60 for a small one. Crowns are $600. <chews on sugar cane> Dont ask how I know this
My dentist charges about $100 for a big filling, $60 for a small one. Crowns are $600. <chews on sugar cane> Dont ask how I know this
Y yakko Lifer Apr 18, 2000 25,455 2 0 Sep 12, 2002 #6 It depends on the type of filling material , the size and location of the area to be filled.
polypterus Golden Member Jan 14, 2001 1,766 1 76 Sep 12, 2002 #7 I had a filling "replaced" last year, not sure if that costs more than just a filling, but it was $120. dc
I had a filling "replaced" last year, not sure if that costs more than just a filling, but it was $120. dc
M Moonbeam Elite Member Nov 24, 1999 74,905 6,788 126 Sep 12, 2002 #9 There's a new laser drill that doesn't require a shot. I'm sure shinerburke would volunteer to knock it out for you for free.
There's a new laser drill that doesn't require a shot. I'm sure shinerburke would volunteer to knock it out for you for free.
JC Diamond Member Feb 1, 2000 5,855 73 91 Sep 12, 2002 #11 Arg....two hours later, for two big cavities Cost: $408.00 Fortunately, my dental insurance covered all but about $90 whew JC
Arg....two hours later, for two big cavities Cost: $408.00 Fortunately, my dental insurance covered all but about $90 whew JC