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Understanding Dental Costs

Cost Affecting Factors

The cost of dental treatments can vary based on a variety of factors. To better understand these costs and not feel blindsided by amounts, here is a breakdown of some common factors that can affect your overall cost:

Your Needs & Extent of Work

Costs may vary depending on factors like the condition of your teeth, gum health, and how many treatments you’ll need.

Lab Fees

Some treatments, like crowns and dental implants, require lab fees since they must be custom made typically at an off site lab.

Delaying Dental Procedures

If you put off certain dental issues, especially if they are severe, you may require more treatments which mean a higher cost.

In/Out of Network

Dental insurance costs with an in-network provider result in lower costs while out-of-network providers might not cover all treatments.

Cost of Treatment for Crowns

The type of crown material, such as porcelain, ceramic, metal, and gold can affect the cost. Each persons unique situation will determine the type of material best suited for a particular tooth. Any additional procedures such as a root canal or build-up that may be needed will also go into determining the final cost.

Range of insurance fees: $800-$1290

The cost of Invisalign treatment can depend on the complexity of your case, with more comprehensive cases typically costing more. It's important to note that the fee does not usually include retainers.

Range of insurance fees: $3800-$6000

Cost of Treatment for Invisalign

Cost of Treatment for Implants

The cost of dental implants can vary based on the location in the mouth, as well as whether a bone graft or membrane is needed. This would not include the abutment (crown connector) or crown.

Range of insurance fees: $1250-$2125

The cost of cosmetic treatments can depend on the type of lab used and the materials chosen. High-end cosmetics may cost more.

Range of insurance fees: $1290-$2000 per crown

Cost of Treatment for Cosmetic Dentistry

Cost of Treatment for Extractions

The cost of extractions can vary based on the type of extraction needed, such as simple, surgical, or full bony-impacted extractions. A bone graft may also affect the cost.

Range of insurance fees: $72-$374

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