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Going rate for a crown
love2shoot
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I had one done, it was $1270, one hundred dollar discount for cash. I have no dental insurance.
Wife went today and needs three crowns, two replacing existing crowns. They said there was decay under two of her crowns. Her estimate....$4200! She had no clue there was a problem. No pain, nothing.
Are these prices in line or should we shop around?
Wife went today and needs three crowns, two replacing existing crowns. They said there was decay under two of her crowns. Her estimate....$4200! She had no clue there was a problem. No pain, nothing.
Are these prices in line or should we shop around?
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$1100 for a crown is a good deal.
I suggested this to my wife, can I stay at your house now?
8 years and 5 dentists till the local dentist found the cracked root. Probably cracked when they did the root canal. The dentist had to grind the metal from the root canal out, and do a bone graft for my new implant. The root canal and crown ($1800) could have gone to the implant. Not to mention all the other visits due to that tooth bothering me for years.
And now my teeth are worth more than I am
I’ve got great dental insurance and have to have a crown done when the COVID bs ends. My dentist says mine would be about $1000 out of pocket after ins.
I live in rural WV so your quote sounds pretty good for no ins.