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Old 10-12-2020, 11:27 AM
 
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This would be paid out of pocket btw.


the rates Ive been getting calling around appear to vary greatly, a couple were around $180, but then others were as high as $500!


Anyone know what a rough average should be?


** Just want to mention, I CANNOT sit thru a normal tooth extraction, too nervous and anxious based on previous extractions. Apparently Im one of those people that are 'difficult' to numb, during one extraction, they were in the process of it, and I started feeling extreme pressure in the area they were working, they stopped and gave me more numbing agent, but it was a BAD experience!
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Old 10-12-2020, 11:49 AM
 
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This would be paid out of pocket btw.


the rates Ive been getting calling around appear to vary greatly, a couple were around $180, but then others were as high as $500!


Anyone know what a rough average should be?


** Just want to mention, I CANNOT sit thru a normal tooth extraction, too nervous and anxious based on previous extractions. Apparently Im one of those people that are 'difficult' to numb, during one extraction, they were in the process of it, and I started feeling extreme pressure in the area they were working, they stopped and gave me more numbing agent, but it was a BAD experience!

Pressure is normal during an extraction. You cannot numb pressure. Pain is different.


The majority of the cost will be for the sedation itself. $500 for sedation (assuming it's IV) and extraction is VERY reasonable in my area.
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Old 10-18-2020, 10:44 PM
 
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This would be paid out of pocket btw.


the rates Ive been getting calling around appear to vary greatly, a couple were around $180, but then others were as high as $500!


Anyone know what a rough average should be?


** Just want to mention, I CANNOT sit thru a normal tooth extraction, too nervous and anxious based on previous extractions. Apparently Im one of those people that are 'difficult' to numb, during one extraction, they were in the process of it, and I started feeling extreme pressure in the area they were working, they stopped and gave me more numbing agent, but it was a BAD experience!
What Country are you wanting the quote?

It can be radically different based on the Country.
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Old 10-22-2020, 09:28 AM
 
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What Country are you wanting the quote?

It can be radically different based on the Country.
I live in KY, in the US, (sorry, forgot to mention that).


The more I look around, the more I see prices vary greatly from one dentist to another!
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Old 10-24-2020, 09:26 PM
 
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I live in KY, in the US.
Did you know that the toothbrush was invented in KY? If it had been invented in any other state, it would have been named the teethbrush.


Just a joke to make you laugh rstevens and hopefully take your mind off your upcoming dental extraction. Good luck!
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Old 10-25-2020, 07:14 AM
 
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200 to 300 smackers.
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Old 10-25-2020, 07:16 AM
 
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This would be paid out of pocket btw.


the rates Ive been getting calling around appear to vary greatly, a couple were around $180, but then others were as high as $500!


Anyone know what a rough average should be?


** Just want to mention, I CANNOT sit thru a normal tooth extraction, too nervous and anxious based on previous extractions. Apparently Im one of those people that are 'difficult' to numb, during one extraction, they were in the process of it, and I started feeling extreme pressure in the area they were working, they stopped and gave me more numbing agent, but it was a BAD experience!
Mine come out easy since all the bone that holds them in is gone. I got 24 more to go and can't wait till they are all out.
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Old 10-25-2020, 07:17 AM
 
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Depends. One cost for tooth pull and another for sedation.

All the estimates here are LOWER than the costs in my area. Maybe it's regional. You need to go to an oral surgeon not a dentist. They can't do sedation.
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Old 10-25-2020, 05:54 PM
 
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I was always one of those people who were difficult to numb. I put off dental procedures because of that. I had a root canal six weeks ago and was sweating bullets. The assistant told me that I was going to be surprised, didn't believe it. Dentist came in and shot me up and my gosh they were right. Whatever he used was so much better than just a few years ago, it was amazing. I still can't get over it, seriously. Can't help you with the price of sedation, last tooth I had pulled was without and was $350.00.
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Old 10-27-2020, 12:18 PM
 
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I went to Aspen Dental yesterday for the extraction, but upon examining the tooth, the dentist said it was infected, she started me on antibiotics and rescheduled the extraction for 7 days (Nov 3).


She told me, when a broken tooth is hurting, 99% of the time, its infection thats causing the pain, (not exposed nerve/pulp). I will say Ive taken 4 antibiotic pills so far and no pain at all!
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