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root canal
Amount: $3,150.00
Posted by: s. j.
From: alexandria, VA
Posted On: September 2nd, 2008 07:09PM
Which Tooth: 18 & 2
Practitioner: m. s. initials for now
Went to the doctor for 2 root canals cost me after long bargins $3150 with crown. I don't know why 45 min. at the dentist would cost so much.I have no insurance and I need another root canal redone wich probly will cost another $$$$.

RCT and Crown
Amount: $2,287.00
Posted by: Snowden
From: Marietta, GA
Posted On: July 27th, 2008 04:07PM
Which Tooth: 2nd bicuspid
Practitioner: nameless for now
$938 for RCT (one canal)
$295 build up
$1054 for Crown (porcelain fused to metal)

$2287 total cost

Root canal
Amount: $243.00
Posted by: a user in Lakeland, FL.Posted On: July 10th, 2008 08:07AM
Which Tooth: #25
Practitioner: Trinity Endodontics
Doctor and staff very friendly. Good info on whole procedure and breakout of cost. Did not feel any pain at all. Just a little pinch for first anesthetic shot.

ROOT canal
Amount: $1,103.00
Posted by: crazy daisy
From: Bakersfield, CA
Posted On: June 19th, 2008 04:06PM
Which Tooth: 30
Practitioner: Khalil
Insurance paid 1,103 not including the $200 exam. Doctor was friendly and seemed caring. My insurance covered it all.

1 root canal
Amount: $1,015.00
Posted by: Andrew
From: Brentwood, TN
Posted On: June 19th, 2008 06:06AM
Which Tooth: 11
Practitioner:
I went to the dentist in feb and the dentist sent me to an endodontist. I was worried and called the insurance because the endo charged $75 just to look at it. The insurance said they would reimburse me. They schedule me in for the following week. I called the insurance to make sure they would cover it and they said yes. So I went and had the work done. Next I'm getting calls for collecting all the charges. So I call the insurance to ask why they haven't paid. They said the charges are way to high, we only covered a certain amount ($400-$600) for a root canal. Its now June and they still have not paid a dime. I wrote a appeal letter which was denied. Insurance is just a waste of money.

Root Canal & follow up
Amount: $1,120.00
Posted by: Jacqueline
From: Richwood, NJ
Posted On: June 17th, 2008 03:06PM
Which Tooth: #14
Practitioner:
just dropped insurance last month, still need to get a crown to finish later this month. Total 2500.00 for 1 tooth w/ crown.

2 crowns molars and 1 root canal
Amount: $1,400.00
Posted by: connie
From: rochester, NY
Posted On: June 9th, 2008 05:06PM
Which Tooth: 2 back molars
Practitioner: aspen dental
used care credit (no interest) and dental discount plan q dental.

Root Canal
Amount: $1,100.00
Posted by: Randi
From: Arcadia/Los Angeles, CA
Posted On: May 13th, 2008 10:05PM
Which Tooth: #14
Practitioner: Dr. Wingard
Dr. Wingard specializes in root canals and I figured $1100 is not that bad for a place that I know is not going to make my teeth worse. Having terrible experiences in the past, I would rather spend the extra money to get it done right the first time.

Root Canal
Amount: $1,400.00
Posted by: Kristi Schmidt
From: Greenbelt, MD
Posted On: May 7th, 2008 05:05AM
Which Tooth: 4th or 5th molar?
Practitioner: Dr. Allan Goodfriend
I am not sure which tooth it is, but its the first molar tooth on the top, but I was charged $1400 for the root canal alone, is this too much money?

root canal and crown
Amount: $1,500.00
Posted by: Scott
From: Waterloo, IA
Posted On: April 30th, 2008 12:04PM
Which Tooth: upper molar
Practitioner: Dentist
Old filling broke and decay started.
Two canals joined into one. He cleaned it all out and packed it solid again. Will do prep for a crown in a couple weeks and it will be done for about $1,500.

Too expensive
Amount: $2,700.00
Posted by: Painfully Shocked
From: Santa Barbara, CA
Posted On: April 20th, 2008 04:04PM
Which Tooth: Back right molar
Practitioner: Santa Barbara endodontist/dentist
For the back molar, I was quoted $1300 for the root canal and $1400 for the crown. I may have to have the tooth extracted because I can't come up with $2700 right away (they don't take insurance).

root can
Amount: $300.00
Posted by: cyn
From: decatur, GA
Posted On: April 18th, 2008 05:04PM
Which Tooth: nd molar , lower mandible
Practitioner: family dental , decatur, ga
This was my 2nd root canal in 1year. I hope it will be my last. I am still paying for the root canal performed by my dentist in 2006. The cost of this latter root canal average $1200.00 before insurance. My insurance will cover 80%. I still have to go back for a crown, which my insurance will probably be maxed. Then I will have to pay out of pocket. Why is dentistry so expensive.

deep cleaning possible root canal plus the cost of a crown
Amount: $1,900.00
Posted by: oulay
From: Stockton, CA
Posted On: April 18th, 2008 09:04AM
Which Tooth: 1st molar lower left mandible
Practitioner: Caring Dental, Stockton, Ca
I went in for a basic check up so I can get a free teeth whitening if I went through with a recommended treatment. To find out I may need a deep cleaning and a possible root canal and if I needed the root canal there was also a crown new crown involved. They quoted me for deep cleaning at $200.00, possible root canal another $700.00 and a new crown for that root canal another $1000.00. I'm thinking it's probably a rip off. I have Premier Access insurance and my portion would be 20%, but the lady said that's my price out of pocket.

Root Canal Qoute
Amount: $400.00
Posted by: Ken
From: Ajax, Other
Posted On: April 15th, 2008 04:04PM
Which Tooth: Top Rear Right Molar
Practitioner:
I just came back from the dentist! I need a root canal and the quoted me $2051.42. Is this a high price?

This included the crown, do I need it?

My brother said he got his root canal for $600.00.

I'm covered for 80% but still, its the principle.

Any help?

Root Canal
Amount: $1,570.00
Posted by: jeni_rene06
From: Topeka, KS
Posted On: April 11th, 2008 03:04PM
Which Tooth: #7 #12
Practitioner: Dr. Greg Cohen
My first root canal i spent $990 to get a root canal and a veneer. There was extra charges included in that price for having to come in on a saturday to repair a fractured tooth. The second root canal is still in progress. The tooth was so sensitive the day of the rootcanal, that they had to stop in the middle of it, and schedule the rest of it after taking anti-biotics. The first visit cost me $580. I still have to pay for the next visit, and a crown. So far i've paid $1570 to fix two teeth, with some more to go. That would have been nice vacation money.

root canal - back molar (19?)
Amount: $1,050.00
Posted by: nick in san jose
From: palo alto, CA
Posted On: April 1st, 2008 02:04PM
Which Tooth: back molar
Practitioner: a dentist in palo alto
ran out of insurance, 1k for just the four canals, the crown will be another 1k. first time I had to pay for my own dental work, and I am definitely going to shop around from now on. this root canal was rather painful for my bank account

Root canal
Amount: $1,523.00
Posted by: Robert Sinclair
From: Rockford, IL
Posted On: March 29th, 2008 08:03AM
Which Tooth: #30
Practitioner: Camelot Endodonics
2-1/2 hours in the chair total for two visits adds up to $609.20 per hour for a root canal not including the crown which could be another
$600.00-$1000.00 conservatively! Without insurance, there goes my vacation this year!

What is up with that!

Its was one tooth!

No wonder half of America is missing teeth!

Is this caused by the out of sight liability insurance doctors must pass onto us.

$1,450 just for root canal n crown separate
Amount: $1,100.00
Posted by: Joshie
From: Seattle, WA
Posted On: March 21st, 2008 02:03PM
Which Tooth: back tooth
Practitioner: endontist
I got my root canal done by root canal specialist, recomended by my dentist, and it came out to be $1,450. I maxed out with my insurace, so I had to pay 450 out of pocket. I don't mind paying that much, but that didn't include getting a crown. I'll be seeing my dintist in few days to get a crown, and that'll be an extra 700 out of pocket since my insurance is maxed out aready... Doesn't that seem a lot just to get a tooth fix? I guess it can't be helped.

Root canal and apicoectomy
Amount: $1,100.00
Posted by: Rotten Teeth Man
From: Plantation, FL
Posted On: February 20th, 2008 03:02PM
Which Tooth: You name it
Practitioner:
I haven�t been to a dentist in years and have been given a Proposed Treatment Plan that totals $19,263. This includes two apicoectomies at 24 and 25 for $1,500 each and 5 other root canals from $950 to $1,100, the later price for premolars at 5 and 28. Are these prices customary/reasonable in the Broward County, So. Fla area?

root canals
Amount: $1,300.00
Posted by: dusty
From: carterville, GA
Posted On: February 14th, 2008 03:02PM
Which Tooth: side front
Practitioner: Dr. lee
Good root canal, I really wish I could find a half
price root canal or buy 1 get one free. They are
very exspensive. Do the items they use in the canal
cost so much? They should not be based on the cost
of living but on the good dentist moral codes.Something must be done to freeze outragous prices. The dentist was really good and I never felt a thing, but caps annoy me, it feels like
plastic rubber. Wish you coulld find canals for $500.

Expensive?
Amount: $1,070.00
Posted by: Debra
From: Los Angeles, CA
Posted On: February 9th, 2008 01:02PM
Which Tooth: next to canine tooth
Practitioner: Dr. David's Family Dentistry
Will be my first root canal next week. My cost (the part not covered by insurance) is $1,070.00. This is the cost after I get a 5% discount for paying in full with cash or check. This price includes a crown on the tooth. A lot of money for 1 small tooth, but I guess my health is worth it.

Correction: Alley-Oop in Wantagh
Amount: $2,736.00
Posted by: AlleyOop
From: Wantagh, NY
Posted On: January 11th, 2008 07:01AM
Which Tooth: pre-molar
Practitioner:
The price is $2,736 NOT $2,123.

Root, Canal, post & crown
Amount: $2,123.00
Posted by: AlleyOop
From: Wantagh, NY
Posted On: January 10th, 2008 08:01PM
Which Tooth: premolar
Practitioner:
There was also an additional charge of $200 for a pulpotomy.
We live in Nassau County, New York.

Were we overcharged?

Does anyone have any exp[erience with EDP; that's Eastern Dental Plan?

EXPENSIVE ROOT CANAL
Amount: $2,123.00
Posted by: ALEJANDRA PLANCARTE
From: GARLAND, TX
Posted On: January 8th, 2008 08:01AM
Which Tooth: BACK
Practitioner: PEARL DENTAL
I DIDN'T HAVE INSURANCE AND I COULD NOT STAND THE PAIN SO I WENT TO A DENTIST AND THE TOTAL COST WAS $2123. ISN'T THAT WAY TOO MUCH?

root canal
Amount: $1,250.00
Posted by: Bill R
From: Garden City, NY
Posted On: December 23rd, 2007 06:12AM
Which Tooth: (top molar ) #3
Practitioner: Dr. R. Gupta
A cracked filling caused decay of the nerves in a molar. Sensitivity to cold/hot was an indication of need for root canal. Endodontist found complications during surgery: four canals and calcification, but price still was $1250. I have no insurance. Filling and crown are extra. I had quotes as high as $2000. Why does a one hour procedure cost so high?

$1075 before insurance
Amount: $255.00
Posted by: Amy K
From: Germantown, MD
Posted On: December 17th, 2007 07:12PM
Which Tooth: #15 back molar
Practitioner: Dr. Amir Sarkarzadeh
For my root canal, I was referred to an experienced endodontist in the area due to the location of the tooth and was shocked when I heard how much it would cost, even with insurance. However, during my brief stay in the waiting room, I heard the receptionist quoting prices of $300-$700, which made me feel a little better about my seemingly exorbitant fee. I spent $255 out of pocket, including deductible, for great novocaine and a fast, painless that left me wondering why root canals were given such a bad rap! (I later understood, when I paid $85 for the temporary filling and close to $600 for the subsequent crown.)

Mine was $1,250 before insurance
Amount: $250.00
Posted by: ES
From: Menlo Park, CA
Posted On: December 14th, 2007 03:12PM
Which Tooth: #18 back molar
Practitioner:
It was the bottom left tooth, which is a really big tooth. And this was at an endontist, which my dentist referred me to. Does your dentist have that training? Was a crown also included? My tooth already had a crown, and that cost an additional $800 ($400 after insurance). $1,370 would seem reasonable for an endontist, or very reasonable if the crown was included.

Expensive Root Canal
Amount: $1,370.00
Posted by: Ian
From: HEWLETT, NY
Posted On: December 14th, 2007 12:12PM
Which Tooth: #3
Practitioner:
My reg dentist sent me for a Root Canal stating the charge would be $50-100 over average root canal charges. My research indicates average charge for this would not exceed $900, therefore I was looking to pay $1000. I was charged $1370. for the root canal. Am I being ripped off?

Root Canal
Amount: $1,824.00
Posted by: David
From: Plano, TX
Posted On: November 25th, 2007 07:11PM
Which Tooth: #31
Practitioner: Ahmed
This seems too expensive, but I was in need of relief on the day after Thanksgiving. My insurance does not cover.

The bill was $1250 total, $250 out of pocket
Amount: $250.00
Posted by: ES
From: Menlo Park, CA
Posted On: July 16th, 2007 05:07PM
Which Tooth: back molar (#18)
Practitioner:
A molar which had gotten a gold crown a year ago was aching and was sensitive to hot and cold, and it turned out the nerve was dying. My dentist referred me to an endontist, Michelle Olsen at Peninsula Endontics. The whole root canal took a little over an hour. The bill came to $1,250, but they accept Delta Dental PPO, which covered 80%, so I paid $250 out-of-pocket. The total seemed pretty high, but I was seeing an endontist, and Menlo Park is a pretty expensive neighborhood. I was pretty happy to pay only $250 out of my own pocket.


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