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deep cleaning with insurance
Amount: $866.00
Posted by: oem
From: sa, TX
Posted On: March 11th, 2016 03:03PM
I don't believe I need deep cleaning but monarch said they wont clean ..only deep clean even if I don't want that....so im going elsewhere, if they say I need it, then I may do it...but, I still think its steep, even with insurance 866. would be my cost. looking for dental school see if they might do deep cleaning. I think hygienist should have their own business, and they can make their own money. 3-11-2016

teeth cleaning and mouth check
Amount: $260.00
Posted by: city resident--2016
From: new york, NY
Posted On: January 19th, 2016 02:01PM
The charge for the cleaning was $180 but all of a sudden, en extra $80 for "checking" teeth and mouth.
Cleaning cost for an hour in the chair seems fair, but the extra $80? Isn't that part of a cleaning?

Prophylaxis - adult
Amount: $118.00
Posted by: manofwar
From: Methuen, MA
Posted On: December 4th, 2015 05:12AM
periodic oral evaluation was $55.00. How do these prices look to you all?

Best deal Ever
Amount: $92.00
Posted by: Adrienne
From: San lorenzo, CA
Posted On: September 28th, 2015 12:09AM
Type: Panogram xray& heavy deep cleaning
Went to my local community college to the dental hygiene clinic. $26 panogram xrays and $66 dollars for all dep cleaning appointments. I paid $92 and I've had 3 put of 4 quads done with the last appointment next Friday. All annastesia included at every appointment. Second year Hygienist does most of the work professor ( actual dentist) constantly checks work and preforms all shots. Time consuming appointments but dirt cheap with great service! Highly recommended. Call your local community college save tons of cash_!

Regular 6-Month Cleaning
Amount: $99.00
Posted by: SallyL
From: Livermore, CA
Posted On: July 26th, 2015 01:07PM
Type: Routine cleaning
This was a routine cleaning by a dental hygienist in July 2015. I get my teeth cleaned every 6 months. The cleaning cost $110, but I received a 10% senior discount.

dental cleaning
Amount: $299.00
Posted by: nietsko
From: canton, MA
Posted On: July 6th, 2015 01:07PM
Type: normal
traditional cleaning for health mouth @canton ma. dental collabrative

deep cleaning (scaling, etc)
Amount: $1,116.00
Posted by: Feeling overcharged
From: Napa, CA
Posted On: June 26th, 2015 02:06PM
Type: deep cleaning
My appointments were done in 4 sessions, this price represents a 5% discount for paying in cash at the time of appointment. Now they want me to come back in 6 weeks to check - $168 - seems like too much to me!

Dentist changed half way through procedure
Amount: $8,000.00
Posted by: Donna A
From: Naugatuck, CT
Posted On: June 13th, 2015 01:06PM
Type: crowns
I was Told during consultation $8000 total and I quote :I am giving you a good deal" I went for procedure and after the dentist put TEMP Crowns in Eight of them he told me he "dont take Insurance he is working on it" "I dont take Credit Cards and when are you going to pay me"? Who has $8000 laying around? He worked hard i will honestly say but is making me feel like I am trying to steal from him, I have been running to his office every time I get extra money I have paid $2100 in two weeks and he now Raises the price on me. It was suppose to be $4000 for top teeth Four Thousand for bottom teeth that was his original price,My dilema is now I have Temp Crowns in my mouth and I dont trust him any longer. The Receptionist showed me my Permanent teeth where there in office and when I tried to speak to him about this whole crazy situation he sais to me " If he knew I didnt have the Cash the night of procedure he would have never worked on me.WHAT CAN I DO? I have reciepts but Balance is hand written from Receptionist?

Deep Cleaning
Amount: $4,000.00
Posted by: [email protected]
From: CAPO BEACH, CA
Posted On: June 3rd, 2015 02:06PM
Every time I go to the dentist, they want to do a deep cleaning at approximately $250 per quarter. I have had this done 4 times in the last 6 years.I believe it is a big money maker for the dentist, and not necessary. What a scam.

exam&deep cleaning
Amount: $948.00
Posted by: eugeniu ceremus
From: houston, TX
Posted On: March 18th, 2015 06:03PM
This office does it in 3 steps. They did the cleaning in about 40 minutes, and then told me to come back in a month for the second procedure, the 3rd cleaning will be done 3 months later. They explain this by the fact that my gums are inflamed,and they need to be normal in order to get to the deep pockets. This price included antibiotics 40$×4 due to an infection. Sorry for gross details.
Even then..It's too much money for about 2 hours of work total, and the antibiotics don't cost that much. Anyway. Hope it's helpful

23 MONTH OLD CLEANING
Amount: $78.00
Posted by: UPSET MOMMA
From: WATKINSVILLE, GA
Posted On: January 31st, 2015 11:01PM
Type: CLEANING
THIS EXAM DID NOT INCLUDE X-RAYS! INS PAID $109.00. I HAD TO PAY $78.OO OUT OF POCKET. FOR A GRAND TOTAL OF $187.00. I FEEL LIKE THE COST OUT OF POCKET WAS CRAZY! THIS WAS HER SECOND CLEANING. THE FIRST CLEANING WAS A DIFFERENT DENTAL (PED) OFFICE MUCH NICER AND I HAD NO OUT OF POCKET EXPENCE.MY CHILD HAS NO CAVITIES. I FEEL LIKE THIS NEW DENTIST TOOK ME FOR A RIDE!

Teeth Cleaning
Amount: $0.00
Posted by: prettyme
From: lake Worth, FL
Posted On: January 20th, 2015 03:01PM
I have CarePlus Insurance in Florida. Pays for
one cleaning and two cavities filled per year.
also frontal X-rays.
BUT: Had to have whole mouth x-rayed and it would cost $33. I paid it. Needed a cavity filled - causing me pain. Called to make an appointment
and she said: no, no, no, WE TOLD YOU WHEN YOU WERE HERE LAST TIME, YOU WOULD NEED A ROOT CANAL PLUS! I SAID I could not afford it. She then hung up. (I would have paid if she had offered a payment plan.) Seeking new dentist!

Deep cleaning chaos
Amount: $1,000.00
Posted by: OneUnhappyCustomer
From: Alpharetta, GA
Posted On: November 13th, 2014 08:11AM
Type: Deep cleaning
I have very good insurance thru employer but when I went for routine cleaning, the dentists office strongly recommended deep cleaning. The bill: a staggering $960 for me and spouse. It took an hour for me and 1.5 hours for spouse. But who in the world charges $300 an hour for any procedure? This is a rip off for sure. Now, we can't do anything until next year as our benefits are maxed out by the dentists office. They tried selling several other things (fillings, crowns, whitening etc) but we refused to pay anymore.

dental scaling
Amount: $200.00
Posted by: a user in nashua, NH.Posted On: August 27th, 2014 10:08AM
Thank you thank you I had no way to know but it looks like new dentist quoted me correctly your shared input and info is greatly appreciated when I am blind to the norm of this and looking to spend almost $1000 of insurance benefits and $200 out of pocket for 2 one hour appointments

Most of the prices are normal
Amount: $0.00
Posted by: I love My Patients
From: Norfolk, VA
Posted On: August 10th, 2014 03:08PM
Type: RDH Bachelor Degree
Alot of the people on this thread are bashing the dental field unfairly. I can honestly say I am my patient's advocate. I never make up any condition that is not there. It is common sense if you do not go to the dentist regularly there will be more tartar for the hygienist to clean, more bone loss (higher pocket measurements), and more blood. So your teeth takes longer to clean.
The prices on most of these threads are normal fees. Think about it if a office charges $200 a quad. They have to pay the hygienist $53 out of that. Pay for supplies like anesthetic to numb your mouth, bibs, polish brush, bib, take home bags (that normally have toothbrushes, floss,and sometimes mouthwash in it),equipment, water and electricity. A dental chair costs 10,000. The instrument to polish your teeth costs $500-700. The instruments they use to clean your teeth costs $400 for the set. The insert to clean the patients that need quad scaling(not the whole machine just the insert)costs $230.

Cleanings
Amount: $0.00
Posted by: ILOVETEETH
From: Virginia Beach, VA
Posted On: August 10th, 2014 03:08PM
A lot of these comments where the patient is complaining is because they do not fully understand the reasoning of their procedure. Radiographs (xrays) are needed on a new patient to completely diagnose a patient. A dentist can not see bone levels or cavities simply by looking in the mouth. The x-rays are a part of a complete exam. If a dentist treats you without x-rays, I would not trust that dentist. It is called negligence on the part of a dentist to treat patients without having ALL information.
Quadrant scaling are normally $200-250 per quad because of the amount of time it takes and the amount of work it takes. You also have to administer anesthetic. Normally you need multiple appointments to complete the entire mouth. Quadrant scaling is extensive because normally its for people who do not take care of their teeth regularly and who do not come to the dentist twice a year.


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