It depends on what you're looking for. For example a set of dental implants cost US$500 for a set of porcelain teeth
Yes and no. It all depends on the dentist's contract with your insurance plan. There is no standard answer to this question.
No
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The average Radiologists insurance fee is any were from 450-650
yes he will that is what mine does
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It depends on the office policies especially those on the treatment plan papers you might have signed when you first started going there :-)
The payment method described is known as the average fee schedule or average geographical fee schedule.
As long as you are willing to follow their protocols (ie fill out new patient paperwork, allow the dentist to conduct his own exam, and you agree to pay the fee) there is no reason why any dentist would not want to treat you.
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The average surgeon's fee for a chin implant was $1,612 in 2002. The average fee for a sliding genioplasty, however, was $4,000-$6,000.