Since the dentist has to remove some of the old cement and prep the bridge (and natural teeth) for recementation...my dentist charges $120-130
If the dentist is part of the insurance company's network, he or she is contracted NOT to balance bill the patient for the discount negotiated as part of the contract. The dentist can charge for the difference between the discounted rate and what the insurer pays. For example, if the usual charge for the procedure is $100 but the discounted amount is $60 and the insurer pays half; then the dentist can charge you $30. But the dentist should NOT be charging you the $30 PLUS the $40 discounted amount. If this happens you should contact your insurance company as the dentist may be in violation of his or her contract.
If you still have the temporary bridge in, it can be somewhat uncomfortable. However, it should be slight, not severe. If it is severe see the dentist. The temp may need to be adjusted. Once the permanent bridge is placed, you should have little to no pain soon after the bridge is placed.
Take him to court If the dentist admitted filling the wrong tooth then he shouldn't charge for it and do the other one for free.
It is best to seek the help of the dentist who placed the veneers. You run the risk of breaking or damaging the veneer if you try to do it yourself. Your dentist should not charge you for this service, and if he happens to break the veneer, he should replace it at no charge.
Did you sign an agreement for the procedure? In my experience the impressions are made after the dentist has already built the core and installed a temporary crown. They usually order the permanent crown at that time, which they pay for. So the charge is justified. If this is not the case they should only be allowed to charge for the actual work done (office visit and taking the impression).
Only if it's your dentist or someone working in the dental office who is qualified, that is doing the 'filing'. If by 'filing' you mean 'adjusting your bite', you should be okay.
"A laser dentist should be certified by the Academy of Laser Dentistry, as well as the American Dental Association. They should also have either a Doctorate of Dental Medicine or a Doctorate of Dental Surgery, like a standard dentist."
No, you should not contact your local dentist for dental assistant lessons. Your local dentist wont experiment with people practicing unlicensed. You will first need a license.
go to the dentist
you should complain immediately. my friend's dentist did that and she had to get braces.
A labial frenectomy is a simple and routine procedure that any dentist should be able to perform if it is indicated and necessary.
It will most of the time cost more, but it depends from dentist to dentist. You should ask your health professional about their fees for that kind of appointments.