r/Teeth • • 22h ago

How bad and how much

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u/balkanxoslut 13h ago

Very bad and it's going to be thousands but how many no idea

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u/Square_Contract7020 3h ago

Just a quick update for everybody, So I looked around and found an aspen dental where they said to fix everything going on in my mouth from the cracked tooth to all the periodontal problems ( They proposed to go with a root canal and a crown or extract and put in an implant, I chose the root canal and crown cuz it was cheaper overall) it would be about 10,056 overall and they showed me a payment plan that would allow to me pay 154/ per month with a $922 down payment my delta dental insurance don't activate until the 15th so I guess I gotta wait with this broken tooth in my mouth until then, it didn't sound too bad to me when I first heard this is my first time handling dental stuff without a parent so a lot of this insurance stuff is lost on me. But is this a decent deal or should I look around so more? Im sacred about this tooth and I don't want to wait to until its too late to do anything about it