“Dr. Ross and staff were wonderful. I was extremely nervous as I haven’t been to a dentist in years. They all treated me with respect and explained all procedures before doing them. My treatment plan for the future was fully explained including what the cost would be. I am looking forward to working with Dr. Ross and improving the health of my teeth and gums, which will overall improve my health.”
Tad R., Cleveland, OHYou will be given an estimate of how much the tooth extraction process will cost before your treatment; we don’t want you to feel like you need to make any commitments without first having a grasp on the financial side of things. There are several factors that can influence the price, including:
It’s worth noting that the average cost of having a tooth removed in the United States is between $150 and $400. But of course, the actual price is not set in stone. An examination and careful consideration of your unique circumstances will be required to put together a trustworthy estimate.
While some dentists can handle dental implant placement themselves, periodontists have completed specialized training for this procedure. On top of that, periodontists specifically work with the gums and jawbone, which makes them highly qualified for dental implant treatments. As such, if you want to make sure that your dental implants are being placed by an expert, it’s worth seeking out a periodontist.
The answer to this question depends on what stage your gum disease is currently in. At the very earliest stages, curing it is often still possible with thorough cleanings and good oral hygiene habits. However, advanced gum disease – also known as periodontitis – cannot be completely cured; it can, however, be managed with the right treatments. We can give you an idea of how your gum disease can be handled once we have had a chance to examine your mouth.
Dental implants are highly recommended for replacing missing teeth. Their versatility makes them a viable solution for patients who are missing one tooth, multiple teeth, or all of their teeth. So if you have any gaps in your smile, you will want to check to see if you’re a viable dental implant candidate.
You will most likely be able to have dental implants placed if:
Your candidacy for dental implants can be discussed in more detail at your initial consultation.
Your dental insurance may offer coverage for a variety of periodontal treatments. Our team will be more than happy to file any claims on your behalf. You can also apply for budget-friendly financing through CareCredit or Lending Club; there are a variety of plans to choose from that come with little to no interest as well as no surprise fees.
