Possible extras: Some offices will charge extra if a medication is placed in the tooth and/or if nitrous oxide is administered during the procedure. I'm not sure of what charge(s) you might be referring to..
Answered 12/3/2013
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Lots of variables: The fee may vary based on both the number of surfaces and how large and/or deep the cavity is. Example: a large one surface cavity could cost more then a small two surface cavity. Cost will also vary based on what filling materials are used. Every patient and tooth is its own unique situation.
Answered 12/3/2013
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A filling: A cavity is a hole in a tooth. Restoring the hole with a dental material is called a filling, so fixing a cavity is the same as having a filling. Usually the fee is based on the number of surfaces affected by the cavity. As others have said there may be extra fees associated with treatment such as medicated fillings and additional medications for treating anxiety in the office.
Answered 6/8/2015
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