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How much would i have to pay to a dentist in america if i am not insured and have caries?

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Depends...: There are many university affiliated dental schools that offer low cost and free dental care to people with no insurance. You'll likely be seen by a dental student with supervision from a dentist, but it sure beats having to pull the tooth yourself. There are dentists (as well as doctors) who take cash - but their prices can be highly variable. Only way to know is to call the office and ask.

Answered 10/3/2016

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Depends.: Totally depends on what you need done. Fillings run from $160 up to $400 depending on involved surfaces. Crowns run $1300 and must be used if decay is extensive. These are california fees.

Answered 9/28/2016

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