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A member asked:
My regular dentist wants to extract $209 and hard laser $74, is this necessary because a oral surgeon i go to would only cost $155 with no lasers.
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Unknown: Your regular dentist has decided on one approach to your treatment, and the oral surgeon has decided on a different approach. Discuss your concerns with your providers and ask for an explanation, putting the cost of the care to the side.
Answered 3/13/2018
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Examination: Without examining you there is no way to properly answer your question. In general, choose the practitioner with the greatest skill and experience.
Answered 3/14/2018
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