Best price for molar teeth removal in Dublin?

kevincool

Hi,
Since yesterday my molar teeth hurts like hell. A debtist adviced it to be removed 6 months back but I neglected it. I will be doing this current week. Can you please suggest a place which offers the best lowest price for removal of molar teeth and how much does it cost?

Stheno

kevincool wrote: »

Hi,
Since yesterday my molar teeth hurts like hell. A debtist adviced it to be removed 6 months back but I neglected it. I will be doing this current week. Can you please suggest a place which offers the best lowest price for removal of molar teeth and how much does it cost?

No one can really answer that to be honest.

You should be looking for a dentist you are happy with to provide you with the treatment.

Only way you'll get an idea of price is to ring multiple surgeries, but they may not give out pricing over the phone.

kevincool

i'm new to Dublin and I don't have any preference for a dentist.

Stheno

kevincool wrote: »

i'm new to Dublin and I don't have any preference for a dentist.

I'd happily recommend mine who is based in the IFSC if that suits you, just let me know and I'll pm details.

Oral Surgeon

kevincool wrote: »

Hi,
Since yesterday my molar teeth hurts like hell. A debtist adviced it to be removed 6 months back but I neglected it. I will be doing this current week. Can you please suggest a place which offers the best lowest price for removal of molar teeth and how much does it cost?

The best price is free (on the medical card)
Medical insurance may help if the tooth is impacted or is so broken down that the roots alone are there….
if not approx….
You could pay 80-150 for a non surgical extraction under local anaesthetic
You could pay 200-300 for a surgical extraction under local anaesthetic
You could pay 500 or so for a surgical extraction under IV sedation
You could pay 1500 for an extraction under general anaesthetic

If you go for the cheapest price then you get the cheapest guy doing it….

kevincool

Stheno wrote: »

I'd happily recommend mine who is based in the IFSC if that suits you, just let me know and I'll pm details.

Please do.Thanks.

kevincool

Oral Surgeon wrote: »

The best price is free (on the medical card)
Medical insurance may help if the tooth is impacted or is so broken down that the roots alone are there….
if not approx….
You could pay 80-150 for a non surgical extraction under local anaesthetic
You could pay 200-300 for a surgical extraction under local anaesthetic
You could pay 500 or so for a surgical extraction under IV sedation
You could pay 1500 for an extraction under general anaesthetic

If you go for the cheapest price then you get the cheapest guy doing it….

Thanks. THis 80-150 for a non surgical, does this cover the initial examination, xray etc.

Stheno

kevincool wrote: »

Thanks. THis 80-150 for a non surgical, does this cover the initial examination, xray etc.

No.

Oral Surgeon

kevincool wrote: »

Thanks. THis 80-150 for a non surgical, does this cover the initial examination, xray etc.

Not with an oral surgeon… But it likely would with your general dentist if you have prsi to cover the examination...