Gold Onlays etc...

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Hello,
My tooth recently cracked whilst I was eating. I went to the dentist (a private one as I can’t get an NHS dentist). He took x rays and told me that I have a number of problems with my teeth. He suggested a couple of gold onlays and also another filling. In total this will cost me over £2000 (the breakdown is below). I wanted to know if this is a reasonable price.
Many thanks
Appointment 1 | 60 | ||
Examination | |||
Oral Hygiene Instruction | |||
Xray Small Film | |||
Appointment 2 | |||
LA Given | 400 | ||
Crown Preparation And Impression(s) | 480 | ||
Onlay Prep | 150 | ||
Hygiene with Dentist | 120 | ||
Composite Filling | LL4 | ||
Appointment 3 | |||
Composite Filling | 180 | UL4 | |
LA Given | |||
Bonded Crown Non-precious | 280 | LL6 | |
Gold Onlay | 400 | LL7 | |
Total | 2070 |
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But other than that - the charges are about inline with what I'd charge.
Obviously - I cant comment on the actual treatment plan - but the charges are pretty average
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4. Only book initial appointment when you find a place you are happy with.