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Old Sep 4th 2009, 9:38 am
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Just had my first experience of aussie dentistry - stuck a crown back in that fell out yesterday, had a check up whilst I was there - $253!!!!!! She said that if the crown fell out again they would do x rays etc, I said don't bother just pull it out (it's a back tooth after all), 12 quid I paid at home for a tooth extracting, $300 they want to charge me here!!!! Ball of string and door knob comes to mind!!!!
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Just had my first experience of aussie dentistry - stuck a crown back in that fell out yesterday, had a check up whilst I was there - $253!!!!!! She said that if the crown fell out again they would do x rays etc, I said don't bother just pull it out (it's a back tooth after all), 12 quid I paid at home for a tooth extracting, $300 they want to charge me here!!!! Ball of string and door knob comes to mind!!!!
your kidding thats cheap. seriously.
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Just had my first experience of aussie dentistry - stuck a crown back in that fell out yesterday, had a check up whilst I was there - $253!!!!!! She said that if the crown fell out again they would do x rays etc, I said don't bother just pull it out (it's a back tooth after all), 12 quid I paid at home for a tooth extracting, $300 they want to charge me here!!!! Ball of string and door knob comes to mind!!!!
I never visited the dentist while i lived in OZ, for the simple fact it was far too expensive.
But my youngest did and it cost me $600 for 2 fillings.

Back in UK now and we all have regular check ups, OH had new bridge fitted for 90 pound.That was going to cost $3000 in OZ.
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If ya want nice teeth and/or in pain you will pay what it takes!
I was working away in london town last year and had the worst tooth ache ever i would of let the local butcher in tesco sort it and i would of paid a grand to get rid of the pain
You either pay it or dont

Father inlaw paid £1000+ for a crown in uk(private) few months ago,while i paid £200 uk(cattle class).


Where do i sign to learn to be a ozzie dentist
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your kidding thats cheap. seriously.
I was just thinking that the amount was cheap for over here too

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Originally Posted by Nu-Shooz
I never visited the dentist while i lived in OZ, for the simple fact it was far too expensive.
But my youngest did and it cost me $600 for 2 fillings.
It is worth people being aware that not all Dentists charge the high rates.

Some Dental costs I have seen include:
Item 531 White Filling - 1 Surface - Back Tooth: Maximum Fee $190.00
NobleDentist charge $103.00.
My Dentist charges $115.00.

Item 533 White Filling - 3 Surfaces - Back Tooth: Maximum Fee $304.00
Noble Dentist charge $151.00
Mine maybe about $160 ?

I took my daughter to the dentist today, and got the shock of my life...

They said "No Charge Today".... I left the building before they got to change their minds..... I am still wondering why....
 
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Eldest needs wisdom teeth out and braces afterwards.. current 'predicted' costs are $9,870
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I took my daughter to the dentist today, and got the shock of my life...

They said "No Charge Today".... I left the building before they got to change their minds..... I am still wondering why....
no charge today...we'll send the bill Monday
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Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
It is worth people being aware that not all Dentists charge the high rates.

Some Dental costs I have seen include:
Item 531 White Filling - 1 Surface - Back Tooth: Maximum Fee $190.00
NobleDentist charge $103.00.
My Dentist charges $115.00.

Item 533 White Filling - 3 Surfaces - Back Tooth: Maximum Fee $304.00
Noble Dentist charge $151.00
Mine maybe about $160 ?

I took my daughter to the dentist today, and got the shock of my life...

They said "No Charge Today".... I left the building before they got to change their minds..... I am still wondering why....
Is it possibly because you made the story up?
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Is it possibly because you made the story up?
pmsl!!!!
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Old Sep 4th 2009, 11:10 am
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Is it possibly because you made the story up?
Some people just don't want to believe...

http://www.nobledentist.com.au/denti...t.php#Brisbane

Some people would rather deny the fact that some things can be cheaper, than open their eyes and look...


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Some people just don't want to believe...

http://www.nobledentist.com.au/denti...t.php#Brisbane

Some people would rather deny the fact that some things can be cheaper, than open their eyes and look...


A Negative attitude guarantees that you will find negatives in almost everything -
A Positive attitude gives a much better chance of a happy life.
Thanks . I'll look it up the next time I need dental work. Please continue with the smug little maxims.
Seriously you really are a mine of info.
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Seriously you really are a mine of info.
All the best
That's one reason that I am no longer bitter and twisted, as I used to be back in my anti-Australian days.

I've learned to look around and not accept the worst.
 
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That's one reason that I am no longer bitter and twisted, as I used to be back in my anti-Australian days.

I've learned to look around and not accept the worst.
As i said keep posting the smug comments.

Is it maybe because at 14,897 posts to date you have spent a considerable period of your life posting on BE.

I cant be bothered to calculate the sum but it would appear that whilst others are having sex,drinking,smoking and all other worthwhile pastimes you are doing this.

What does 14,897 at a minute per post equate to in days,months and years?
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Originally Posted by JCSUPERMOTO
If ya want nice teeth and/or in pain you will pay what it takes!
I was working away in london town last year and had the worst tooth ache ever i would of let the local butcher in tesco sort it and i would of paid a grand to get rid of the pain
You either pay it or dont

Father inlaw paid £1000+ for a crown in uk(private) few months ago,while i paid £200 uk(cattle class).


Where do i sign to learn to be a ozzie dentist
To add to our crown data collection I recently paid 550 pounds in OZ (at current xchange rate) to private dentist for crown.
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