Advise for dentist in Toronto

[bfour]

Go to the drugstore (order through Amazon) and pick up a do it yourself night guard. Heat the night guard and you make your own impression. It is not as good as a dental/professional one but try that first and see if it helps. Around $30-40 and you get two. That is what I did before investing in an expensive one (which broke soon after).

Thank you so much. First i will go to dentist and then let’s see what’s gonna cost totally. Thanks for everyone who tried to help me! I appreciate

 

[Copingwithlife]

May be more because they probably need x-rays and other services as a new patient.

You’re right . There were X-rays involved , and molds that had to be done .
Those were over & above the price i mentioned

 

[canuck78]

x-rays and normal services are covered by ifhp

If the x-rays are to get a mouth guard they would not be.

 

[sohaib1]

If the x-rays are to get a mouth guard they would not be.

it depends on how dentist is going to charge. I know my dentist use to write the charge that was accepted by government but performed diffrent procedure it was around same price. It really depends on the dentist

 

[Copingwithlife]

I just got a night guard .
Set aside around $500-600 for it

Adding this price was in Toronto , if it was in another province the price point could differ .Example, I have to get a couple wisdom teeth pulled. I’m temporarily in Alberta . Price quoted $1300 plus . Periodontist in Toronto $600. I’ll fly to Toronto to get them yanked

 

[canuck78]

it depends on how dentist is going to charge. I know my dentist use to write the charge that was accepted by government but performed diffrent procedure it was around same price. It really depends on the dentist

So your dentist was committing healthcare fraud. Unbelievable.

 

[sohaib1]

So your dentist was committing healthcare fraud. Unbelievable.

its not fraud, price was same. He was trying to help and GOD will bless him

 

[Jaysonjide]

hi everyone. I am still waiting for my hearing. I know that I can use my paper and go to doctor. is there someone who can advise a dentist for me in toronto. I have some problems I need to see a dentist. thank you so much

Call this number 416 539 9887 and their address is 1554 A Bloor St West. I was their yesterday they accept Refugee claimant with the Brown Paper and it was totally free and covered. I had pains for over 6months and got there and within 2 hrs , i had the Xtray and then my wisdom tooth removed. Also, they fixed 4 of my other teeth that had Cavity. I didn’t pay a dime, its was covered that was what they told me.

 

[canuck78]

its not fraud, price was same. He was trying to help and GOD will bless him

It is fraud. Billing for services that weren’t given and billing things that aren’t covered is the definition of fraud.

 

[skyisthelimitbd]

Adding this price was in Toronto , if it was in another province the price point could differ .Example, I have to get a couple wisdom teeth pulled. I’m temporarily in Alberta . Price quoted $1300 plus . Periodontist in Toronto $600. I’ll fly to Toronto to get them yanked

Thats why RTD is needed . I choose India to meet my family and have my treatment simultaneously. I was needed Physiotherapy in my hand and couple of cap & others issues for my teeth . A single session of Therapy cost less than 10 CAD and for scaling, cap for two teeth is cost 150 CAD. so 5 session of therapy solved my hands issue which cost 50 dollar . Altogether 50+150 solved my at least 2000 CAD issue . I believe Protected person who is planning to have a RTD , they must bear a treatment program for cheap in their mind . One cause might makes two great outcomes

 

[Copingwithlife]

its not fraud, price was same. He was trying to help and GOD will bless him

God bless him ? For committing fraud ? Seriously. It’s more God forgiven him bud.

I’m a idiot because I just forked out $2200 this afternoon to start getting an implant .
And that’s to START. My final bill is $6200.
No wonder the every day person is ticked

 

[Frank12]

Without insurance, you should budget between $200 and $600 for a straightforward extraction of each tooth. I had a terrific experience with all the employees, despite my initial concerns about the expense, and there was no way I could have done it at home. Since dental care is not covered for Canadian citizens who are not seeking asylum, the IFHP won't pay for all necessary procedures. When asylum seekers may have been relocated for a considerable amount of time in places like refugee camps, emergency dental care is only made available to treat dental problems like cavities, abscesses, etc. that may have arisen from subpar dental care.A normal dentist typically is unable to assist you if you have a dental emergency. The only way to get a chipped or damaged tooth fixed is to make an emergency dental appointment.