Unfortunately, I don't have insurance because I'm not registered for welfare benefits, and I have severe toothache. My question is, how much does a caries treatment at the dentist cost on average?
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Unfortunately, my back molar has developed cavities, and the dentist said he'd probably want to pull it out. Does anyone have experience with this? Can anyone tell me whether I'll still be able to eat well afterward? Would you replace the tooth, for example, with an expensive implant? The cost for one tooth starts at…
In Germany, everyone is legally insured. This is compulsory for insurance. I suppose you’ll get a fat bill of your health insurance soon. Because they automatically assure you of the highest sentence.
Therefore, as soon as possible, request citizens’ money from their own interest. You’re so insured.
I don’t know, it depends heavily on what needs to be done. But I would like to say that if you live in Germany, you are obliged to have health insurance. Next time you sign up for one, you will be back-to-back and you will have to pay the corresponding contributions in retrospect. From that, you should take care of the fact that you have insurance coverage again. Because you have to pay them anyway. Whether you were with the doctor and paid yourself or never let you treat yourself.
There are no average prices. It depends entirely on how great the filling will be, how great the outlay is and whether the tooth can still be obtained with a normal filling. Apart from that, this is a purely private medical treatment, which is also calculated according to the private medical fee regulations.
You know that there is an insurance obligation in Germany?