There is no fixed price for a dental prosthesis. The final price depends on the type of prosthesis indicated, the materials chosen and the number of teeth that need to be replaced, defined by the dentist during the evaluation of your case.
Two people can need the same type of prosthesis and still receive different quotes, because the number of teeth replaced, the material and the preparation needed vary from case to case.
Check the main elements the clinic considers when putting together the quote for your prosthesis.
Fixed, removable or full/protocol prostheses have different indications and costs, according to what the dentist recommends for your case.
Resin, porcelain or metal-ceramic have different aesthetic, durability and cost characteristics.
The more teeth the prosthesis needs to replace, the higher the complexity and quote for the treatment tends to be.
Extractions, gum treatment or other preparatory procedures may be needed before the prosthesis is made, adding to the total quote.
The combination of prosthesis type, material, number of teeth replaced and preparation needed makes each quote unique. A generic price list found online is unlikely to reflect the real amount for your treatment.
Schedule an in-person evaluation with the clinic you choose. Only after examining your mouth and defining the most suitable type of prosthesis can the dentist present a detailed quote for your case.
Once you have the quote in hand, you can decide whether you'd rather pay for the treatment in installments. CredOdonto acts as an intermediary for the dental credit analysis application for dental prostheses.
Approval, amounts, rates and conditions always depend on the individual analysis of each application, subject to the criteria of the partners responsible for the operation.
Find out how to pay for a dental prosthesis in installments with CredOdontoYes. Each type of prosthesis has a different technique and cost, and the dentist indicates the most suitable one based on the evaluation of your case.
Yes. Resin, porcelain and metal-ceramic have different costs and characteristics, which is reflected in the final quote.
Yes, the more teeth the prosthesis needs to replace, the higher the complexity and quote for the treatment tends to be.
The initial quote usually covers making and fitting the prosthesis. Future maintenance is usually handled separately, so it's worth confirming that directly with the clinic.
Check whether the quotes being compared use the same type of prosthesis, the same material and cover the same number of teeth before comparing just the final amount.
Ask your clinic for an in-person evaluation and receive a detailed quote for your case.
Ask your clinic for a quote