Last week, after the right-down stethoscope was pulled and the billing counter was closed, the girl knocked on the keyboard and looked at me: "a total of 1824, the health insurance report for 436, you paid for 1388."
I swiped my hand a little bit
Go home and call my mom, and she's quiet for three seconds: "i only took two in the county hospital last year. Your teeth are gold?"
Then i asked my friend the dentist to know that the price range for the extraction of the brain teeth could be up from $150 to 3000+, and that the worst part of the move was not to pull, "how do you pull, which one, where?"。
I'll give you a price check today. Next time i'm going to pull my teeth, don't shake your hands like me。
01. First price ranges (general in 2025)
Directly speaking, it's a single reference price, one line/three ace up, and the county/grass down:
Intellectual gear type
Price spread
Annotations
I've got a real brain tooth
$150-400
The simplest. Ten minutes
It's a smart tooth
$300-600
It's a little expensive
The upper cheeks are tilted
$400-800
We'll have to sew it up
It's slant down
$600-1200
Common money. Most people do
Horizontal resistance
1000-2000
Cut, cut, stitch
It's a full-blown ambush
1500-300+
It's gotta be an ultrasound knife. Half an hour
Microtooth extraction (plus)
+300-800
Turbo/ ultrasound bone knife, small trauma recovery speed
The data consolidation was based on the beijing/shanghai/gangzhou/sungdu quote of 2025, with 30 per cent floating up and down。
That's right bottom resistance + partial bone burial, offer 1680, triple 300, and add an aesthetic suture to 1824. After reading the film, the doctor said, "this is the top of the front teeth, and we're pulling two more."。
The truth about the price gap is that the degree of resistance determines everything
It's also a "wiss tooth." it's not the same thing in doctors' eyes。
Category one: the head comes up -- the tooth crown comes out completely, and looks like the other teeth. One clip of these pliers, and the "gag" came down, and the doctor saved your money。
Category two: tilt resistance -- tooth crowns are long, with big teeth in front. It's got to be squeezed, sometimes with a small cut and a stitch or two。
Category iii: horizontal resistance - the crown of the tooth lying across, the front teeth of the bed. This must cut the teeth + go bone + cut the teeth in pieces, start in half an hour, stitch three or five stitches and swell three days after surgery。
Category four: bones ambushed -- the tooth crown is completely buried in the bone, and even x-rays need to be looked at. This type of ultrasound bone knife is slowly sharpened, has a large face, is expensive and requires a director level。
So the doctor didn't look at you in the face, he looked at the panorama, and he came up with the price。
In addition to "difficult," there are three additions
I took the panorama +cbct, 320. The doctor said, "you've got your teeth attached to your fangs and you don't dare to pull the ct."。
Increase ii: micro-infrastructure
The traditional tooth extraction is made with hammers (which indeed have hammers) that shake half of their faces for a day; microstarters with turbines/supersonic bone knives that cut finely, shake small and recover fast。
Difference: $300-800. Is it worth it? I'm a pain in the ass。
Price added iii: suture/suture control material
The absorbent line is a few dozen to one hundred times more expensive than the normal line; the sponge stop, the glue plugs, these things, they're more expensive, they don't have to grow, they're used to doctors and your wallets。
How much can health insurance be reported? ♪ this pit is the biggest ♪
A lot of people think, "take your teeth and get your health insurance."。
Policies vary from place to place, but the big logic is that:
Common tooth extraction (proper intellectual teeth, simple resistance): most districts are able to report part of their health insurance, and employee health care clinics are approximately 50-70% (at hospital level)
️ complex tooth retardation/microgeneration/ ultrasound bone knife: "part of the self-financing project" in many areas, micro-firing equipment, ultrasound bone knife, often entirely self-funded
Appearance nature (e. G. Positive malformations requiring extraction of healthy teeth): not reported in some areas
I reported only 436 of that one, 1824 — because of the full cost of the microbreeding and ultrasound knife, plus the out-of-pocket rate of the b catalogue, which is far from 50 per cent。
Practical advice: ask the front desk before pulling in -- "how much is this program's health insurance, how much it pays, how much it pays, how much it doesn't go," and let her take it off. I'm not asking. It's stupid to pay。
Public hospitals vs private mouths, what's the choice
Dimensions
Public trideca oral department
Private mouth chain
Price
Transparency, by price bureau standards
It's floating. It's a group purchase/first discount
Appointments
Hard. No expert seconds
It's easy. It's a weekend
Doctor
He's got a steady qualification, but he's probably in training. Fan
It's not all right
Microfiche
It's common, but the equipment is old and new
The marketing owner made a few innovations
Health
Yes
A lot of private people don't take care of themselves
My proposal:
Six. A few practical ways to save money
One, don't worry about it
The longer they grow, the more they drag from the top to the bottom, the more expensive they rise from 300 to 2000. It is enjoyed in more than 20 years of age, punishable by torture in more than 30 years of age, and after 40 years of age, it takes into account osteoporosis and neurosensitivity。
Don't pull four at a time
Even though doctors often say "one-time savings", both sides are = both sides swelled = unable to eat for three days. I suggest that we do it together (shared anaemics and recovery period) on the side and one month on the right and the right, at least to eat。
Three. Make sure it's clear
Some of the intellectual teeth are right, have no front teeth, have no cysts, and need not be pulled. Don't listen to the words "you're out of your mind" and go to oral facial surgery and get the doctor to decide。
4 group purchase price can be seen, but not just price
The private chain often has a group purchase for the first brain teeth 199 and the "breathing teeth 599" and goes in and looks at the rules: "does it have to be filmed? Does it have to be suture? How much is it? Is the doctor a director or a medical practitioner? These are more important than the price。
The truth
The thing about pulling out your teeth is not that the expensive is you, nor that the cheap is a bargain。
Two of my mom's 280 is the top of the county hospital, one in ten minutes; my 1800 is horizontal retardation + + nerve + microcreative. It doesn't make any sense to put it together. It depends on how your teeth look, how doctors pull them, where they pull them。
But one thing is certain: don't drag. One year, the roots go up a millimetre, the price is one digit and the face swells for three days。
How much did it cost you to pull out your teeth? Was it cheap enough to be bought by the 199s, or did you get cut off by the "strategic interdiction + ultrasound knife"? Give me a number for the comment section
Reference: beijing/shanghai/guangzhou/sungdu public dental hospital and chain of institutions for the removal of quotes, 2025; national health insurance institute's catalogue of essential health insurance clinical projects, local execution; chinese society of oral medicine's guide to mental teeth removal clinical
