Frequently Asked FEES
$264 – $671
Surgical Extraction (D7210): $392
Soft Tissue Impaction (D7220): $437
Partial Bony Impaction (D7230): $545
Full Bony Impaction (D7240): $671
$1021 – $1,415
Anterior (D3310): $1021
Bicuspid (D3320): $1,161
Molar (D3330): $1,415
$1,500
$1,500
$95-$125
Child Teeth Cleaning (D1120) $95
Adult Teeth Cleaning (D1110) $125
$266 – $353
1-3 Teeth (D4342): $266
Quad (D4341): $353
$5,644
Implant D6010: $2,603
Abutment D6057: $1168
Crown D6058: $1,873
$23,000 / arch Includes 4-6 implants per arch and all costs including sedation and extractions
$450
$900
How can we help you?
At Wicker Park Dental Group, we welcome all your questions. Whether you would like to know more about dental implants or Invisalign or have other general oral health questions, we are always available to answer them for you.
Some common questions we hear are listed below. Is there something else on your mind that you don’t see mentioned here? Call us at (773) 276-5566, and a friendly member of our dental team will be happy to find the information you need.
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Aetna
Careington Discount Plan
CareingtonPlatinum
Cigna
DHA
Delta Dental
Guardian
Humana
MetLife
Principal
Unicare
United Concordia
United Healthcare
At Wicker Park Dental Group, we work with dental insurance every day and know how challenging it is to try to make sense of what your benefits actually mean to you and what your out-of-pocket expense will be.
No worries! Our knowledgeable team members have experience reviewing the complexities of insurance plans and determining what your coverage includes. They will work with your insurance provider to obtain accurate pre-treatment estimates so you have an idea of what your out-of-pocket portion will be.
Quality Dentistry for Uninsured Patients
If you are uninsured, we want you to have access to the same quality dentistry and will do what it takes to work with your needs. You can always trust us to be honest and transparent with our pricing, so you know exactly what to expect. We can also help you budget for dental costs by planning your treatment in stages so you aren’t stuck with a single expense you can’t cover.
If you have questions about dental insurance or our financial options, please call us at (773) 276-5566, and we’ll be happy to help you.
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General Dentistry
If your teeth are healthy and in good condition, routine dental exams every six months help us keep them that way. The whole point of routine preventive dentistry is to ensure that your mouth is in a healthy state and provide appropriate treatment if it is not.
A lot can happen with your oral health before you ever get a toothache. Most cavities don’t develop overnight, and if you wait until you’re in pain to call us, you’ve waited too long. We can treat the cavity at this stage, but it may require more involved dental work than if we’d been able to find at a six-month visit and treat it promptly.
Ideally, our dentists in Chicago would see you every six months and treat cavities and gum disease as they develop. Early treatment is better for your oral health, helps save money on dental costs, and minimizes your risk for tooth pain and emergency dental visits.
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Brush and Floss Like a Pro
You can visit us twice a year for dental exams and cleanings, but the other 363 days a year, your oral health is in your hands. Use fluoride toothpaste and brush for two minutes twice a day, once in the morning and once at bedtime.
Floss once a day using the proper technique to get the most benefit from your effort. If you’re unsure what that means or have questions about your at-home routine, ask your dental hygienist, who will be happy to demonstrate.
Maintain a Tooth-Friendly Diet
By now, you should know that sweets and sugary foods are terrible for your teeth. Bathing your teeth in sugar throughout the day puts you at increased risk for cavities and gum disease and isn’t great for your general health either.
If you crave sweets, this can be a difficult habit to break, but making an effort and substituting healthy fruits and vegetables for your sweet snacks can have a significant positive impact on your oral health.
Stay Current with Dental Exams & Teeth Cleanings
At your six-month exams and teeth cleanings, we will look for signs of problems that have developed since your last visit and treat them promptly. Our dentists will check all your dental work, including crowns, fillings, and bridges, to ensure they’re in good condition.
Professional teeth cleanings allow one of our friendly dental hygienists to remove all the plaque buildup and tartar that you can’t remove with a toothbrush alone. If they see signs of gum disease, our hygienists will create a plan to treat it and get it under control.
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6 Signs That It’s Time to See Your Dentist
- Your gums bleed when you brush. It isn’t normal for healthy gums to bleed and is a common sign of gingivitis or gum disease.
- It hurts when you chew. Pain when chewing can indicate many things, but it isn’t normal, and your dentist should check it out.
- You have chronic dry mouth. Certain illnesses, smoking, and medications can cause dry mouth, increasing your risk for cavities and gum disease.
- You smoke or use tobacco. Smoking is as bad for your oral health, so if you can’t quit, be sure to visit your dentist every six months.
- You have jaw pain when opening and closing your mouth. A painful TMJ (jaw joint) can be a sign of tooth grinding, infection, or a problem with the TMJ itself.
- You’re pregnant. It’s not only safe to visit the dentist when you’re pregnant, but it’s a good idea, as increased hormones put you at higher risk for gingivitis.