Periodontal gum surgery costs span $600 per tooth to $5,000–$12,000 for full-mouth care, depending on procedure and extent.

In the U.S., gum disease care runs $200–$400 per quadrant for deep cleaning and $1,000–$3,000 per quadrant for surgery, before insurance.

Pericoronitis surgery typically ranges $250–$1,100 per tooth, plus visit, imaging, and meds; complex cases and sedation raise the bill.

Partial denture costs per arch typically range from $700 to $3,500, with material, tooth count, and lab fees shaping the final price.

The price of a routine family doctor appointment ranges from a small copay to $150–$300 cash, depending on coverage and visit complexity.

Costs vary by location and income; early prenatal visits often run $275–$700 at select centers with sliding-fee discounts.

Prescription-strength vitamin D commonly runs $5–$30 per fill with coupons, while insurance copays vary by plan and pharmacy.

Pregnancy test strips usually run $0.25–$2 per test in multipacks; midstream sticks cost about $4–$12 each at pharmacies.

In the U.S., a pulmonary function test usually runs $40–$100 for basic spirometry and $300–$1,200 for full panels, before insurance.