ASSO CIA TIO N

REPORTS

Dental fees charged by general practitioners and selected specialists in the United States, 1977 Bureau of Economic Research and Statistics

I n September 1977, a fee survey listing 106 dental procedures was mailed to a sample of 6,314 practic­ ing dentists throughout the United States. The 6% sample was drawn from the 101,261 practicing private practitioners listed on the ADA registry, by using a stratified sys­ tematic sampling technique. Vari­ ables used in the stratification were type of practice, region and state within each practice type, and the year of graduation from dental school. The sample was small enough to permit a thorough follow-up by tele­ phone to the nonrespondents. The total sample was adjusted to exclude deceased, retired, and nonpracticing dentists, which reduced the sample 678 ■ JADA, Vol. 97, October 1978

to 5,877 dentists. There were 4,165 usable returns, or an adjusted re­ sponse rate of 70.9%. National summary results are pre­ sented indicating the range of fees for specific services, as well as averages. The tables include the arithmetic mean, the percentiles, the standard deviation, and the number of re­ sponses (see box for definitions) for each procedure for general prac­ titioners, pedodontists, oral sur­ geons, orthodontists, and periodon­ tists. The tables for specialists only list those procedures for which there were enough respondents to present reliable statistics. Summary fee in­ formation is not available on the other specialties because of the small sample size.

Mean: Arithmetic average of all fees reported. It is obtained by taking the sum of all fees and dividing by the number of fees reported. It is probable that no dentist charges a fee that is exactly equal to the mean value. Percentile: That fee that divides the values of the reported fees into two groups; the size of each is indicated by the percentile. If the 25th percentile is $5, then 25% of the fees sampled are less than $5 and 75% are greater. The 50th percentile, or the median, reflects the middle fee reported. Half of the fees ex­ ceed that value and half do not. Standard deviation: A measure of the dispersion of fees reported and indi­ cates the confidence that the mean is a useful representation of all fees re­ ported. If all dentists charged the same fee for a service, the standard deviation would be zero.

A S S O C I A T IO N

REPO RTS

General Practitioners

Mean

Description of Service

I.

_________________________________ Percentiles 10th 25th 50th 75th 90th 95th

Standard deviation

$

$

Number of responses

Diagnostic

Initial oral examination (excluding radiograph)

(00110 )

$

Periodic oral examination (excluding radiograph) (00120) Intraoral radiographs - com­ plete series (including bitewings) (00210) Intraoral radiographs - sin­ gle, first film (peri­ apical) (00220) Intraoral radiographs - each additional film, (periapical) (00230) Bitewing radiographs, four films (00274) Bitewing radiographs, two films (00272) Biopsy of oral tissue (soft) (07286) Pulp vitality test (00460) Histopathological examina­ tion (as a separate procedure) (00450) 11.

4

$

5

$

9

$ 10

$ 15

$ 16

4.86

2,657

6.55

0

5

6

10

10

15

4.04

2,521

23.84

18

20

25

25

30

35

5.34

2,738

3.90

2

3

4

5

6

6

1.61

2,728

2.31

1

2

2

3

4

5

1.11

2,630

10.11

6

8

10

12

15

16

3.54

2,182

7.11

4

5

6

8

10

12

2.66

2,572

23.67 4.23

10 0

15 0

25 3

27 8

35 10

45 15

10. 77 4.90

814 1,883

14.49

5

10

10

16

25

35

9.03

203

15.35

$ 11

$ 12

$ 15

$ 18

$ 20

$ 21

3.68

2,757

11.39

8

10

10

14

15

17

3.30

2,695

9.07

5

6

8

10

15

20

4.42

2,316

44.32

25

35

40

50

70

75

16.27

1,775

65.51

35

50

60

75

100

125

26.38

1,321

8

$ 10

$ 10

$ 13

$ 15

$ 16

2.86

2,709

12

14

16

20

22

24

4.11

2,704

Preventive

Dental prophylaxis - adults (OHIO) Dental prophylaxis - chil­ dren (01120) Topical application of stan­ nous fluoride, one treat­ ment (excluding prophylaxis) (01220) Space maintainer - fixed, unilateral type (01510) Space maintainer - fixed, lingual or palatal arch type (01511) III.

8.58

$

$

Restorative

Amalgam restoration - one surface deciduous (inclu­ ding polishing) (02110) Amalgam restoration - two surfaces, deciduous (in­ cluding polishing) (02120)

$

11.16

16.74

$

$

DENTAL FEES ■ 679

ASSO CIA TIO N

REPO RTS

Mean Description of Service Amalgam restoration - three surfaces, deciduous (in­ cluding polishing) (02130) $ 22.16 Amalgam restoration - one surface, permanent (inclu­ ding polishing) (02140) 12.75 Amalgam restoration - two surfaces, permanent (in­ cluding polishing) (02150) 19.29 Amalgam restoration - three surfaces, permanent (in­ cluding polishing) (02160) 25.83 Pin retention, additional, exclusive of amalgam res­ toration, per pin (02190) 7.09 Acrylic or plastic restora­ tion (02310) 16.43 Composite resin restoration one surface (02330) 15.86 Composite resin restoration two surfaces (02331) 22.87 Gold inlay restoration one surface (02510) 83.27 Gold inlay restoration two surfaces (02520) 111.68 Gold inlay restoration three surfaces (02530) 135.74 Onlay, per tooth (in addition to gold inlay restoration) 96.11 (02540) Plastic crown - prefabrica­ ted, single restoration 70.82 (02711) Plastic crown with gold single restoration (02720) 171.67 Plastic crown with non­ precious metal - single restoration (02721) 155.18 Plastic crown with semi­ precious metal - single restoration (02722) 163.20 Porcelain crown - single restoration (02740) 171.00 Porcelain crown with gold single restoration (02750) 201.37 Porcelain crown with non­ precious metal - single restoration (02751) 185.78 Porcelain crown with semi­ precious metal - single restoration (02752) 192.70 Gold crown (full cast) 167.52 single restoration (02790) Gold crown (3/4 cast) single restoration (02810) 155.03 680 ■ JADA, Vol. 97, October 1978

Percentiles 50th 75th

_______ 90th 95th

Standard Deviation

$ 26

$ 30

$ 33

$

12

15

18

16

19

22

18

21

25

2

4

.11

10th

25th

$ 15

$ 18

$ 22

9

10

15

Number of Responsi

6.13

2,646

19

3.35

2,796

25

26

4.31

2,795

30

34

36

6.35

2,787

5

10

15

20

5.65

2,231

13

15

20

23

25

5.01

1,568

11

13

15

18

21

24

4.22

2,694

15

18

21

26

32

36

7.26

2,559

45

60

75

100

135

150

36.19

1,336

70

85

105

135

160

175

37.14

1,727

90

110

135

160

180

200

37.57

1,830

10

20

110

150

185

200

72.02

1,526

20

35

60

100

140

150

46.31

1,456

125

150

175

200

225

250

41.23

1,308

100

125

155

178

200

225

39.90

602

115

145

165

185

200

225

38.13

549

125

150

175

200

225

250

39.29

1,881

160

175

200

225

250

275

37.70

2,549

150

165

185

200

225

250

34.80

1,137

150

170

185

220

245

250

35.57

1,067

125

150

165

190

210

235

37.01

2,690

112

135

150

175

200

210

33.70

1,957

A SSO CIATIO N

Percentiles Description of Service Stainless steel crow n single restoration Cast post and core in addi­ tion to crown (02891) Recement crown (02920) IV.

Mean

50th

75th

90th

95th

(02830)$40.02$ 25$ 30$ 40

$ 50

$ 60

$ 70

57.14 11.17

10th

25th

25 5

35 8

50 10

75 15

95 17

110 20

$ 278.98 $200

$250

$275

$315

$350

$400

REPO RTS

Standard

Number cf

Deviation

Responses

$

15.12

2,079

32.43 5.18

2,169 2,632

Prosthodontics, Removable

Complete upper or lower den­ ture (including six months postdelivery care) (05110 and 05120) Immediate upper or lower den­ ture (including six months postdelivery care) (05130 and 05140) Partial upper denture - with­ out clasps, acrylic base (including six months post­ delivery care) (05211) Partial upper denture - with two gold clasps with rests, acrylic base (including six months postdelivery care) (05215) Partial upper denture - with two chrome clasps with rests, acrylic base (inclu­ ding six months postdeliv­ ery care) (05216) Removable unilateral partial denture - one piece gold casting, clasp attachments, per unit including pontics (including six months post­ delivery care) (05280) Repair broken complete or partial denture - no teeth damaged (05610) Replace broken tooth on denture - no other repairs (05640) Adding tooth to partial den­ ture to replace extracted tooth - each tooth (not involving clasp or abut­ ment tooth) (05650) Duplicate upper or lower complete denture(05710) Relining upper or lower com­ plete denture (office reline) (05730) Relining upper or lower com­ plete denture (laboratory reline)

(05750)

$

61.42

2,262

281.35

200

250

280

325

360

390

63.68

2,221

149.98

75

90

125

185

275

300

78.44

262.48

150

200

250

325

375

400

85.91

1,369

280.57

175

235

275

325

375

400

76.86

2,477

156.23

65

100

150

190

275

315

78.56

963

24.14

15

18

22

30

35

45

9.33

2,503

20.39

12

15

20

25

30

35

7.54

2,599

32.23

18

25

30

40

50

60

14.16

2,458

126.62

60

85

110

150

200

250

61.85

1,286

46.90

25

30

45

60

75

85

22.06

1,769

76.80

50

60

75

90

100

125

23.23

2,538

1,861

DENTAL FEES ■ 681

A SSO CIA TIO N

REPORTS

Description of Service V. Prosthodontics, Fixed *Each abutment or pontic constitutes a unit in a bridge. Cast gold bridge pontic (per unit)* (06210) Slotted pontic bridge (per unit)* (06230) Porcelain fused to gold bridge (per unit)* (06240) Porcelain fused to nonpre­ cious metal bridge (per unit)* (06241) Porcelain fused to semipre­ cious metal bridge (per unit)* (06242) Plastic processed to gold bridge (per unit)* (06250) Plastic processed to nonpre­ cious metal bridge (per unit)* (06251) Plastic processed to semi­ precious metal bridge (per unit)* (06252) Replace broken facing with acrylic (06640)

Oral Surgery **Includes local anes­ thesia and routine postoperative care. Extraction - single tooth** (07110) Extraction - each addition­ al tooth** (07120) Surgical extraction of sin­ gle tooth - erupted** (07210) Surgical extraction - impac­ tion that requires inci­ sion of overlying soft tissue and the removal of the tooth** (07220) Surgical extraction - impac­ tion that requires inci­ sion of overlying soft tis sue, elevation of a flap, removal of bone, and the removal of the tooth** (07230)

___________ Percentiles____________ 10th 25th 50th 75th 90th 95th

Standard Deviation

$ 161.15

$100

$135

$160

$185

$210

$230

$

154.94

100

125

150

180

200

197.74

150

175

197

225

180.90

140

160

180

188.05

150

165

174.45

125

161.09

Mean

Number of Responses

43.09

2,359

225

41.87

948

250

275

40.25

2,455

200

225

250

37.31

1,027

185

208

240

250

38.55

996

150

175

200

230

250

46.77

1,175

100

140

165

185

210

240

47.06

478

163.51

115

145

165

190

210

250

45.84

464

26.57

15

20

25

30

45

50

11.78

2,087

12 $

15 $

18 $

20 $

25 $

4.31

2,684

VI.

682 ■ JADA, Vol. 97, October 1978

$ 15.39

$ 10 $

13.37

9

10

13

15

20

20

4.31

2,653

26.23

15

20

25

30

38

45

8.85

2,207

37.67

25

25

35

45

50

65

13.53

1,722

55.34

35

40

50

65

80

100

20.27

1,314

ASSO CIATIO N

Description of Service Mean Surgical extraction - impac­ tion that requires inci­ sion of overlying soft tis­ sue, elevation of a flap, removal of bone, and sec­ tioning of the tooth for removal** (07240) $ 68.55 Root recovery (surgical re­ moval of residual root)** (07250) Surgical exposure of impac­ ted or unerupted tooth to aid eruption (07281) Alveoplasty (surgical prep­ aration of ridge for den­ tures) per quadrant - in conjunction with extrac­ tions (07310) Alveoplasty, per quadrant not in conjunction with extractions (07320) Excision of benign tumor, lesion diameter up to 1.25 cm. (07430) Removal of odontogenic cyst or tumor - up to 1.25 cm. in diameter (07450) Suture of recent small wounds up to 5 cm. (07910) Frenulectomy - separate pro­ cedure (frenectomy or frenotomy) (07960) Excision of hyperplastic tissue - per arch (07970) VII.

REPORTS

Standard

Number of Responses

10th

25th

50th

75th

90th

95th

Deviation

$ 40

$ 50

$ 65

$ 80

$100

$125

$

27.28

11

18

25

35

50

50

26.91

12

15

24

30

50

60

17.57

1,125

32.32

15

20

!5

40

50

60

16.00

1,064

40.92

20

25

40

50

70

75

18.36

1,065

35.17

15

25

30

45

50

75

20.62

497

54.38

25

30

50

70

100

125

31.98

285

20.44

10

15

20

25

35

40

11.76

774

37.30

20

25

35

45

60

75

17.55

1,106

43.91

20

25

40

50

75

100

26.90

819

25.71

1,16(

14.55

1,472

Endodontics

Pulp cap - direct (excluding final restoration) (03110) Pulp cap - indirect (exclu­ ding final restoration) (03120) Vital pulpotomy (excluding final restoration) (03220) Root canal therapy - anteri­ or (excluding final restor­ ation, including treatment plan, clinical procedures, and follow-up care) (03310) Root canal therapy - bicuspid (excluding final restora­ tion, including treatment plan, clinical procedures, and follow-up care) (03320)

$

9.52

$

0

$

5

$ 10

$ 15

$ 20

$ 25

$

8.00

2,242

9.25

0

3

8

15

20

25

8.40

1,884

22.05

10

15

20

25

35

45

10.91

1,923

100.47

75

85

100

115

125

135

22.90

2,395

127.68

90

110

125

150

160

175

30.29

2,227

DENTAL FEES ■ 683

ASSO CIA TIO N

REPO RTS

Description of Service Root canal therapy - molar (exluding final restora­ tion, including treatment plan, clinical procedures, and follow-up care) (03330) VIII.

90th

95th

Standard Deviation

$190

$220

$235

$

40.13

1,934

$ 75 25

$100

$125

$150

$

40

65

97

37.76 25.06

1,084 1,441

50

82

125

150

200

48.41

516

50

75

100

150

185

200

51.78

555

21.61

5

10

20

25

45

50

15.63

1,506

74.40

25

35

60

100

150

200

51.84

1,096

63.11

20

25

50

100

125

160

45.82

1,568

o

$ 25

$ 50

$ 75

$ 75

31.07

245

10th

25th

$ 166.69

$120

$145

$165

76.39 34.99

$ 35

$ 50

15

20

91.78

35

111.38

$

Orthodontics

Initial consultation and treatment planning (models, photos, cephalmetric anal­ ysis) $ 30.65 Orthodontic treatment for Class I malocclusion (full banded case) a. Mild degree of difficulty 802.35 b. Average degree of difficulty 986.48 Orthodontic treatment for Class II malocclusion (full banded case) a. Mild degree of difficulty 938.37 b. Average degree of difficulty 1, 039.58 Posttreatment stabilization 42.96 X.

Number of Responses

Periodontics

Gingivectomy or gingivoplasty - per quadrant (in­ cluding usual postoperative services) (04210) Gingival curettage (04220) Mucogingival surgery - per quadrant (04250) Osseous surgery (including flap entry and closure) per quadrant (04260) Occlusal adjustment (limi­ ted) (04330) Occlusal adjustment (com­ plete) (04331) Periodontal scaling and root planing (entire mouth) (04340) IX.

Percentiles 50th 75th

Mean

$

0

$

$

250

500

850 1,000 1,200 1,400

376.25

119

375

750 1,000 1,200 1,500 1,500

432.87

115

385

750 1,000 1,200 1,350 1,500

344.23

101

375 0

810 1,100 1,300 1,500 1,600 0 0 75 135 175

418.79 69.46

106 130

4.27

1,076

Other Services

Local anesthesia (not in con­ junction with operative or surgical procedures) (09210) $ 684 ■ JADA, Vol. 97, October 1978

2.45

$

0

$

0

$

o

$

4

$ 10

$ 10

$

A S S O C IA T IO N

Description of Service Regional block anesthesia (09211) General anesthesia (09220) Nitrous oxide analgesia (09230)

Mean $

2.06 4.97

10th

25 th

$

$

4.30

o 0

o 0 0

0

Percentiles 50th 75th

Standard Deviation

90th

95th

2 0

$ 10 25

$ 10 35

6

12

15

Percentiles 50th 75th

90th

95th

Standard Deviation

$

$

o 0 0

$

$

REPO RTS

Number of Responses

4.16 12.85

921 285

6.40

959

Pedodontists

Mean

Description of Service I.

$

$

Number of Responses

$

9.75

5

6

$ 10

$ 11

$ 15

$ 16

4.66

175

7.65

4

5

7

10

12

15

4.34

161

21.49

15

18

20

25

30

30

6.29

156

4.06

2

3

4

5

6

6

1.72

174

2.48

1

2

2

3

4

5

1.36

165

9.82

6

8

10

12

15

15

3.22

100

7.11 5.27

4 0

5 0

6 5

9 10

10 10

12 12

2.60 4.55

170 101

8

$ 10

$ 12

$ 15

$ 15

3.07

172

Preventive

Dental prophylaxis - chil­ dren (01120) Topical application of stan­ nous fluoride, one treat­ ment (excluding prophylaxis) (01220) Space maintainer - fixed, unilateral type (01510) Space maintainer - fixed, lingual or palatal arch type (01511) III.

25th

Diagnostic

Initial oral examination (excluding radiograph) (00110 ) Periodic oral examination (excluding radiograph) (00120) Intraoral radiographs - com­ plete series (including bitewings) (00210) Intraoral radiographs single, first film (peri­ apical) (00220) Intraoral radiographs - each additional film, (peri­ apical) (00230) Bitewing radiographs, four films (00274) Bitewing radiographs, two films (00272) Pulp vitality test (00460) II.

10th

$

10.42

$

6

$

$

8.71

5

6

8

10

15

16

3.82

163

53.47

35

40

50

65

75

80

15.63

169

90.76

60

75

90

100

125

150

26.66

160

12.36

$ 10

$ 10

$ 12

$ 14

$ 15

$ 16

2.27

181

18.93

15

17

18

20

23

24

3.10

181

Restorative

Amalgam restoration - one surface deciduous (inclu­ ding polishing) (02110) Amalgam restoration - two surfaces, deciduous (in­ cluding polishing) (02120)

$

$

DENTAL FEES ■ 685

A SSO CIA TIO N

REPO RTS

Description of Service Amalgam restoration - three surfaces, deciduous (in­ cluding polishing) (02130) Amalgam restoration - one surface, permanent (inclu­ ding polishing) (02140) Amalgam restoration - two surfaces, permanent (in­ cluding polishing) (02150) Amalgam restoration - three surfaces, permanent (in­ cluding polishing) (02160) Acrylic or plastic restora­ tion (02310) Composite resin restora­ tion - one surface (02330) Composite resin restora­ tion - two surfaces (02331) Plastic crown - prefabrica­ ted, single restoration (02711) Stainless steel crown - sin­ gle restoration (02830) Recement crown (02920) Oral Surgery **Includes local anes­ thesia and routine postoperative care. Extraction - single tooth** (07110) Extraction - each additional tooth** (07120) Surgical extraction of sin­ gle tooth - erupted** (07210)

Mean

$

Percentiles____________ 50th 75th 90th 95th

10th

25th

25.59

$ 18

$ 22

$ 25

$ 29

$ 33

$ 36

13.55

10

11

14

15

18

20.46

16

18

20

23

27.69

21

24

27

17.14

12

14

15.85

11

25.20

Standard Deviation

Number of Response

5.49

168

18

2.88

181

25

27

3.69

181

30

35

36

5.47

175

15

20

24

25

5.52

102

12

15

18

21

24

4.01

170

16

20

24

30

36

40

7.75

156

60.26

30

40

50

70

120

130

34.47

110

39.04 8.18

30 0

34 5

38 8

45 10

50 15

53 15

8.70 6.79

163 133

14.01

$ 10

$ 12

$ 15

$ 15

$ 18

$ 20

3.70

176

12.95

10

10

12

15

17

20

3.30

170

23.23

14

15

25

26

35

40

8.68

104

5

$ 10

$ 12

$ 17

$ 20

6.35

152

0

5

10

15

20

25

7.40

147

15

15

20

25

30

35

8.32

166

75

90

100

115

125

150

23.04

110

$

VI.

$

VII. Endodontics Pulp cap - direct (excluding final restoration) (03110) 9.76 $ Pulp cap - indirect (exclu­ ding final restoration) (03120) 10.30 Vital pulpotomy (excluding final restoration) (03220) 21.39 Root canal therapy - anteri­ or (excluding final restor­ ation, including treatment plan, clinical procedures, 100.82 and follow-up care) (03310)

686 ■ JADA, Vol. 97, October 1978

$

o

$

$

$

Oral Surgeons

Description of Service

I.

Mean

___________ P e r c e n t i l e s _________ 10th 25th 50th 75th 90th 95th

Standard Deviation

Number of Responses

Diagnostic

Initial oral examination (excluding radiograph) (00110) Periodic oral examination (excluding radiograph) (00120) Intraoral radiographs - com­ plete series (including bitewings) (00210) Intraoral radiographs - sin­ gle, first film (peri­ apical) (00220) Intraoral radiographs - each additional film, (peri­ apical) (00230) Biopsy of oral tissue (soft) (07286) Pulp vitality test (00460) Oral Surgery **Includes local anes­ thesia and routine postoperative care. Extraction - single tooth** (07110) Extraction - each additional tooth** (07120) Surgical extraction of sin­ gle tooth - erupted** (07210) Surgical extraction - impac­ tion that requires inci­ sion of overlying soft tissue and the removal of the tooth** (07220) Surgical extraction - impac­ tion that requires inci­ sion of overlying soft tissue, elevation of a flap, removal of bone, and the removal of the tooth** (07230) Surgical extraction - impac­ tion that requires inci­ sion of overlying soft tissue, elevation of a flap, removal of bone, and sectioning of the tooth for removal** (07240) Root recovery (surgical re­ moval of residual root)** (07250)

$

11.71

$

5

$

9

$ 10

$ 15

$ 20

$ 25

$

5.93

227

8.41

0

5

8

10

15

16

5.38

147

23.66

18

20

25

25

30

30

5.42

128

4.52

3

3

5

5

6

7

2.07

225

2.92

2

2

3

3

5

5

1.33

195

40.23 6.62

25 0

30 0

35 5

50 10

60 15

75 15

14.55 6.20

233 118

19.16

$ 14

$ 15

$ 20

$ 23

$ 25

$ 25

4.62

254

14.40

10

12

15

15

20

20

3.57

265

31.52

20

25

30

35

45

45

8.40

267

44.81

30

35

45

50

60

75

12.33

268

62.97

45

50

60

75

80

95

15.02

266

79.94

55

65

75

90

100

125

20.06

266

37.83

25

25

35

45

50

60

13.18

254

VI.

$

$

DENTAL FEES ■ 687

A S S O C IA T IO N

REPO RTS

Percentiles

Description of Service Mean Surgical exposure of impac­ ted or unerupted tooth to aid eruption (07281) $ 67.40 Alveoplasty (surgical prep­ aration of ridge for den­ tures) per quadrant - in conjunction with extrac­ tions (07310) 32.16 Alveoplasty, per quadrant not in conjunction with ex­ traction (07320) 44.27 Excision of benign tumor, lesion diameter up to 1.25 cm. (07430) 58.48 Removal of odontogenic cyst or tumor - up to 1.25 cm. in diameter (07450) 78.80 Suture of recent small wounds up to 5 cm. (07910) 65.50 Frenulectomy - separate pro­ cedure (frenectomy or frenotomy) (07960) 53.56 Excision of hyperplastic tis­ sue - per arch (07970) 79.20 X.

Standard

Number of

10th

25th

50th

75th

90th

95th

Deviation

Responses

$ 35

$ 50

$ 65

$ 80

$100

$125

$

15

20

25

40

50

25

35

45

50

30

40

50

45

50

25

28.28

262

65

15.03

223

67

75

15.68

261

75

89

100

25.96

258

75

100

125

150

32.47

253

35

50

75

125

150

36.02

236

30

40

50

65

75

85

18.22

263

35

50

75

100

125

150

37.25

257

7

$ 10

$ 15

$ 25

7.72

156

Other Services

Local anesthesia (not in con­ junction with operative of surgical procedures) (09210) R eg io n a l b lo c k a n e s th e s ia (09211) General anesthesia (09220) Nitrous oxide analgesia (09230)

8.53

$

0

$

4

$

$

12.38 34.33

0 20

3 25

10 35

15 40

25 50

35 65

12.05 15.67

135 218

15.75

0

10

15

20

30

36

11.23

156

Orthodontists

Description of Service IX.

Mean

___________Percentiles____________ 10th 25th 50th 75th 90th 95th

Standard Deviation

Number of Responses

Orthodontics

Initial consultation and treatment, planning (models, photos, cephalmetric anal­ ysis) $ 70.72 $ 45 $ 50 $ 65 $ 75 $100 $110 Orthodontic treatment for Class I malocclusion (full banded case) a. Mild degree of difficulty 1,187.29 800 1,000 1,200 1,400 1,500 1,600 b. Average degree of difficulty 1,384.67 1,100 1,200 1,400 1,540 1,700 1,800 688 ■ JADA, Vol. 97, October 1978

$

61.88

579

290.21

550

263.94

549

A S S O C I A T IO N

Description of Service c. Severe degree of difficulty Orthodontic treatment for Class II malocclusion (full banded case) a. Mild degree of difficulty b. Average degree of difficulty c. Severe degree of difficulty Orthodontic treatment for Class III malocclusion (full banded case) a. Average degree of difficulty b. Severe degree of difficulty Treatment of the atypical or extended skeletal case (full banded - severe) Posttreatment stabilization

___________ Percentiles____________ 10th 25th 50th 75th 90th 95th

Mean

Standard Deviation

REPO RTS

Number of Responses

1,549.66

1,210 1,400 1,500 1,700 1,900 2,000

290.65

547

1,325.36

1,000 1,200

1,300 1,500 1,600 1,710

195.34

539

1,468.99

1,200 1,300

1,500 1,600 1,800 1,850

267.33

547

1,627.52

1,300 1,500

1,600 1,800 2,000 2,110

304.25

542

1,454.91

1,175 1,300 1,500 1,600 1,800 1,900

288.23

539

1,668.14

1,300 1,500 1,600 1,800 2,000 2,200

313.84

532

1,708.81 88.37

1,350 1,500 1,700 1,850 2,200 2,350 374.04 0 0 75150200250115.09

496 395

Periodontists

Description of Service I.

Mean

10th

25th

Percentiles 50th 75th

90th

95th

$ 30

$ 35

$ 35

Standard Deviation

Number of Responses

Diagnostic

Intraoral radiographs - com­ plete series (including bitewings) Intraoral radiographs - sin­ gle, first film (peri­ apical) (00220) Biopsy of oral tissue (soft) (07286) II.

$

6.10

132

3.60

0

2

3

5

5

8

2.24

111

35.98

20

25

35

45

50

55

12.80

100

$ 17

$ 20

$ 25

$ 30

$ 35

$ 35

6.63

121

$ 75 30

$100 45

$150 60

$175 100

$200 120

$225 150

49.48 34.17

139 105

135

175

200

250

250

53.28

114

Preventive

Dental prophylaxis - adults (01110) VIII.

(00210)$27.43$ 20$ 25 $ 25

$ 25.27

$

Periodontics

Gingivectomy or gingivoplasty - per quadrant (in­ cluding usual postopera­ tive services) (04210) Gingival curettage (04220) M ucogingival su rg ery - per quadrant (04250)

$140.12 70.64 171.21

100

$

DENTAL FEES

■ 689

ASSO CIA TIO N

REPO RTS

Description of Service Osseous surgery (including flap entry and closure) per quadrant (04260) Occlusal adjustment (limited) (04330) Occlusal adjustment (complete) (04331) Periodontal scaling and root planing (entire mouth) (04340)

690 ■ JADA, Vol. 97, October 1978

Percentiles____________ 50th 75th 90th 95th

Mean

10th

25th

$ 198.44

$150

$170

$200

$225

$250

$250

43.63

25

30

40

50

75

121.39

50

75

100

150

101.52

28

50

100

150

Standard Deviation

$

Number of Responses

46.23

120

75

17.83

110

200

250

57.35

126

200

200

60.08

130

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