remove the tooth...

[Lewdog]

In 2015 the average Russian salary per month was $558.

Russians' Average Salary On Par With Kazakhstan

In the U.S. during 2015 the average income per month was around $50,000.

So let's look at something here. So to get a tooth pulled in Russia would be around .89% of the income. In the U.S. .89% of income would be $445. Guess what? It is usually less than $100 to get a tooth pulled, and even if you go on the upper end of like $300, that is still a lower percentage of monthly income than in Russia.

 

[Lewdog]

Do you have a clue how economics works? If no one could afford to see a doctor then they would all either lower their prices or go out of business... and people would quit going into huge college debt to become a doctor or a dentist.

I suggest you do some research on U.S. sites about this kind of stuff if you want to get the right answers, and not a blog written by someone in Russia.

I advise you not to argue with me.
- You do not have enough Education
- You do not know the cost of American medicine
- You do not know anything about Russia

You have no clue what you are talking about, at all.

Just curious, how many teeth have you had pulled in the U.S.?

 

[petro]

Its around $90 per tooth at dentists who take cash. Typically offer a discount to those without insurance. X-rays are $35. So total will be around $140 give or take a few dollars.
This at my local community dentist.
The Russian troll is just that. A troll.

 

[Lewdog]

I had one tooth extracted 4 years ago & it cost about $600 after I shopped around & that was the best price I could find at the time.
Back in 1994 I had 4 wisdom teeth extracted for under $135 = $33 each,

That price on wisdom teeth had to include insurance. Anesthesia cost more than $135.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Local dentist in Russia.....

 

[Selivan]

quick search on google
Cost Of Tooth Extraction: How Much Is The Average Price?


Americans, better buy guns and shoot yourself

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Here is is newly built office...

 

[KissMy]

In the 1980s Reagan cut med school funding. Now we have fewer Doctors & Higher Prices!!!

 

[iamwhatiseem]

 

[Selivan]

quick search on google
Cost Of Tooth Extraction: How Much Is The Average Price?


Americans, better buy guns and shoot yourself

cost of tooth extraction in Russia
Сколько стоит удаление зуба – цена 2017, фото и видео, отзывы в Москве

 

[Selivan]

In 2015 the average Russian salary per month was $558.

I repeatedly give a stumbling block to people so they can understand what expenses the American and Russian


USA vs USSR vs Russia (цифры)

 

[WinterBorn]

Even if the Americans prove that in America it costs 300-500 dollars, it is 10 times more expensive than in Russia
$ 300 is too much for an American to remove a tooth

Even if the Americans prove that in America it costs 300-500 dollars, it is 10 times more expensive than in Russia
$ 300 is too much for an American to remove a tooth

According to the link I posted below, I can get a simple extraction (tooth deleted) for $236.

The average monthly income in Russia is 38,400 rubles, or $672.
The average monthly income in the US is $3,769.17.


Looks like Russians might have as much trouble paying $35 as Americans do paying $300.



Just to show my sources.

Russia Average Monthly Wages | 1992-2018 | Data | Chart | Calendar
The Average American Monthly Salary
No Dental Insurance But Need a Tooth Pulled? | 1Dental.com

 

[Indeependent]

I today have removed a tooth.
- In modern Russia it costs 30-35 dollars
- In the USSR it was free.
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How much does it cost to remove a tooth in America?

Try brushing your teeth.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Group of successful Russian businessmen having a luxurious power lunch.

 

[Jackson]

Do you have a clue how economics works? If no one could afford to see a doctor then they would all either lower their prices or go out of business... and people would quit going into huge college debt to become a doctor or a dentist.

I suggest you do some research on U.S. sites about this kind of stuff if you want to get the right answers, and not a blog written by someone in Russia.

I advise you not to argue with me.
- You do not have enough Education
- You do not know the cost of American medicine
- You do not know anything about Russia

And it appears you are not familiar with the US.

 

[Selivan]

And it appears you are not familiar with the US.

Of course, I'm not familiar ...
- I was just a tourist in Miami, Florida
- I have an apartment in Jacksonville, North Carolina

 

[Jackson]

In 2015 the average Russian salary per month was $558.

Russians' Average Salary On Par With Kazakhstan

In the U.S. during 2015 the average income per month was around $50,000.

So let's look at something here. So to get a tooth pulled in Russia would be around .89% of the income. In the U.S. .89% of income would be $445. Guess what? It is usually less than $100 to get a tooth pulled, and even if you go on the upper end of like $300, that is still a lower percentage of monthly income than in Russia.

Did you mean the US monthly was $50,000 or $5000? I think you put one zero too many!

Whoa! That puts things in perspective. That's how much I pay my cleaning ladies and pet groomer each month.

 

[Selivan]

Did you mean the US monthly was $50,000 or $5000? I think you put one zero too many!
Whoa! That puts things in perspective. That's how much I pay my cleaning ladies and pet groomer each month.

You are bothering me...
I gave you all the links.
Learn the life in America, which you gave the Russian

 

[Lewdog]

In 2015 the average Russian salary per month was $558.

Russians' Average Salary On Par With Kazakhstan

In the U.S. during 2015 the average income per month was around $50,000.

So let's look at something here. So to get a tooth pulled in Russia would be around .89% of the income. In the U.S. .89% of income would be $445. Guess what? It is usually less than $100 to get a tooth pulled, and even if you go on the upper end of like $300, that is still a lower percentage of monthly income than in Russia.

Did you mean the US monthly was $50,000 or $5000? I think you put one zero too many!

Whoa! That puts things in perspective. That's how much I pay my cleaning ladies and pet groomer each month.

Yeah sorry I was tired when I posted that. It was actually $56,000 a year, which is around $4,700 a month.

So $4,700 a month times 0.89% is $41. That's a bit less than what it cost to get a tooth pulled in the U.S. if a person is paying straight out of pocket, but so many people either have insurance, or make enough money to qualify to see a dentist on a pay scale system that it can bring the cost down.

I don't know about you, but I don't believe for one bit that the OP has property in the U.S.

 

[Jackson]

Did you mean the US monthly was $50,000 or $5000? I think you put one zero too many!
Whoa! That puts things in perspective. That's how much I pay my cleaning ladies and pet groomer each month.

You are bothering me...
I gave you all the links.
Learn the life in America, which you gave the Russian

I'm not sure what is bothering you. I didn't mention the absence of links in the post to which you are responding.

Learn the life of America? What does that mean? I live here. However, I would like to know more about living in Russia. Educate me.