Автор, читаете по-анлийски? FYI:In late 2012, the show CBC Marketplace sought to answer the question ‘How much do Canadians pay for popular dental treatments?’ They sent a researcher named Theresa to 20 dentists in Vancouver and Toronto to check the price differential between them. They discovered considerable variations in price, and another more worrying trend.Two dental experts checked Theresa’s teeth before she went “undercover” and confirmed that the most treatment she needed was “a few cleanings and possibly a crown”. After 20 dentists, the quotes for treatment required for Teresa ranged from $144 in one dentist’s office to $11,931 in another. One Vancouver area dentist recommended Teresa “a root canal, six optional veneers, a crown and cleanings” – at a cost $11,931. That’s a big jump from a few cleanings and a crown. One explanation for this, according to dental insurance expert Rick Beyers, is the dentists’ focus on the ‘dental plan’: “The joke we make in some cases: They’re not treating the patient. They’re treating the dental plan. In other words, they’re reading up on the plan, finding out what it covers.” In fact, one dentist refused to tell Theresa which teeth she thought needed fillings until she went through her dental plan. http://blog.whatclinic.com/2014/03/say-aaah-canada-the-painful-cost-of-dental/#.V5pKTqK-MhUВот полный расклад из новостей: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/dentists-vary-widely-on-diagnosis-and-cost-cbc-marketplace-finds-1.1279371