<prompt> Human: So my mother recently went in for a filling and two weeks later she discovered a vertical fracture in the tooth. We are still not sure if the fault is completely due to her dentist, but we consulted a different one and got a second opinion. The second dentist indicated that it was likely the fracture was due an error by the first. The options her original dentist gave her was to either extract the tooth and get a bridge, which would cost 3000, or get an implant, which is somewhere around 4,000. Not only do these prices seem sketchy to me, but as it may be their fault, I feel there should be some sort of discount or good will.What are our options at this point?  <response>: Dentists arent going throw each other under the bus like that because they all know shit happens at some point or another that they have no control over. It was probably compromised before the dentist performed the procedure due to the decay demineralizing the periphery. Those prices are actually pretty fair for the work done. 