Cost: The cost is determined by adding transportation costs, fencing if needed, and sheep as described below. Transportation and fence costs are due upon delivery. Sheep cost is payable when sheep are picked up.
A filling in Australia could cost you anything from $100 - $300. The average according to the ADA (Australian Dental Association) 2012 fee survey (across all states) ranges from $130 for a small silver filling to $283 for a very large white filling.
2. The type of the filling material. The 'white' (resin) filling material that is used for the front teeth is usually a little bit more expensive than the 'silver' (amalgam) filling placed in the back teeth. The usual difference in the price for a filling of comparable size varies on an average between $20 - $30.For example, if a 1 (one) surface silver filling costs $120, the cost for a one surface 'white' filling can vary between $140 - $150.Again, if a 2 (two) surface silver filling costs $140, then the cost for a two surface 'white' filling will vary between $160 - $170 and so on and so forth.he usual difference in the price for a filling of comparable size varies on an average between $20 - $30. For example, if a 1 (one) surface silver filling costs $120, the cost for a one surface 'white' filling can vary between $140 - $150.