What’s inside

• Every line item.Surgeon’s fee, facility fee, implant, anesthesia, pre-op testing, therapy, equipment and follow-up — with space to write two quotes side by side.
• Twelve questions to ask.The ones that decide whether a “bundled” price actually holds — including who pays if there’s a complication.
• Warning signs in a quote. “Starting at” pricing, vague implant and anesthesia lines, and other places a number quietly moves later.
• Questions about the surgery itself. Price is one input; these decide the result you live with for fifteen to twenty years.