Fees and Payments

We accept both NHS and Private patients.

NHS

NHS dental charges what you should pay from 1 April 2021, if you are not exempt from charges, you should pay one of the following rates only:

Band 1 course of treatment

£25.60

Covers an examination, diagnosis and advice. If necessary, it also includes X-rays, a scale and polish, and planning for further treatment.

Band 2 course of treatment

£70.70

Covers all treatment included in Band 1, plus additional treatment, such as fillings, root canal treatment and removing teeth (extractions).

Band 3 course of treatment

£306.80

Covers all treatment included in Band 1 and 2, plus more complex procedures, such as crowns, dentures and bridges.

Urgent

£25.60

Private

Check up and simple clean with dentist
Includes examination and up to 2 x-rays.
Duration: 15 minutes
Additional x-rays £5.00 each.
£59.50
Hygienist appointment
Duration: 30 minutes
£69.50
Prophy jet
Stain removal cleaning, ideal for smokers, heavy tea and coffee staining.
£74.50
Treatment of gum disease
Duration: 20 minutes per visit
£59.50
Root canal treatment
Anterior tooth
from £300.00
Pre-molars
from £350.00
Molars
from £350.00
Tooth whitening
Home Kit - Pola
£345.00
In Surgery - Enlighten
£650.00
Syringe Refills - Each
£15.00
Fillings
Silver fillings
from £65.00
White fillings
from £105.00
Veneers and Crowns
Porcelain veneers
from £574.50
Gold onlays
from £750.00
Silver coloured crowns (Non-Precious)
from £280.00
Full gold crown
from £750.00
Porcelain bonded crowns
from £495.00
All ceramic crowns
from £645.00
Tooth Coloured Inlays
from £549.50

Bridges
Bridges
Adhesive bridge

from £495.00
from £425.00
Dental Implants
Implant (Single Implant with Crown)
Implant Retained Denture (3 implants)
All-on-4 (Smile in a Day)

from £2,450.00
from £5,500.00
from £14,950.00
Invisible Braces
Consultation
Per arch

free £95.00
from £895.00
Extractions
from £80.00
Dentures
Dentures (full - per arch)
Flexible dentures
Partial dentures (acrylic)
Chrome dentures
Sports mouth guard

from £450.00
from £595.00
from £530.00
from £698.50
from £70.00
Other
Anti-Wrinkle Treatment
Filler

from (1 Area) £150.00
from (1ml) £350.00
Emergency Fee Non Registered Patients
Plus cost of treatment
£50.00

Please contact us personally for answers to any questions that you may have. Or better yet, why not pop in. and we will be pleased to advise you on any issues regarding your dental health. These are the only dental charges your dentist should ask you to pay when you are having NHS treatment. You should only have to pay one charge for each course of treatment - even if you need to visit your dentist more than once to finish it.

If you need more treatment within the same charge band, for example an additional filling, within two months of completing a course of treatment, you will not normally have to pay anything extra. There is no charge for repairing dentures. To find out about free NHS dental treatment, see form HC1, Help with health costs, available at your local Job Centre Plus or from the Department of Health website at www.dh.gov.uk

Your NHS dentist should provide all the care and treatment needed to maintain your dental health. To find out more about what you can expect, you can either:

  • Ask your dentist for a copy of “NHS dentistry in England: Information for Patients”, or ask for a copy of our practice leaflet.
  • Contact your Primary Care Trust (PCT), or see their website.
  • Call NHS Direct on 111 or visit www.nhs.uk
  • Go to the dentistry pages on the Department of Health www.dh.gov.uk/dental

Refund Policy

We want you to be entirely satisfied with your care and treatment, but, if a filling, root filling, crown or bridge fails within a year we will provide free repair or replacement or a full or part refund, depending on the circumstances.

Methods of Payments

You can pay using Cash or Credit Card (VISA, Mastercard) or Debit Card (Switch, Maestro, Solo). No additional fee's will be added.

0% Interest – Monthly Payment Plans

We are now able to offer interest free payments plans for any treatment over £250. So you are able to spread your costs out over a year, making dental treatment more affordable by paying in simple monthly installments.
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