TREATMENTS PRICES
New patient examination £60
Recall Exam with Basic Scale and Polish £50
Recall exam £40
Emergency assessment for new patients £50
Hygienist visit £55.50
Fillings
Amalgam From £70
Composite From £80
Teeth whitening From £300
Crowns/veneers
Metal crowns From £450
Tooth colour crowns From £550
Zirconia Crowns From £600
Root canal treatment
Incisor From £250
Premolar From £320
Molar From £390
Sports Guard basic From £85
Sports Guard  standard From £130
Night Guard From £100
Dentures
Partial acrylic From £300
Full upper and lower acrylic From £900
Metal denture From £800
Extractions Simple From £80
Molar extraction From £85
Surgical From £160
Wisdom teeth simple From £100
Wisdom teeth surgical From £200
Apicectomy From £250
Sedation From £250
Implants
Implant consultation Free 15 minutes initial consultation
Implant Assessment £100 for 30 mins
Single tooth Implant From £2300
Two teeth Implant From £4300
X rays Peri apical or bitewings £6.50 each
OPT scan £50
CBCT scan Each Jaw £100

 

NHS Fee Guide as of 1st April 2019

We will provide you with a written individual treatment plan and transparent, written treatment costs. NHS treatment is categorised into three bands. Charges apply to courses of treatment rather than each individual item or visit. Additional treatment is provided cost free if it is in the same band (or less) and within two months of completing a course of treatment.

For non-exempt / paying NHS patients:

URGENT : £22.70 Treatment deemed necessary to alleviate toothache when not under a course of treatment.

BAND ONE : £22.70 Dental examination, x-rays if needed, scale and polish if deemed clinically necessary by dentist, oral healthcare and prevention advice. Some fissure sealants. All items to diagnose and prevent decay.

BAND TWO : £62.10 All band one items PLUS fillings, root canals, tooth extractions, wisdom tooth extractions.

BAND THREE : £269.30 All bands one and two plus any laboratory work eg crown, bridge, inlay, dentures, Some treatments of missing teeth.

You may be exempt from your dental charges if either you or your partner, receive either:

  • Income Support
  • Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance, or
  • Guarantee Pension Credit, or
  • You are entitled to, or named on, a valid NHS tax credit exemption certificate, or
  • You are named on a valid HC2 certificate.

Partial help : If you hold a valid HC3 certificate, you might get some help towards the cost of your NHS dental treatment. The certificate tells you how much you will have to pay
Further help and advice with who is entitled to free dental treatment

NOT COVERED ON NHS ARE :
Dental implants, Tooth Whitening, Cosmetic dentistry.