Fee guide

Fee-per-item in which a fee is charged for each treatment carried out. We normally ask for payment to be made after each appointment, and a deposit is usually required prior to more complex treatments. Payment can be made by cash and most credit or debit cards. Payment can also be taken over the phone when paying by credit or debit card.

Private

Examination
£45.00
Includes full examination with oral cancer screening, gum disease screening and detailed treatment plan.
New Patient Consultation
£90.00
Includes 30 minute full examination including x-rays(2), oral cancer check, gum disease screening, smile analysis ( where requested)& detailed treatment plan provided.
Scale and Polish with Hygienist
£60.00 per session
Includes deep clean with oral hygiene education.
Small Radiographs
£8.00 per radiograph
Emergency Consultation
from £45.00
Appointment to diagnose and temporarily resolve any problems you may be having. Please note further appointments may be required at additional costs.
Second opinion / emergency consultation
£75.00
Amalgam Restorations
from £90.00
Includes any necessary pins or linings.
Composite Restorations
£125.00 - £250.00
Includes any necessary pins or linings.
Simple Extractions
from £125.00
Please note price for surgical extraction on request from dentist.
Root Canal Treatment
from £450.00 — £850.00
Includes radiographs.
Acrylic Dentures
from £550.00
Additions
from £90.00 including lab fee
Repairs
from £50.00 including lab fee
Relines
from £180.00 including lab fee
Chrome dentures
from £950.00
 
Crowns and Bridges including Veneers and Inlays
from £550.00
Please note in some cases an individual estimate from the dentist is required.
Emergency Out of Hours Call Out
£175.00
Please note any treatment required is at an additional cost.
Home Bleaching
£350.00
both arches including review visits, In surgery £500
Implants
from £2500.00
Please speak to the dentist for final quote
Invisalign
from £2500.00
Please speak to the dentist for final quote
Please note listed fees may be subject to change following consultation with the Dentist

Denplan Care

Group
Monthly
Weekly
Daily
Group A
£17.37
£4.01
£0.57
Group B
£24.91
£5.75
£0.82
Group C
£30.53
£7.05
£1.00
Group D
£42.47
£9.80
£1.40
Group E
£71.19
£16.43
£2.34
 
Denplan Essentials
Monthly 
Weekly 
Daily 
Group A - 1 yearly dental examination visit with 1 yearly hygienist visit and 10% off fee per item fees
£10.00
 
£2.31
 
£0.33
 
Group B - 2 yearly dental examination visits with 2 yearly hygienist visit and 10% off fee per item fees
£15.72
 
£3.63
 
£0.52
 
For more information please visit denplan.co.uk
 

If you normally pay for NHS dental treatment, the amount you spend will depend on what clinical treatment you need.
Some people do not have to pay for NHS dental treatment – see Who is entitled to free NHS dental treatment in England?

NHS Dental Charges

There are three NHS charge bands:

  • Band 1: £23.80 covers an examination, diagnosis and advice. If necessary, it also includes X-rays, a scale and polish and planning for further treatment.
  • Band 2: £65.20 covers all treatment covered by Band 1, plus additional treatment, such as fillings, root canal treatment and removing teeth (extractions).
  • Band 3: £282.80 covers all treatment covered by Bands 1 and 2, plus more complex procedures, such as crowns, dentures and bridges.

Fees are correct starting April 2018. For more information, see What is included in each NHS dental band charge?

What if I need more treatment?

If, within two months of completing a course of treatment, you need more treatment from the same charge band or a lower one – such as another filling – you don't have to pay anything extra.
However, after two months of completing a course of treatment , you will have to pay the NHS charge Band (listed above) for any NHS dental treatment received.

Certain treatments (including lost items) are guaranteed for 12 months from the date they were completed:

  • fillings
  • root fillings
  • inlays
  • porcelain veneers
  • crowns
Treatments provided under this guarantee must be similar or related to the original treatment, but they don't have to be like for like.

Emergency or urgent treatment

If you require urgent care, you will only need to pay one Band 1 charge of £21.60. Most urgent treatments can be done in one appointment. Once your urgent course of treatment is complete, you may be advised to make another appointment for a separate course of non-urgent treatment. In this case, the relevant Band charge will apply.

When you don’t have to pay

You don’t have to pay a dental charge:

  • for denture repairs
  • to have stitches removed
  • if your dentist has to stop blood loss
  • if your dentist only has to write out a prescription – however, if you pay for prescriptions, you’ll have to pay the usual prescription charge of £8.60 when you collect your medicine(s)

Referral to another dentist

If you're referred to another dentist to complete your treatment, the amount you pay is dependent on the type of referral and whether the NHS treatment is carried out as one course of treatment. Your dentist will inform you how much you have to pay.
If you’re referred to a private dentist (and you accept this option) you will:

  • pay the appropriate NHS Band charge to the dentist who referred you, and
  • pay a fee for the dental work carried out by the private dentist you are referred to

Further information:

Last reviewed: 10/10/2017
Next review due: 10/10/2020
Please note: listed fees may be subject to change following consultation with the Dentist