Affordable Dental Care Pricing
Private Fees
TREATMENT
FEES
Examination
£50
Small
£150
Medium
£180
Large
£220
Treatment 1
£195
Treatment 2
£295
Treatment 3
£395
Treatment 4
£450
Surgical - by specialist
£395
TREATMENT
FEES
Per canal
£180
Per molar
£560
Composite Inlay
£720
TREATMENT
FEES
Emergency
£50
TREATMENT
FEES
Consultation
£50
Cosmetic Packages
£1,200 – £5,800
Inman Aligner
From £1,600
Clear Aligner – Single Arch
From £1,000
Removable Retainer
£180
Fixed Wire Retainer
£225
Dual Retention
£400
Night
£200
Sports
£120
TREATMENT
FEES
Consultation
£95
Single Unit
£2,700
Multiple Units – Per Unit
£2,000
Full Single Arch Retained Bridge
£10,500
Full Single Unit Implant Retained Denture
From £4,500
Porcelain Bonded
£600
Emax
£720
Zirconia
£720
TREATMENT
FEES
Small
£650
Medium
£750
Large
£850
Flexi
£800 – £950
Chrome Cobalt
£1,400
Addition Acrylic
£95
Addition Chrome Cobalt
£100
TREATMENT
FEES
Full Kit
£420
Top-up Kit
£95
Hygienist Session
£68
TREATMENT
FEES
Emax Veneer
£720
Composite Veneer
£350
Composite Bonding
£200
Alignment, Whitening,retainers And Composite Bonding
£4000 - £7000
NHS Fees
Dentistry is one of the few NHS services where you have to pay a contribution towards the cost of your care. The information on this page explains why you may have to pay for your NHS dental treatment
Band 1 Coverage
This covers an examination, diagnosis (eg X-rays), advice on how to prevent future problems, a scale and polish if needed, and application of fluoride varnish or fissure sealant. If you require urgent care, even if your urgent treatment needs more than one appointment to complete, you will only need to pay one Band 1 charge.
- Clinical examination, assessment and report
- Orthodontic assessment and report
- Diagnoses and treatment planning
- X-rays
- Moulds of your teeth
- Advice on preventing future problems
- Applying sealants or fluoride preparations
- Scale and polish
- Marginal correction of fillings
- Taking cell and tissue samples
- Adjusting dentures or orthodontic appliances
- Treating sensitive cementum
Band 2 Coverage
This covers everything listed in Band 1 above, plus any further treatment such as
fillings, root canal work or if your dentist needs to take out one or more of your teeth.
- Clinical examination, assessment and report
- Orthodontic assessment and report
- Diagnoses and treatment planning
- X-rays
- Moulds of your teeth
- Advice on preventing future problems
- Applying sealants or fluoride preparations
- Scale and polish
- Marginal correction of fillings
- Taking cell and tissue samples
- Adjusting dentures or orthodontic appliances
- Treating sensitive cementum
Band 3 Coverage
- Clinical examination, assessment and report
- Orthodontic assessment and report
- Diagnoses and treatment planning
- X-rays
- Moulds of your teeth
- Advice on preventing future problems
- Applying sealants or fluoride preparations
- Scale and polish
- Marginal correction of fillings
- Taking cell and tissue samples
- Adjusting dentures or orthodontic appliances
- Treating sensitive cementum
For Emergency Treatment
If you require urgent care, you’ll pay a Band 1 charge if you are a registered NHS patient. 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 NHS banding charge will apply.
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