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Fees
Private Dental Fees 2023
| Treatment | Option | Fee |
| New patient examination (50 including all radiographs) | £50 | |
| Routine examination (2 bitewings included) | £35 | |
| Scale and polish | £35 | |
| Periodontal ( appointments) | (from) | £140 |
| Airflow stain removal | £20 | |
| Small radiographs | £5 | |
| Same day Emergency Appointment (if available) | £125 | |
| Simple Restorative: Fillings | ||
| Composite restorations | £60 - £180 dependent on surface area | |
| Amalgam restorations | £45 - £100 dependent on surface area | |
| Glass ionomer restorations | £20 - £90 dependent on surface area | |
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| Root Canal Treatment | ||
| Incisors and canines | (from) | £300 |
| Premolars | (from) | £350 - £400 |
| Molars | (from) | £450 - £600 |
| Extractions | ||
| Simple extractions | £75 multiple surcharge £50 | |
| Complex/surgical extractions | £150 | |
| Advanced restorative: Crowns and Bridges | ||
| Emax porcelain crowns posterior teeth | (from) | £450 per tooth |
| Zirconia porcelain crowns posterior teeth | (from) | £550 per tooth |
| Emax anterior crowns | (from) | £475 - £600 per tooth |
| Maryland bridge | (from) | £550 per unit |
| Conventional bridge | (from) | £500 - £800 per unit |
| Smilelign Orthodontic Treatment: | ||
| Pre treatment assessment, including x-rays, moulds, photos and trial aligners | £150 | |
| Smilelign clear aligner treatment | (from) | £1500 - £3500 dependent on length and complexity of treatment. |
| Post Orthodontic treatment retention | ||
| Fixed retainer | £120 per arch | |
| Clear essix retainer | £100 per arch | |
| Duratain retainer | £150 per arch | |
| Cosmetic Treatment: | ||
| Consultation fee | £45 | |
| Consultation with written treatment plan and options | £175 | |
| Whitening treatment | £250 for bleach and bleaching trays | |
| Composite bonding | £100 - £200 per tooth | |
| Composite veneers | £150 - £200 per tooth | |
| Porcelain veneers | £450 - £600 per tooth | |
| Full treatment plan including facebow, photos, wax up and ‘try-in’ of smile prior to porcelain work | £150 - £350 dependent on number of teeth | |
| ICON treatment | (from) | £450 |
| Anti-wrinkle treatment: | ||
| 1 area | £129 | |
| 2 areas | £179 | |
| 3 areas | £199 | |
| Dentures | ||
| Acrylic partial dentures | (from) | £350 - £500 dependent on number of teeth |
| Acrylic full dentures | (from) | £500 per arch |
| Cobalt chrome partial dentures | (from) | £450 - £700 per arch dependent on number of teeth |
| Valplast flexible | (from) | £600 each |
| Splints and mouth guards: | ||
| Hard acrylic splint | £180 with 1 review and adjustment | |
| Soft splint | £140 | |
| Sports guards | £120 |
NHS Fees Schedule 2023
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 what you may have to pay for your NHS dental treatment.
| Treatment Band | Treatments covered | Fee |
| Emergency dental treatment | Emergency dental treatment | £25.80 |
| Band 1 course of treatment | This covers an examination, diagnosis (including X-rays), advice on how to prevent future problems, a scale and polish if clinically needed, and preventative care such as the application of fluoride varnish or fissure sealant if appropriate. | £25.80 |
| Band 2 course of treatment | This covers everything listed in Band 1 above, plus any further treatment such as fillings, root canal work or removal of teeth but not more complex items covered by Band 3. | £70.70 |
| Band 3 course of treatment | This covers everything listed in Bands 1 and 2 above, plus crowns, dentures, bridges and other laboratory work. | £306.80 |
Any treatment that your dentist believes is clinically necessary to achieve and maintain good oral health should be available on the NHS.
You will not be charged for individual items within a course of treatment. Depending on what you need to have done, you should only ever be asked to pay one charge for each complete course of treatment, even if you need to visit your dentist more than once to finish it. A course of treatment is finished when your dentist considers good oral health has been achieved.
Cosmetic treatment is not available on the NHS.
Be aware that being repeatedly late for your treatment sessions or failure to attend appointments may result in the early termination of the course of treatment.
