Fees & Offers
Cosmetic Dentistry
| Treatments: | Fees: | |
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| Cosmetic Consultation | FREE | |
| White Fillings | From | £89.25 – £115.50 |
| Crowns | From | £485.00 – £518.00 |
| Componeers | From | £120.00 |
| Porcelain Veneers | From | £525.50 |
General Dentistry
| General Dentistry Treatments: | Fees: | |
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| Dental Check-up – New Patient | £35 | |
| Dental Check-up – Routine | £38 | |
| Cosmetic Consultation/Advice | FREE | |
| Child Exam (under 6 w/parent) Child Exam (over 6 w/parent) |
FREE £14.50 |
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| Scale & Polish | £35.00 | |
| Airflow | £15.00 | |
| X-ray | £7.00 | |
| Emergency Appointment | £45.00 | |
| Root Canal Treatment | From | £250.00 – £450.00 |
| Extraction/Surgical Extraction | From | £80.00 – £160.00 |
Clear Aligners
| Up to 6 from | 6 to 12 from | Unlimited Aligners from |
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| £1295.00/ £32.00 per month | £2295.00/ £51.00 per month | £3300.00/ £70.00 per month |
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Braces
| Six Month Smile | Damon Braces | Lingual Braces |
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| from £895.00 | from £3500.00 | £CALL |
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Teeth Whitening
| Teeth whitening | Enlighten whitening |
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| From £299.00 | From £399.00 |
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Dental Implants
| Implants | Bone grafting |
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| From £2200.00 | From £395.00 |
Facial Aesthetics
| Treatments: | Fees: | |
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| Botox – 1 area | £195.00 | |
| Botox – 2 areas | £235.00 | |
| Botox – 3 areas | £295.00 | |
| Lip fillers | £245.00 |
NHS Fees
Band 1 dental treatment: £21.60
This covers 1 or more treatments (as many as are necessary) from the following list :
- adjusting false teeth (dentures) or orthodontic appliances, such as braces
- applying sealants or fluoride preparations to the surfaces of your teeth
- a clinical examination, assessment and report
- marginal correction of fillings
- moulds of your teeth – for example, to see how your teeth bite together
- an orthodontic assessment and report
- a scale and polish (if clinically necessary)
- coloured photographs
- taking a sample of cells or tissue from your mouth for examination
- treating sensitive cementum (the tissue that covers the root of a tooth)
- X-rays
Emergency treatment (when you need to see a dentist immediately) also costs £21.60.
Band 2 dental treatment: £59.10
This can cover anything listed in band 1 above, plus any of the following:
- an addition to your dentures – such as adding a clasp or a tooth
- apicectomy – removing the tip of the root of a tooth
- a mouth guard to correct your “bite” (doesn’t include a laboratory-made appliance)
- fillings
- free gingival grafts – when healthy tissue from the roof of your mouth is attached to your teeth where the root is exposed
- frenectomy, frenoplasty or frenotomy – surgery to the folds of tissue that connect your tongue, lips and cheeks to your jaw bone
- treatment for severe gum disease – such as root planing (cleaning bacteria from the roots of your teeth), deep scaling and a polish, or a gingivectomy (removal of gum tissue)
- oral surgery – such as removing a cyst, or soft tissue surgery to the mouth or lips
- pulpotomy – removing dental pulp (the soft tissue at the centre of a tooth)
- relining and rebasing dentures
- removing teeth (extraction)
- root canal treatment
- sealant to fill small holes or grooves in your teeth
- splinting loose teeth – for example, after an accident (this doesn’t include laboratory-made splints)
- transplanting teeth
Band 3 dental treatment: £256.50
This can cover anything listed in bands 1 and 2 above, plus any of the following :
- bridges – a fixed replacement for a missing tooth or teeth
crowns – a type of cap that completely covers your real tooth - dentures
- inlays, pinlays and onlays – used to restore damaged teeth
- orthodontic treatment and appliances such as braces
- other custom-made appliances, not including sports guards
- veneers and palatal veneers – new surfaces for the front or back of a tooth
Treatments such as veneers and braces are only available on the NHS if there’s a clinical need for them (not for cosmetic reasons). Similarly, other cosmetic treatments, such as teeth whitening, are not available on the NHS.
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