Private Price List
Treatment | Price (£) |
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New Patient Consultation (including radiographs) | £110 |
Casual patient assessment / Emergency appointment (including intra-oral x-rays) | £90 |
No intra-oral x-rays required then £85 | |
Simple extraction | £110 |
Recement | £70 |
Simple scale and oral hygiene instruction | £75 |
Periodontal treatment (cleaning for gum disease) (per session) | £75 - £95 |
Stain Removal / Airpolish (per session) | £65-£95 |
Deep Cleaning | From £95 |
Boutique whitening (at home) | £400 |
Pola Light Whitening | From £350 |
ZOOM! + Home Whitening | From £650 |
SCi + Soft Night Guard | From £650 |
Amalgam fillings - Small | £100 |
Amalgam fillings - Medium | £115 |
Amalgam fillings - Large | £130 |
Composite fillings - Small / front tooth | £105 |
Composite fillings - Medium | £140 |
Composite fillings - Large | £185 |
Non-Precious Metal Crown / Onlay / Bridge Unit | £550 |
Tooth Coloured Metal / Porcelain Crown / Bridge Unit | £690 |
Dentures - Simple Repair or Addition | £100 |
Dentures - Reline | £140 |
Acrylic partial denture | From £800 |
Cobalt Chrome Partial Denture | From £1,000 |
Full Acrylic Denture (upper or lower) | From £950 |
Soft occlusal guard / Sports Mouthguard / Orthodontic Retainer | £150 |
RCT - Incisors / Canine | £400 |
RCT - Premolars | £500 |
RCT - Molar | £600 |
Emergency extirpation of nerve | £120 |
Implant Consultation | £100 |
Dental Implants | From £2,000 |
Treatment | |
Smilelign Consultation Includes trial pre aligners; no commitment until you decide. Try before deciding on the only system offering this option. | From £180 |
Smilelign Treatment | £3000 – £5000 |
NHS Price List
There are three bands of charges for all NHS dental treatments. It is important to note that these may change in April.
Band 1 dental treatment: £26.80
Depending on what’s necessary, this can cover:
- a clinical examination, assessment and report
- an orthodontic assessment and report
- advice, diagnosing and planning your treatment
- X-rays
- moulds (casts) of your teeth, for example, to see how your teeth bite together
- taking coloured photographs
- advice on preventing future problems, such as diet advice and cleaning instructions
- applying sealants or fluoride preparations to the surfaces of your teeth
- a scale and polish
- marginal correction of fillings
- taking a sample of cells or tissue from your mouth to examine (pathological examination)
- adjusting dentures (false teeth) or orthodontic appliances, such as braces
- treating sensitive cementum (the tissue that covers the root of a tooth)
Urgent treatment when you need to see a dentist immediately also costs £26.80
Band 2 dental treatment: £73.50
Depending on what’s necessary, this can cover everything listed in band 1 above, plus:
- non-surgical treatment of periodontitis (a severe form of gum disease) – such as root planing (cleaning bacteria from the roots of your teeth) or deep scaling and a polish
- surgical treatment of periodontitis: such as removing some gum tissue (gingivectomy)
- free gingival grafts: when healthy tissue from the roof of your mouth is grafted (attached) to your teeth where the root is exposed
- fillings
- sealant restorations: when the sealant is used to fill a small hole and seal any grooves in your teeth
- root canal treatment (endodontics)
- pulpotomy: removing the dental pulp (the soft tissue at the centre of a tooth)
- apicectomy: removing the tip of the root of a tooth
- removing teeth (extraction)
- oral surgery, such as removing a cyst (fluid-filled sac)
- soft tissue surgery to the mouth or lips
- frenectomy, frenuloplasty or frenotomy: surgery to the folds of tissue that connect your tongue, lips and cheeks to your jaw bone
- relining and rebasing dentures
- adding to your dentures, such as adding a clasp or a tooth
- splinting loose teeth, for example, after an accident or due to periodontitis – this doesn’t include laboratory-made splints
- bite-raising appliances (similar to a mouth guard), for example, to correct your jaw alignment – this doesn’t include laboratory-made appliances
Band 3 dental treatment: £319.10
Depending on what’s necessary, this can cover everything listed in bands 1 and 2 above, plus:
- veneers and palatal veneers: new surfaces for the front or back of a tooth
- inlays, inlays and onlays: used to restore damaged teeth
- crowns: a type of cap that completely covers your real tooth
- bridges: a fixed replacement for a missing tooth or teeth
- dentures
- orthodontic treatment and appliances: such as braces
- other custom-made applications, not including sports guards
Treatments such as veneers and braces are only available on the NHS if there’s a clinical need for them (not for cosmetic reasons).