Fees
We will ask for your permission before we start any treatment. We will give you a written treatment plan; we do require all payments to be kept up to date with treatment.
Please see a list of common items below.
Dental Services | Price List |
Teeth Straightening |
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Invisalign | From £3,000 |
Essex Retainer/Splint | £150 |
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Facial Aesthetics |
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Botox 1 Area | £150 |
Botox 2 Areas | £200 |
Botox 3 Areas | £250 |
Juvederm 1ml (1ml/Treatment Area) | £300 |
Profhilo | £450 |
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Cosmetic Dentistry |
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Composite Bonding | From £175 |
Teeth Whitening Kit includes trays | £350 |
Top up x 2 syringes | £80 |
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Implants | From £2,500 |
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General Dentistry |
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Small Composite | £95 |
Large Composite | £150 |
Emax Veneer | £600 |
Premier Crown | £550 |
Ceramic Crown | £475 |
Emax Bridge | £500 |
Emax Onlay | £550 |
RCT canine/incisor | £150 |
RCT premolar | £250 |
RCT molar | £350 |
Partial Denture (Acrylic) | From £500 |
Full/Full Denture | From £1000 |
Extraction | £65 |
Digital scan | £50 |
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Hygienist Services |
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Perio 20 mins | £60 |
Perio 30 mins | £70 |
Airflow & Perio 30mins | £80 |
Airflow & Perio 40mins | £85 |
Airflow | £50 |
Periochip | £50 |
Free NHS Dental Treatment
Some patients qualify for full or partial exemption from dental charges. It’s always wise to ask if you feel you might qualify for such an exemption – our staff will be happy to help you You can get free NHS dental treatment if, when the treatment starts, you are:
- Are under the age of 26 years old
- Are named on a valid maternity exemption certificate
- Have had a baby in the previous 12 months, or have had a stillborn baby in the previous 12 months
- Are named on a valid HC2 certificate
- Are named on a valid HC3 certificate
- Are, or your partner is, getting Universal Credit
- Are, or your partner is, getting Income -related Employment Support Allowance.
- Are, or your partner is, getting Tax Credits and meeting qualifying conditions Partial help:
If you are named on a valid HC3 certificate you might get some help towards the cost of your NHS dental treatment.
NHS Treatments
Unless you are in one of the groups entitled to free NHS dental treatment or help with the cost you will require to pay 80% of the cost of your NHS dental treatment up to a maximum of £384 per course of treatment. Examples of costs for some types of NHS treatment are shown in the table below. Fees are as of 24th March 2022. Please note that NHS fee structure is complex and varies considerably from patient to patient depending of the treatment required.