Fee Guide

I've just finished my Invisalign journey with Sarah and found the whole process great from start to finish. The team kept me well informed throughout, and the reception staff were always friendly and helpful. I'm very pleased with the results!

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Examination (not including x-rays) £65

Basic Clean (with Hygienist) £79 per session
Mega Clean with Air Flow Jet Polisher £89 per session

Enlighten (in chair & take home) from £660
Home Tooth Whitening from £440

Composite Fillings from £165

Gold Crown from £715
Porcelain Bonded Crown from £495
Full Porcelain Crown from £550
White inlay/onlay from £440
Gold inlay/onlay from £715

Porcelain Veneers from £550

Mouthguard from £165
Sports Mouthguard from £150

lmplant consultation from £80
lmplant with Crown from £3200

Dentures - Chrome from £825

Facial Rejuvenation from £210
Dermal Fillers from £365

Price List from NHS
Band 1:
Check up, x-rays if needed, scale and polish if deemed clinically necessary by dentist
Band 2:
Above items plus filling, extraction or RCT
Band 3:
Above items plus crown or denture
Band 4:
Emergency appointments
Under 18 years FREE

You may qualify for Free NHS dental care if you:

  1. Are under 18, or under 19 and in full-time education
  2. Are pregnant or have had a baby in the last 12 months
  3. Are receiving certain benefits, such as Income related Employment and Support allowance or Pension Credit Guarantee Credit
  4. Hold a valid NHS Tax Credit Exemption Certificate (e.g. maternity or low-income certificate)
  5. Hold a valid HC2 certificate under the NHS Low Income Scheme.

If you are on a low income or getting Universal Credit, you may still be able to get help with costs.

Check Eligibility For Free NHS Dental Treatment

Important: Eligibility rules can change, and patients may be asked to provide proof of entitlement. If you are unsure whether you qualify for free NHS dental treatment, please speak to our team or check the latest guidance on the NHS website.

Please note: If you claim free NHS dental treatment when you are not entitled to it, you may have to pay the treatment costs and could receive a penalty charge.

Yes. Help may still be available for NHS charges, particularly if you are a student, pensioner, working part-time or on a low income.

You will need to complete an HC1 form. These are available from our receptionist. On successful application, any charges you have paid will be reimbursed by the DSS. Please keep your receipts.

Alternatively, you may wish to complete the form prior to making an appointment, in which case only the charges outlined in your DSS certificate will need to be paid. Please bring your returned HC1 form with you.

For a full list of fees and help with costs visit Department of Health.

Fees Correct as of June 2026.