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NHS Patients

Please contact the surgery if you require more information on whether we are currently taking on new NHS patients.

  • Routine
    New patient examinations (17yrs+) (including X-rays and bespoke care plan) £99 X – Ray images FREE Routine adult (17yrs+) examinations £45 Children's routine examinations (16yrs and under) £25 Emergency appointment (existing patients) £75 Emergency appointment (non-registered patients) £99 Hygienist scale and polish from £65
  • Restorative
    Composite (white) fillings from £150 Root canal fillings from £400: Incisor £400 Premolar £450 Molar £500 Crowns/Bridges/Veneers £600/unit Composite bonding £250 per tooth Basic extractions £150 Complex extractions £300 Acrylic (plastic) dentures £550 - £750 Chrome (metal) dentures £750 - £950
  • Cosmetic
    Smile makeover consultation FREE Trial smile £250 Tooth whitening £299 Tooth straightening (Invisalign) from £2,000 - £3,850
  • Anti-Wrinkle Treatments
    One area £160 Two areas £220 Three areas £260
  • Mouthguards
    Night-guards from £80 Sports-guards from £80

Entitlement to Free NHS Dental Examinations & Treatment

You get free dental examinations if you are:

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  • Aged under 25 

  • Aged 60 or over

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Any subsequent treatment as a result of the free examination carries the appropriate charge.

You can get free NHS dental treatment if when the treatment starts you:

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  • Are aged under 18

  • Are aged 18 and in full time education

  • Are pregnant or have had a baby within the 12 month before treatment starts

  • Are an NHS in-patient and the treatment is carried out by the hospital dentist

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You are also entitled to free dental treatment if when the treatment starts or when the charge is made:

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  • You or your partner receive certain benefits

  • You are on a low income, read Low Income Scheme

  • You are entitled to, or named on, a valid NHS tax credit exemption certificate

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You can use the NHS online checker to see if you are entitled to help.

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You will only pay one charge even if you need to visit more than once to complete a course of treatment.  

If you are referred to another dentist, you will still pay one charge (to the dentist who refers you).

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If you need more treatment at the same charge level (e.g. an additional filling) within two months of seeing your dentist, this will be free of charge.

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You should ask your dentist how much your individual treatment plan will cost. The dental practice may ask you to pay before beginning your treatment.

Claim a Refund for NHS Dental Charges

Use this form to claim a refund for dental charges if you are entitled to help with healthcare costs. Use the NHS online checker to see if you qualify.

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You can request a printed copy of this form via email or by calling the publications order line on 0345 603 1108.

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