Private Dental Fees

The following is an indication of the typical charges that apply to private treatments available at our practice. All treatments and charges are discussed and agreed with patients before any treatment is provided. Where the charges vary from those given below, we will explain the reasons.

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NHS Dental Charges

If you are not entitled to free dental treatment or help with the cost of treatment then you are required to pay a charge for your treatment. The charge is 80 per cent of the dentist’s fee up to a maximum of £384. The table below gives examples of Health Service dental charges.

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These are only examples of what you might pay for courses of treatment. The total cost of your Health Service treatment may be different because of the number, or combinations of treatments involved.