Dentistry

Free NHS registration

To register for Health Service dental treatment, please bring in:

your medical card
proof of current address if different to that on your medical card
if over 18 years old, photographic proof of identity

To join:

Phone: 028 38 322441

or Book Online

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How to obtain a medical card

To obtain a medical card, you need to register with a GP practice in Northern Ireland. If you have lost your medical card, you can apply for a replacement card by completing form HS100 (downloadable from www.hscbusiness.hscni.net)

Free NHS Dental Treatment

You can get free NHS dental treatment :

If you are under 18 or aged 18 and in full-time education
If you and/or your partner get:

Working Tax Credit with Child Tax Credit and your income is £15,276 per year or less
Working Tax Credit with a disability element and your income is £15,276 per year or less
Child Tax Credit and you are not eligible for Working Tax Credit, and your income is £15,276 per year or less
Income Support
Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance
Income-related Employment and Support Allowance
Pension Credit Guarantee Credit

If you are on a low income and do not fit into the above, you may be able to get help with your health costs by making a claim under the Health Service Low Income Scheme.

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.