Our prices

Our fee structure has been carefully considered, and reflects our high level of specialist care, advanced equipment and consistently high results. We believe in being honest about our fees, and we will always discuss and explain them clearly. After your initial assessment we will send you a letter detailing your unique treatment plan, including any likely costs. If you would like to spread the cost of your treatment, we can offer a monthly interest-free payment plan over a six-month period.

Our prices

Our fee structure has been carefully considered, and reflects our high level of specialist care, advanced equipment and consistently high results. We believe in being honest about our fees, and we will always discuss and explain them clearly. After your initial assessment we will send you a letter detailing your unique treatment plan, including any likely costs. If you would like to spread the cost of your treatment, we can offer a monthly interest-free payment plan over a six-month period.

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Assessment & scanning

Clinical Assessment from £150
Pan Oral Radiograph £55
Cone Beam CBCT Scan £130 (per jaw scanned)
Small Radiographs £12 each (maximum £70)
Trial Wax Up £350 to £600
Study Models £55

A study model is an initial view of your mouth/teeth that is taken before we start an implant treatment. It acts as a reference point for our Specialists and the laboratories we work with. Traditionally, a cast was made by taking an impression of your teeth with a tray and impression material. Using the latest technology, we can now produce Digital 3D impressions of your teeth and gums – eliminating the need for messy and bulky trays. This is especially helpful for those who experience a gag reflex with the traditional tray method.

Annual Periodontal or Implant Health Check £140

Dental Implant Costs

Implant Dentistry

Single Tooth Replacement £3,000 - £3,350
Replacement of Two Teeth £4,000 - £5,350
Replacement of Three Teeth £5,700 - £7,600
Replacement of Four Teeth £6,500 - £8,400
Replacement of Five Teeth £8,700 - £9,200
Full Arch Lower £14,000 - £15,300
Full Arch Upper £18,500 - £19,700
Annual Health Check £140

Bone Grafting & Sinus Grafting

Single Graft/Bone Grafting Materials £1,600

Implant Placement Only

Single Implant Placement £1780
Two Implant Placement £2580
Three Implant Placement £3580
Four Implant Placement £4580
Six Implant Placement £6500

*We will place your implants, and your referring dentist replaces the crown.

Periodontal Treatment Costs

Non-Surgical Treatment £1,280 - £1,520
Periodontal Surgery £1,000 - £1,300
Simple Extraction from ££250
Surgical Extraction £350
Annual Periodontal Check £140

*Intensive periodontal programme, including baseline records, advice, cleaning, monitoring and oral hygiene products used in surgery.

**Costs dependent on complexity and extent of disease presentation.

Restorative & Preventative Dentistry

Prosthodontic Assessment (includes x-rays) £255
Prosthodontic Review £150
Articulated Study Models from £286
Whitening £700 - £1,100
Fillings £230 - £445
Crown/Overlay/Veneer £1,650 - £1,830 (per unit)
Conventional Bridge £1,380 (per unit)
Adhesive Bridge £1,620 (for one tooth replacement)
Upper & Lower Complete Dentures from £4,644
Single Full Upper or Lower Denture from £2,646
Implant Supported Crown £1,510
Implant Retained Bridge from £3200
Hard Occlusal Splint £1,100

Aesthetic Periodontal

Gingival Grafting (Root Coverage Procedures) £1,000 - £3,000
Crown Lengthening £1,100 - £1,300

Dental hygiene treatment

Initial Visit £160
Maintenance Visit £160
Supportive Periodontal Treatment £150
Non-surgical Periodontal Treatment £190
Non-surgical Implant Debridement £230
Chlosite £60
Airflow £65
Whitening £700 - £1,100

Quality First - A Guide to Our Fees

When we talk about quality, we mean a higher level of patient care and treatment. When you become one of our patients, you will experience first-hand how this feels. Our fees reflect these high standards, materials and the time spent with you. Working together, we are confident that you will feel any treatment is an excellent long-term investment in your dental health. We are aware that this is often a deciding factor when patients make decisions to proceed with treatment or seek treatment elsewhere.

The scope of work necessary for each patient can vary enormously and it is simply not possible to create a comprehensive guide to exact fees that may be involved for any given treatment.

Individual customised estimates will be provided after sufficient information has been gathered from your assessment appointment(s). Whilst we try to make these as accurate as possible, please note that they are estimates and may change to reflect the treatment provided. Please be assured that we always endeavour to be as cost effective as possible, but the scope of work that we carry out (complex cases can often take hours and occasionally days of planning) is often time-consuming and labour-intensive and our fees must reflect this.

We guarantee our work against technical failure for one year from the date of fit/placement.

“Technical failure” will be diagnosed and photographically documented by the dental surgeon and the information shared with the dental technician responsible for any laboratory work fitted. It will cover the following:

Breakage of definitive restorations; But not core restorations prescribed for crowning, or; If it has been placed against our advice, e.g. if you have a white filling placed instead of the laboratory made overlay recommended, or an existing poor root filling has been left in situ. Definitively fitted laboratory work.

The guarantee does not cover:

  • Minor wear, chipping or cracking from normal usage where the core material or tooth has not been visibly exposed.
  • Where a guarantee has not been given in the treatment planning letter for a specific reason or for a specific item or items of treatment.
  • Where there has been a lack of proper cleaning and home care (this includes failure relating to smoking), lapse in recommended examination and hygienist programme visits, breakage due to trauma, inappropriate use or deliberate damage, delay in the provision of definitive protective restorations beyond a period of 2 months from when recommended, new decay, gum recession exposing edges of crowns or implants, periodontal (gum) infection or sudden tooth or root fracture under an intact restoration.
  • A tooth has subsequently gone non-vital and needs either a root canal treatment (and new definitive restoration) or removal. Any subsequent treatment required to restore the resulting space if the tooth were to be removed.
  • Subjective aesthetic “failure” or subjective unacceptability from the viewpoint of the patient or third party including their partner or spouse if work is technically correct, and the patient has accepted cementation or fitting at the time of the fit appointment.

Dental fees

Clinical Assessment from £150
Pan Oral Radiograph £55
Cone Beam CBCT Scan £130 (per jaw scanned)
Small Radiographs £12 each (maximum £70)
Trial Wax Up £300
Study Models £55

A study model is an initial view of your mouth/teeth that is taken before we start an implant treatment. It acts as a reference point for our Specialists and the laboratories we work with. Traditionally, a cast was made by taking an impression of your teeth with a tray and impression material. Using the latest technology, we can now produce Digital 3D impressions of your teeth and gums – eliminating the need for messy and bulky trays. This is especially helpful for those who experience a gag reflex with the traditional tray method.

Annual Periodontal or Implant Health Check £140

Implant Dentistry

Single Tooth Replacement £3,000 - £3,350
Replacement of Two Teeth £4,000 - £5,350
Replacement of Three Teeth £5,700 - £7,600
Replacement of Four Teeth £6,500 - £8,400
Replacement of Five Teeth £8,700 - £9,200
Full Arch Lower £14,000 - £15,300
Full Arch Upper £18,500 - £19,700
Annual Health Check £140

Bone Grafting & Sinus Grafting

Single Graft/Bone Grafting Materials £1,600

Implant Placement Only

Single Implant Placement £1780
Two Implant Placement £2580
Three Implant Placement £3580
Four Implant Placement £4580
Six Implant Placement £6500

*We will place your implants, and your referring dentist replaces the crown.

Non-Surgical Treatment £1,280 - £1,520
Periodontal Surgery £1,000 - £1,300
Simple Extraction from £250
Surgical Extraction £350
Annual Periodontal Check £140

*Intensive periodontal programme, including baseline records, advice, cleaning, monitoring and oral hygiene products used in surgery.

**Costs dependent on complexity and extent of disease presentation.

Prosthodontic Assessment (includes x-rays) £255
Prosthodontic Review £150
Articulated Study Models from £286
Whitening £700 - £1,100
Fillings £230 - £445
Crown/Overlay/Veneer £1,650 - £1,830 (per unit)
Conventional Bridge £1,380 (per unit)
Adhesive Bridge £1,620 (for one tooth replacement)
Upper & Lower Complete Dentures from £4,644
Single Full Upper or Lower Denture from £2,646
Implant Supported Crown £1,510
Implant Retained Bridge from £3200
Hard Occlusal Splint £1,100
Gingival Grafting (Root Coverage Procedures) £1,100
Crown Lengthening £1,100
Initial Visit £160
Maintenance Visit £160
Supportive Periodontal Treatment £150
Non-surgical Periodontal Treatment £190
Non-surgical Implant Debridement £230
Chlosite £60
Airflow £65
Whitening £700 - £1,100

When we talk about quality, we mean a higher level of patient care and treatment. When you become one of our patients, you will experience first-hand how this feels. Our fees reflect these high standards, materials and the time spent with you. Working together, we are confident that you will feel any treatment is an excellent long-term investment in your dental health. We are aware that this is often a deciding factor when patients make decisions to proceed with treatment or seek treatment elsewhere.

The scope of work necessary for each patient can vary enormously and it is simply not possible to create a comprehensive guide to exact fees that may be involved for any given treatment.

Individual customised estimates will be provided after sufficient information has been gathered from your assessment appointment(s). Whilst we try to make these as accurate as possible, please note that they are estimates and may change to reflect the treatment provided. Please be assured that we always endeavour to be as cost effective as possible, but the scope of work that we carry out (complex cases can often take hours and occasionally days of planning) is often time-consuming and labour-intensive and our fees must reflect this.

We guarantee our work against technical failure for one year from the date of fit/placement.

“Technical failure” will be diagnosed and photographically documented by the dental surgeon and the information shared with the dental technician responsible for any laboratory work fitted. It will cover the following:

Breakage of definitive restorations; But not core restorations prescribed for crowning, or; If it has been placed against our advice, e.g. if you have a white filling placed instead of the laboratory made overlay recommended, or an existing poor root filling has been left in situ. Definitively fitted laboratory work.

The guarantee does not cover:

  • Minor wear, chipping or cracking from normal usage where the core material or tooth has not been visibly exposed.
  • Where a guarantee has not been given in the treatment planning letter for a specific reason or for a specific item or items of treatment.
  • Where there has been a lack of proper cleaning and home care (this includes failure relating to smoking), lapse in recommended examination and hygienist programme visits, breakage due to trauma, inappropriate use or deliberate damage, delay in the provision of definitive protective restorations beyond a period of 2 months from when recommended, new decay, gum recession exposing edges of crowns or implants, periodontal (gum) infection or sudden tooth or root fracture under an intact restoration.
  • A tooth has subsequently gone non-vital and needs either a root canal treatment (and new definitive restoration) or removal. Any subsequent treatment required to restore the resulting space if the tooth were to be removed.
  • Subjective aesthetic “failure” or subjective unacceptability from the viewpoint of the patient or third party including their partner or spouse if work is technically correct, and the patient has accepted cementation or fitting at the time of the fit appointment.

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