Services
Dental Clinic
💷 Pricing
Transparent pricing for common services. Prices last updated 10/12/2025.
Endodontics
Root Canal Retreatment A procedure to remove existing root canal filling material, clean and disinfect the canals, and refill them to treat a persistent infection or failed previous treatment.
£960 Typical: £500–£900
Pulp Extirpation A root canal treatment procedure where the infected or inflamed pulp tissue is completely removed from the tooth's pulp chamber and root canals. This is typically the initial step in root canal therapy to eliminate pain and prevent further infection.
£366 Typical: £150–£350
Consultation
New Patient Examination (Adult) Comprehensive oral health assessment for new adult patients, including x-rays if required.
£76 Typical: £70–£120
Routine Examination (Adult) Regular dental check-up for existing adult patients to maintain oral health.
£51 Typical: £45–£80
New Patient Examination (Child) Dental check-up for new child patients, usually including advice on brushing and diet.
£24 Typical: £30–£60
Emergency Appointment Urgent same-day appointment for pain relief, swelling, or broken teeth.
£177 Typical: £75–£150
Preventive
X-Ray A diagnostic imaging service used to visualise teeth, bones, and surrounding tissues to identify issues such as decay, infection, or bone loss. Dental X-rays are a fundamental tool for planning treatments and monitoring oral health.
£20 Typical: £15–£60
Hygienist Appointment A professional teeth cleaning and polishing treatment performed by a dental hygienist to remove plaque, tartar, and surface stains. These appointments help maintain gum health, prevent decay, and include personalised oral hygiene advice for home care.
£78 Typical: £45–£85
Fissure Sealant A protective plastic coating applied to the chewing surfaces of back teeth to prevent decay by sealing off grooves where food and bacteria can collect.
£96 Typical: £25–£45
Mouthguard A custom-made oral appliance that protects teeth from grinding (bruxism) or injury during sports. It's typically worn at night or during physical activities to prevent wear, fractures, and trauma to teeth.
£177 Typical: £150–£400
Preventive
review appointment
£60
Emergency
Prescription (Private) Private prescription fee for antibiotics or pain relief.
£16 Typical: £8–£15
Recement Crown or Veneer Emergency refitting of dislodged crown or veneer.
£199 Typical: £45–£90
Pediatric
Child Hygiene Appointment A dental appointment focused on educating and assisting children with effective oral hygiene techniques, including supervised brushing, flossing demonstrations, and dietary advice. This preventive service aims to establish good habits and maintain healthy teeth and gums from an early age.
£26 Typical: £45–£85
Hygiene
Scale and Polish Basic cleaning of teeth to remove plaque and minor stains.
£32 Typical: £50–£80
Restorative
Root Canal Treatment (Single Tooth) Treatment to remove infection and save a tooth from extraction.
£870 Typical: £300–£700
White Composite Filling Tooth-coloured resin filling used to restore decayed or damaged teeth.
£195 Typical: £90–£250
Temporary Filling A short-term filling used to seal and protect a tooth until a permanent restoration can be placed, often in cases of emergency treatment or during a multi-stage procedure.
£75 Typical: £40–£90
Glass Ionomer Filling A tooth-coloured restorative material used for fillings, particularly for front teeth or non-chewing surfaces, which releases fluoride to help prevent further decay.
£125 Typical: £80–£150
Inlay and Onlay Custom-made restorations that repair damaged or decayed teeth, preserving more healthy tooth structure than a traditional crown. Inlays fit within the cusps of a tooth, while onlays cover one or more cusps.
£348 Typical: £400–£800
Dental Crown (Porcelain) Tooth-shaped cap placed over a tooth to restore its shape and strength.
£690 Typical: £550–£900
Temporary Crown A temporary crown is a short-term dental restoration placed over a tooth to protect it while a permanent crown is being custom-made in a dental laboratory.
£120 Typical: £80–£180
Metal Post Placement A procedure where a metal post is inserted into the root canal of a tooth to provide additional support and retention for a dental crown. This is typically performed when a tooth has significant damage or insufficient remaining structure to support a crown on its own.
£165 Typical: £250–£450
Post And Core A post and core is a foundation restoration used to rebuild a severely damaged tooth before placing a crown. It involves placing a small post into the tooth's root canal to provide support for a core buildup, which then anchors the final crown.
£105 Typical: £200–£500
Temporary Bridge A provisional dental bridge fitted to protect prepared teeth and maintain appearance and function while a permanent bridge is being made in the laboratory.
£102 Typical: £150–£400
Maryland Bridge A minimally invasive dental restoration that uses a false tooth with metal or ceramic wings bonded to the adjacent teeth, typically to replace a single missing tooth.
£474 Typical: £450–£850
Dental Bridge Fixed prosthetic replacement for one or more missing teeth.
£420 Typical: £600–£1,200
Denture Repair This service involves the professional repair of broken, cracked, or damaged dentures to restore their function and fit. It is a common procedure to extend the life of an existing denture.
£105 Typical: £50–£150
Flexible Denture A removable, lightweight denture made from a flexible nylon-based material that offers increased comfort and a more natural aesthetic compared to traditional acrylic dentures.
£510 Typical: £400–£850
Tooth Desensitising A treatment designed to reduce sensitivity in teeth, often caused by exposed dentin, gum recession, or enamel wear. It typically involves applying professional-strength desensitising agents or varnishes to block the microscopic tubules in the dentin that lead to the nerve.
£37 Typical: £50–£150
Diagnostic
Study Models Physical or digital models of the teeth and jaws used by dentists to plan treatments such as orthodontics, restorations, or oral surgery.
£95 Typical: £60–£150
Periodontics
Surgical Gum Treatment A procedure to treat advanced gum disease (periodontitis) where the dentist or periodontist surgically accesses and cleans the tooth roots and surrounding infected tissues. It helps to halt disease progression, reduce pocket depths, and prevent tooth loss.
£69 Typical: £400–£1200
Periodontal Treatment This treatment focuses on the health of the gums and supporting structures of the teeth, addressing conditions like gingivitis and periodontitis. It includes deep cleaning procedures such as scaling and root planing to remove plaque and tartar from below the gumline.
£250 Typical: £250–£600
Oral Surgery
Surgical Extraction (Complex) Complex or impacted tooth extraction, often surgical.
£285 Typical: £200–£400
Tooth Extraction The removal of a tooth from its socket in the jawbone, typically performed when a tooth is severely damaged, decayed, impacted, or causing overcrowding.
£195 Typical: £120–£300
Cosmetic
smile trial mock-up
£99
Cosmetic
Composite Bonding Composite bonding is a cosmetic dental procedure where tooth-coloured resin material is applied to repair, restore, or enhance the appearance of a tooth's shape, size, or colour.
£330 Typical: £150–£400
Composite Veneers Composite veneers are a cosmetic dental treatment where a tooth-coloured resin material is applied directly to the teeth to improve their appearance, shape, or colour. They are a less invasive and more affordable alternative to porcelain veneers, often completed in a single visit.
£348 Typical: £150–£400 per tooth
Porcelain Veneer Custom porcelain shell bonded to the front of a tooth to improve appearance.
£870 Typical: £450–£850
Cosmetic Skin Treatment Professional aesthetic procedures to improve skin condition and appearance around the mouth, chin and jawline area. These may include treatments for scarring, pigmentation, fine lines or general skin rejuvenation performed by dental professionals trained in facial aesthetics.
£240 Typical: £100–£400
Home Whitening Kit Take-home whitening trays and gel provided by dentist.
£458 Typical: £250–£400
Teeth Whitening Syringe A professional at-home teeth whitening treatment where the dentist provides a custom-made tray and a syringe of whitening gel for patient use. This method allows for gradual, controlled whitening under the guidance of a dental professional.
£48 Typical: £200–£400
Internal Bleaching A procedure to lighten a tooth that has darkened following a root canal treatment, by applying a bleaching agent inside the tooth.
£257 Typical: £300–£600
Prosthetics
Partial Acrylic Denture Removable acrylic denture replacing several missing teeth.
£825 Typical: £650–£1,200
Full Acrylic Denture Complete removable denture for one or both arches.
£1,500 Typical: £850–£1,350
Metal Denture (Cobalt-Chrome) Lightweight metal-based denture offering improved comfort and strength.
£1,430 Typical: £950–£1,500
Denture Addition A dental procedure where one or more new artificial teeth are added to an existing partial denture framework. This cost-effective solution allows patients to replace missing teeth without needing an entirely new denture.
£199 Typical: £150–£400
Denture Clasps Metal clasps are custom-made components that attach a removable partial denture to the remaining natural teeth, providing stability and retention.
£210 Typical: £150–£400
Denture Reline A procedure to resurface the tissue side of a denture to improve its fit and comfort against the gums, which can change shape over time. It helps restore stability and function without needing a completely new denture.
£240 Typical: £80–£250
Prosthodontics
Denture Strengthener A treatment used to reinforce and repair existing dentures that have become weakened, cracked, or broken. It involves adding a strengthening material, such as metal or high-impact acrylic, to the denture base to restore its durability and function.
£63 Typical: £150–£400
Protective
Sports Mouthguard (Soft) Custom-made soft gum shield for sports use.
£185 Typical: £100–£150
Orthodontics
Essix Retainer A clear, removable plastic retainer custom-made to fit over your teeth, typically worn after orthodontic treatment to prevent them from shifting back to their original position.
£143 Typical: £100–£300
Prices are subject to change and may vary based on individual circumstances. Please contact the practice for the most up-to-date pricing.
Opening Hours
Monday 09:00 - 19:00
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 09:00 - 19:00
Friday Closed
Saturday 09:00 - 13:00
Sunday Closed