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The Hamptons Dental Care
Not taking NHS patients Confirmed on NHS.uk, 21 Oct 2026. Availability changes often, so ask for an NHS appointment when you call.

The Hamptons Dental Care

3.7 (30 reviews) 52 Hargate Way, Peterborough PE7 8DS
Opening hours Today: Closed
All hours

What NHS treatment costs

The same at every NHS practice in England. Who is it for?

  • Band 1Check-up, X-rays, scale and polish if needed, advice£27.90
  • Urgent carePain relief or a temporary fix£27.90
  • Band 2Band 1, plus fillings, root canals and extractions£76.60
  • Band 3Bands 1 and 2, plus crowns, dentures and bridges£332.10

NHS charges for adults in England, from 1 April 2026. Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland charge differently.

Private prices

This practice doesn't publish private prices. Ask for a written estimate before treatment.A private check-up typically costs £60 in the UK.

Opening times

Monday9am to 5:30pm
Tuesday9am to 5:30pm
Wednesday9am to 5:30pm
Thursday9am to 5:30pm
Friday9am to 1:30pm
SaturdayClosed
Sunday (today)Closed

Treatments and facilities

  • Parking

About The Hamptons Dental Care

The Hamptons Dental Care in Peterborough provides dentistry by appointment only, with patients supported for dental emergencies. The practice states it can see patients immediately for emergencies, subject to a fee, so they are seen in front of other patients with pre-booked appointments, and it also offers an emergency service outside normal hours. Appointments are offered on a private basis for all patients, and the practice explains that fees reflect the quality of care provided. Flexible payment options are discussed, and patients can expect a written treatment plan and estimates. For new patients, an initial fee of £95 is described for an extensive examination. This includes decay detection, full medical records, x-rays, and a consultation about treatment needs.

Reviews

3.7 (30 reviews) on Google. Our ranking allows for how many reviews a practice has.

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Team

  • Vicy BarrassDentist

Every dentist must be on the General Dental Council register.