mydentist, High Street, Margate
No private prices published. Ask for a written estimate before treatment.
Dentists in Margate
5 practices. See who's taking NHS patients, compare private prices, opening hours and reviews.
1
Taking NHS adults
1 taking NHS children. See them
£57
Typical private check-up
From £48 to £65 at 2 practices
£75
Typical hygienist visit
30 minutes, 2 practices
2
Publish their prices
Of 5 practices
Dental practices in Margate
5 practices
Laurel Dental Practice
Check-up £48 £12 below UK typical
Hygienist £75 £5 below UK typical
White filling £170 £20 above UK typical
The Denture Shop
No private prices published. Ask for a written estimate before treatment.
South Cliff Dental Group, Margate
Check-up £65 £5 above UK typical
Hygienist £75 £5 below UK typical
White filling £150 About UK typical
Northdown Dental Practice
No private prices published. Ask for a written estimate before treatment.
Compare private dental prices in Margate
From each practice's published fee list. The lowest in each column is highlighted. NHS treatment costs the same everywhere in England.
| Practice | Check-up | New patient exam | Hygienist | White filling | Root canal | Crown | Implant |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laurel Dental Practice | £48 | £125 | £75 | £170 | £400 | £875 | £1,900 |
| South Cliff Dental Group, Margate | £65 | £85 | £75 | £150 | £210 | £600 | £2,100 |
| Typical (Margate where known, else UK) | £60 | £77 | £80 | £150 | £450 | £720 | £2,500 |
Dentists in Margate: common questions
Are any dentists in Margate taking NHS patients?
1 Margate practices say they're taking new NHS adult patients and 1 are taking children, from the NHS website. See NHS dentists in Margate.
How much is a private check-up in Margate?
£57 is typical. Published prices range from £48 to £65 across 2 practices.
What does NHS dental treatment cost?
In England, from April 2026: £27.90 for a check-up (Band 1), £76.60 for fillings, root canals or extractions (Band 2) and £332.10 for crowns, dentures or bridges (Band 3). It's free for under-18s and some adults.
Do I need to register with a dentist?
No. Unlike a GP, you don't register with a dentist. You can contact any practice that's taking NHS patients.