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NHS Dentists in Norwich
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5 dental practices in Norwich (of 54) are currently listed as accepting new NHS patients — 4 taking adults and 5 taking children.
NHS availability last checked 2 June 2026. Availability can change week to week — call practices directly to confirm.
NHS dental charges in Norwich
NHS dental treatment in England is charged at fixed rates across three bands. These prices apply to all NHS dental practices in Norwich and across England.
| Band | What's included | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Band 1 | Check-up, X-rays, scale & polish, urgent care | £27.90 |
| Band 2 | Fillings, extractions, root canal treatment | £76.60 |
| Band 3 | Crowns, bridges, dentures | £332.10 |
| Urgent | Emergency examination & treatment | £27.90 |
Who qualifies for free NHS dental care?
You may be entitled to free NHS dental treatment if you fall into one of the following categories. Currently 4 NHS dental practices in Norwich are accepting patients entitled to free care.
Age-based
- Under 18, or under 19 and in full-time education
- Pregnant or have had a baby in the previous 12 months (with a valid MatEx certificate)
Benefits-based
- Income Support
- Income-related Employment & Support Allowance
- Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance
- Pension Credit Guarantee Credit
- Universal Credit (with no earnings or net earnings below the threshold)
Other exemptions
- Being treated in an NHS hospital by a hospital dentist
- NHS Low Income Scheme - full help (HC2 certificate)
- War pensioners (for treatment related to the accepted disability)
If you're on a low income but don't qualify for full help, you may still get partial help through the NHS Low Income Scheme (HC3 certificate). Apply using form HC1, available from Jobcentre Plus or NHS hospitals.
NHS dental availability in Norwich
5 NHS dental practices
4 accepting adults
5 accepting children
4 accepting free care patients
NHS dental availability can change frequently. We recommend contacting the practice directly to confirm they are currently accepting new NHS patients before travelling.
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