Your Dental Fees Explained
Discover our transparent pricing for both NHS and private services.
Band 1 - £27.40
- Examination
- Diagnosis, advice and X-rays
- Scale and polish*
- Further treatment planning
- Flouride varnish & fissure sealant
- *Only available if clinically necessary
Band 2 - £75.30
- Everything in band 1 plus additional treatment such as:
- Diagnosis, advice and X-rays
- Root canal work
- Removing teeth
Band 3 - £326.70
- Everything in band 1 & 2 plus more complex procedures:
- Crowns
- Dentures
- Bridges
Free
- Under 26 years old
- Pregnant or are a nursing mother
Unless you are in one of the groups entitled to free NHS dental treatment, or help with the cost, you’ll need to pay 80% of the cost of your NHS dental treatment up to a maximum of £384 per course of treatment.
Find out more about this on the Practitioner Services website.
Costs
The NHS fee structure is complex and varies considerably from patient to patient depending of the treatment required.
Examples of costs can be found on the Scottish Dental website.
Help with costs
The Scottish Government have produced a leaflet providing information on NHS dental costs and getting help with these. It’s called A Quick Guide To Help With Health Costs.
Band 1 - £20
- Examination
- Diagnosis, advice and X-rays
- Scale and polish*
- Further treatment planning
- Flouride varnish & fissure sealant
- *Only available if clinically necessary
Band 2 - £60
- Everything in band 1 plus additional treatment such as:
- Diagnosis, advice and X-rays
- Root canal work
- Removing teeth
Band 3 - £260
- Everything in band 1 & 2 plus more complex procedures:
- Crowns
- Dentures
- Bridges
Who is entitled to free HSC dental treatment?
You can get free dental treatment in Northern Ireland if you’re:
- aged under 18
- aged 18 and in full time education
- pregnant, or have had a child, within the 12 months before treatment starts
- a hospital inpatient and the treatment is carried out by a hospital dentist
- getting, or your partner gets, Income Support, income related Employment and Support Allowance, income based Jobseeker’s Allowance, Universal Credit or Pension Credit Guarantee Credit
- entitled to, or named on, a valid tax credit exemption certificate
- a war pensioner and need the dental treatment test because of a disability for which you get a war pension
- a Hospital Dental Service out-patient
- a Community Dental Service patient
If you are a Hospital Dental Service out-patient or a Community Dental Service patient, you may have to pay for treatments involving dental laboratory items such as dentures and bridges.
If you are not entitled to free treatment or help with the cost of treatment then you are required to pay a charge for Health Service dental services. The charge is 80% of the cost up to a maximum of £384.
Costs
The HSC fee structure will vary from patient to patient depending on the treatment required.
Examples of costs can be found on the nidrect website
Help with costs
You can view more information regarding help with your dental costs on the following page via the nidrect website
Affordable private dentistry
Whether you want a check-up, an urgent appointment, treatment or even a complete smile makeover, you can get the smile you have always dreamed of at a price you can afford. You can be seen at a time that suits you. You will have priority appointments when you need them most, and no long waiting lists to contend with.
Private Treatment Price List
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General Dentistry £20
Comprehensive check-ups, cleanings, and treatments to keep your smile healthy.
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Dental Hygiene £20
Professional cleaning and advice on maintaining your dental health.
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Cosmetic Surgery £20
Enhance your smile with services like whitening and veneers.
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Dentures £20
Custom-fit dentures for comfort and functionality.
Payment Options That Work for You
Flexible Payments
Choose from various payment methods to fit your needs, ensuring ease and comfort.
Insurance Options
We accept multiple insurance plans to maximize your benefits and reduce out-of-pocket costs.
Health Plans
Explore our flexible health plan options designed to keep dental care within reach.
Transparent Pricing
Our pricing is clear and upfront so you always know what to expect for your treatment.
Easy Payment Plans
Take advantage of our easy payment plans to spread the cost of your dental care over time.
Support When You Need
Our team is here to assist you with any questions regarding payments and services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We have answers!
We provide a wide range of dental services including check-ups, cleanings, cosmetic procedures, and emergency care. Our goal is to cater to both NHS and private clients with quality care.
You can easily book an appointment by filling out our contact form or giving us a call. Our friendly staff is here to assist you with your scheduling needs.
We offer various payment methods including credit cards, direct debit, and flexible payment plans. Our goal is to make dental care accessible for everyone.
Yes, we work with a variety of dental insurance providers. Please check with our team to see which plans we accept and how we can help you maximize your benefits.
During your first visit, you’ll meet our team, discuss your dental history, and undergo a comprehensive examination. We’ll explain any needed treatments and answer all your questions.
Maintaining good dental health involves regular check-ups, a balanced diet, proper oral hygiene, and consulting with our team about recommended practices. We’re here to help you every step of the way.
We understand that dental visits can be stressful. Our team is trained to provide gentle care and support. Don’t hesitate to inform us about your concerns, and we will accommodate your needs.
We recommend visiting the dentist at least twice a year for routine check-ups and cleanings to maintain optimal dental health. Your specific needs may vary based on your dental condition.
If you experience a dental emergency, please contact us immediately. We will provide guidance on how to manage the situation and arrange for prompt treatment if necessary.
Absolutely! You’re welcome to bring a family member or friend along to your appointment for support. Just let us know in advance if anyone will be joining you.
Daily brushing and flossing, along with regular dental visits, are key to maintaining your oral health. We can provide tips tailored to your specific dental needs.
Signs of dental issues can include toothache, sensitivity, bleeding gums, or visible decay. If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s important to seek advice from our team as soon as possible.
Contact Us for a Consultation
We invite you to reach out for personalized consultations on our dental fees. Whether you’re a new or returning patient, our friendly team is here to guide you through your options and answer any questions you may have.
