Private Fees

New Patient Examination/Consultation - Including Radiographs if required

Comprehensive patient examination with dentist for patients new to the practice or have not been to the practice for at least 3 years

Routine Examination - Including Radiographs if required

A routine examination of a patient who has been seen regularly at the practice and has already had a new patient consultation.

Review Appointment - not including radiographs

Review appointment with a dental therapist or dentist. For example, to review gum health.

Emergency Consultation - New Patient

Clinical and Radiographic assessment of the presenting problem together with advice and prescription if required. For new patients, patients that have never visited the practice, or patients who have not had a routine exam or new patient exam for 3 years.

Emergency Consultation - Existing Patient

Emergency consultation for existing patient or a patient that has been seen at the practice for routine treatment within the last 3 years.

Extraction

Routine extraction. If a routine extraction becomes a surgical extraction, the extraction fee will be deducted from the surgical fee. This fee is in addition to the assessment fee.

Emergency Post-Extraction Dressing

Surgical Extraction

Removal of tooth that requires surgical intervention e.g. buried or curved roots. This fee is in addition to the assessment fee.

Recementation of a Crown or Bridge

The recementation of a crown or conventional bridge where it is feasible to do so. There is no guarantee or warranty on recementation. This fee is in addition to the assessment fee.

Recementation of a Veneer

There is no guarantee or warranty if an alternative treatment option has been recommended e.g replacement veneer. This fee is in addition to the assessment fee.

Recementation of a Resin Retained Bridge/Maryland Bridge

There is no guarantee or warranty if an alternative treatment option has been advised e.g an implant or new bridge. This fee is in addition to the assessment fee.

Temporary Filling/Dressing

The placement of a filling, not intended to be long-lasting. There is no guarantee on the longevity of this filling. This fee is in addition to the assessment fee.

Intra Oral Radiographs- (Included with Exam)

Intra-oral radiographs taken during assessments.

OPG- Existing Patient - (Included with Exam)

A full mouth or sectional radiograph that is taken outside of the mouth. This is useful for those patients that might gag or wretch when having normal intra-oral radiographs taken.

CBCT

3D Radiographic Imaging.

Intra-Oral Scan

3D digital imaging of the mouth and teeth.

Amalgam (silver filling) - Small

A single surface filling.

Amalgam (silver filling) - Medium

Filling covering two surfaces.

Amalgam (silver filling) - Large

Three+ surfaces OR deep tooth decay in close proximity to pulp.

Composite (tooth coloured) - Small

A single surface filling.

Composite (tooth coloured) - Medium

Filling covering two surfaces.

Composite (tooth coloured) - Large

Three+ surfaces OR deep tooth decay in close proximity to pulp.

Glass Ionomer (tooth coloured)

Provisional filling that be used definitively but not as hard wearing as composite.

Biodentine - Addition fee

Material placed under filling to prevent or reduce chance of requiring root canal when fillings are very deep. Fee is additional to filling fee.

Routine Extraction

Routine extraction . ( if a routine extraction becomes a surgical extraction, the extraction fee will be deducted from the surgical fee) This fee is in addition to assessment fee

Each Additional Routine Extraction Within An Appointment

Fee for each additional extraction carried out within the appointment.

Post-Extraction Emergency Appointment

Placement of dressing material and/or antibiotic prescription following extraction carried out at the practice.

Surgical Extraction

Wisdom Tooth Removal

Carried out in practice under local anaesthetic.

Hygiene +20mins

An appointment lasting up to 20 minutes with a dental hygiene therapist.

Hygiene +30mins

An appointment lasting up to 30 minutes with a dental hygiene therapist.

Hygiene +40 mins

An appointment lasting up to 40 minutes with a dental hygiene therapist.

Hygiene +60mins

An appointment lasting up to 60 minutes with a dental hygiene therapist. Normally for those patients with extensive gum disease or a lot of staining.

Hygienist - Direct Access

Access to Hygiene Therapist without seeing Dentist for patients who have not been seen at the practice previously or for at least 3 years.

Root Canal Consultation

Consultation with Dr. Cronshaw

Central Incisor/Canine-

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Premolar

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Molar

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Root Canal Filling Incisor/Canine

Does not include tooth restoration fee

Premolar

This does not include tooth restoration fee e.g crown if applicable

Molar

This does not include tooth restoration fee e.g crown if applicable

New Patient Initial Implant Consultation

For new patients or patients not seen at the practice for 3 years.

Nobel Biocare Dental Implant

Single implant placement

Dental Implant Crown

Single crown attached to a single implant.

Bone Augmentation

Prices starting from

Implant-Retained Bridge

2 unit Bridge, Prices from

Tooth Whitening - Upper and Lower arches

Tooth whitening with customised bleaching trays and boutique whitening system whitening gel

Tooth Whitening- Single Arch

Whitening trays and whitening gel using boutique whitening system

Whitening Tray - Single Arch

Individually customised whitening trays (without whitening gel).

Whitening Trays - Upper and Lower Arches

Individually customised whitening trays (without whitening gel)

Non-Precious Metal Crown

Full coverage non-precious metal crown.

Non-Precious Metal Ceramic Bonded Crown

Ceramic crown with inner metal layer.

Full-form Ceramic Zirconia Crown

Layered Zirconia crown

A layered zirconia crown is a dental crown made with a strong zirconia core that is hand-layered with porcelain to enhance translucency and natural tooth-like aesthetics, combining high strength, durability, and lifelike appearance.

Onlay/Inlay

An inlay/onlay: Is similar to a filling because it restores part of the tooth, not the whole thing Is similar to a crown because it’s custom-made outside the mouth and bonded on, making it stronger and longer-lasting than a regular filling Filling → small damage Inlay/onlay → moderate damage Crown → large damage or weakened tooth So you can think of an inlay/onlay as a “partial crown” or an upgraded filling. Prices listed below are from £450 and the material of an onlay can be non-precious metal, precious metal ( e.g gold) , ceramic ( zirconia, Lithium disilicate ) or composite

Conventional Bridge unit

A conventional bridge is a fixed dental restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth. It consists of an artificial tooth (pontic) supported by 1 or 2 crowns on the adjacent natural teeth, which are prepared to anchor the bridge, restoring function, alignment, and appearance. The smallest possible bridge is a 2 unit bridge consisting of one unit which is the anchor tooth and one unit which is the replacement tooth attached to the anchor tooth. The image depicts a 3 unit bridge Price listed is "from" and depends on number and material of the replacement teeth . This price represents a 2 unit bridge

Essex Retainer - Single Arch

Removable retainer used to maintain the position of teeth following orthdotontic treatment.

Essex Retainer - Dual Arch - upper and lower

Fixed Retainer -single arch

fixed wire bonded onto teeth.

Fixed retainer - both arches

Aligners

Price ranges from £2,750- £4,500 depending on complexity

Sports shield single

To protect teeth during contact sports or activities where the teeth may be at risk of trauma . Different colours available

Bite raising appliance single

To protect teeth that are liable to fracture during grinding or bruxism and also to aid TMJ pain or dysfunction

Bite raising appliance dual arch

Acrylic partial Denture

An acrylic partial denture is a removable dental appliance made of acrylic resin that replaces one or more missing teeth. It is supported by the gums (and sometimes metal clasps on natural teeth) and is commonly used as a temporary or economical option to restore appearance and basic chewing function. Price is from

Cobalt chromium denture

A Co-Cr (cobalt-chromium) denture is a removable partial denture with a strong, lightweight metal framework made from cobalt-chromium alloy. It offers superior fit, durability, and stability compared to acrylic dentures, but is more complex and expensive to fabricate. Additionally, the teeth that support the denture must be healthy, as they bear the stress of retention. Price listed is from

Complete Denture

A complete acrylic denture is a removable full denture made entirely of acrylic resin, replacing all teeth in either the upper or lower arch. It restores function, aesthetics, and facial support. Price listed is for a set of upper and lower complete dentures.