Fee Guide from April 2007
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New patient consultation, which includes:
Full dental examination, x-rays, oral cancer screen, detailed
discussion of your requirements and treatment options and
a written estimate.
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£75
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Routine dental health check:
For continued assessment of your dental health for registered
patients including an oral cancer screen and x-rays as needed.
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£45
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New patient Hygienist visit:
Our hygienists will tailor treatments to your specific needs.
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£58
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Routine Hygienist visit:
For continued maintenance of your teeth and gums.
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£48
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Cosmetic white fillings:
May be used to replace most silver fillings.
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from £95
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One visit CEREC crowns:
Crowns, Inlays and veneers, prepared and fitted on the
same visit, avoiding the need for messy impressions, temporary teeth
and a two week wait.
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£530
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Bridges per tooth:
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£550
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Root canal treatments:
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from £300
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| Beyond Professional Tooth Whitening:
1hr in Surgery
(Includes free consultation, take home kit and custom made trays).Consultation
£35. This fee is deducted if treatment undertaken
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£530
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| Tooth Whitening: to take home
Includes custom made trays. Consultation £35.
This fee is deducted if treatment undertaken.
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£230
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Full upper and Lower dentures:
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£800
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Full upper or lower dentures:
(including partial dentures).
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from £500
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Please note:
CHILDREN UNDER 16 years – The Practice treats children
on a private basis. Examinations are £20. Any treatment needed
is quoted for on a time-basis and estimates are given at the time
of examination.
These prices are based upon the average time length for any given
procedure. Where treatment is involved the practice reserves the
right to make price alterations and estimates may need to be adjusted
after x-ray findings. The above prices are based on using high quality
dental materials and private dental laboratories. We regret that
NHS is not available at this practice.
The practice reserves the right to charge if an appointment is missed
or cancelled with less than 24hours notice or in a circumstance
which leaves insufficient time for the appointment to be reallocated.
This is charged on time lost from £45.00.
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Our practice quality policy:
- Our practice aims to provide dental care of a consistent
quality, for all patients. We have management systems to help
us, which define each practice member’s responsibilities
when looking after you.
- In proposing treatment we will take account of your own wishes.
We will explain options where appropriate, and costs, so that
you can make an informed choice. We will always explain what
we are doing.
- We will do all we can to look after your general
health. We will ask you about your general health, and about
any medicines
being taken. This helps us to treat you safely. We keep all information
about you confidential.
- Contamination control is also essential to the safety
of our patients. Every practice member receives training in
practice
systems for contamination control.
- We screen all patients for mouth cancer at routine
checkups. We ask patients about tobacco and alcohol use because
they
increase your oral cancer risk.
- Practice working methods are reviewed regularly
at meetings of all staff. We encourage all staff to make suggestions
for improving
the care we give patients.
- We regularly ask patients for their views on our
services. We have systems for dealing promptly with patient
complaints and
for ensuring that lessons are learnt from any mistakes that
we make.
- All dentists in the practice take part in continuing
professional education, meeting the General Dental Council’s
requirements. We aim to keep up-to-date with current thinking
on all aspects
of general dentistry, including preventive care, which reduces
your need for treatment.
- All staff joining the practice are given training
in practice-wide procedures. Once a year, there is an individual
review of training
needs for everyone in the practice.
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