We publish our prices because you should be able to compare what you're paying for. The figures below are the final fees — not the starting point of a quote — once we've seen you and read your CBCT scan.
There are no separate charges for consultation, scanning, sedation, the provisional prosthesis, or the review appointments in the first year. If you need a bone graft, it is priced at the consultation and included in the fixed quote.
We partner with a regulated UK healthcare finance provider. Both options are subject to credit approval and affordability checks. Representative examples below.
Spread the full treatment fee over twelve equal monthly payments. No interest, no hidden arrangement fees.
Representative example based on full arch rehabilitation. 0% APR. Subject to credit approval. Finance provided by regulated UK partner.
Longer repayment over 24, 36, 48, or 60 months at a representative APR of 9.9%. Lower monthly payments; interest applies.
Representative example. 9.9% APR representative. Total interest £6,810. Subject to credit approval. Figures illustrative only.
The £150 fee covers a full clinical examination, any imaging required to plan your case, and the written clinical opinion that follows. The appointment is led by a prosthodontist and runs for 45 minutes. If you proceed with treatment the £150 is offset against the final fee.
Yes. The written treatment plan given to you after consultation is a fixed-price quote. It does not change unless the clinical situation itself changes materially — and any such change is discussed with you and agreed in writing before proceeding.
The fee does not cover optional IV sedation (£600) or unrelated dental work identified during consultation. General dentistry, fillings, or root canal treatment on other teeth are priced separately.
Implant treatment is not usually covered by standard UK dental insurance. Some private health policies cover portions. We provide full itemised invoices to support any reimbursement claim.
Modern dental implants have excellent long-term outcomes — published systematic reviews (Pjetursson 2012, Moraschini 2015) report survival rates of around 95–97% at five years across the implant systems we use. In the rare event of early implant failure (within 12 months of placement) we replace the implant at no additional cost; this guarantee is written into your treatment agreement.